12 Super Small Hedron Tech Feet(From 25 pack)

I needed some super technical feet for a home wall setup, and these are great.  If you want to train on harder routes where you have to really think about body position and minimal foot contact, I'd recommend these.  I love the customer service.  I wrote the company because all they had was the pack of 25 which was way more than I needed.  They got back to me within 2 days and said they would make a pack of 12 for sale, which was perfect!  Thanks for listening to your customers!

These footholds are a great deal - I really appreciate Atomik subdividing their larger foothold pack for those of us with small home walls that don't need so many feet. These were a little bigger than I expected, but that adds to their versatility. On a 45 degree wall, you can use their little nubbins to make these usable, while on a 20 degree wall, you can use one of the sides without the nubbin to set v4 or 5.11 and harder.

They serve on a 45 degree wall even with flat shoes. If you wear aggressive shoes you can really crank on these.

Got these for my homewall which is a 25 degree overhang. These help with creating problems with specific feet beta and their little nubs add a degree of versatility where you can rotate them to create different grades. Very nice!

This is a great set. Each foot has multiple edges that range from fairly flat to fairly slopey, and some of the edges have bumps that you can really toe into. The downturned, smooth edges are good for smearing on vert or slab faces, and the flatter edges and bumps work as technical feet on steeper angles. Very versatile and work for any type of problem.

I like these footholds on my 30 degree wall—they're good for training more precise footwork without being overly difficult. Plus the set has quite a bit of variety, and you can get loads more by rotating the holds.

Needed some feet to train precision and fill in our wall with more foot options, and these are perfect. They can all be rotated to be varying degrees of positive and really not. We use them on out 15 degree and vertical walls. Could also be used as intermediates, thumb-catches, or spike crimps.

I bought these as feet and thought I might use them a crimps too. Then I got them and worried the numbs were too small. Now I place them on problems that i want to focus on a specific thumbcatch move. Some are good as micro pinches, others can be used by either the numbs or the thick base.

Medium difficulty feet, on vertical
difficult micropinches or crimps

These were perfect for keeping footwork techy on my 30 deg wall, I just wish I bought the 25 pack instead now! These are perfect if you want positive yet challenging foot holds. I stayed away from the steep wall versions because I wanted the feel to be small and precarious. These fit the bill perfectly.

Right now im using these on the kicker on my 45 degree wall, and they are really good for starting foot holds.  Even on the vertical kicker, you need to focus our your foot will slip, but if you focus, they are rock solid.  I also have a vertical section of wall, T'ing off my 45, and I use these for very technical climbing (side and under cling with crimps) and with poor handholds, and not using the nubs, they make a good v4-v5 route.

I've used a few of the bigger ones, with big nubs, on the 45 degree wall, and they are a good compliment with a good hand hold to make that hand hold a little less good.

Overall - a good set to add that is versatile and good value.

Very technical footholds on a 30deg wall.  Not the worst footholds as they are still positive enough to inspire trust in a good placement; but they are certainly not the best feet on the home wall.  Hitting these with shoes needing a resole is a bad idea, and using them barefoot is a non starter.  Overall these were worth the money and space on the wall.