21 Sweet Steep Wall Feet

I installed the set on a "Treadwall" at my local gym. They really make you work harder which make you a better climber. Super good deal and great quality make it an easy decision to add another set to our wall. Thanks! Mac

This is a great set of foot holds.  The coolest feature on these is the little rib that runs about halfway around on each of them.  It's just right for catching your toe on when climbing overhung terrain.  I have found they are great for training.  By that I mean, if your foot work is sloppy, your feet will slip off of these but when you learn to put pressure down on your foot that little rib grabs onto your shoe rubber and really helps.  These are the foot holds that remind me to pay attention to my feet.  Then, if you don't want to use the rib you can rotate them 180 degrees and they become cobbles!!  So cool.

I was initially concerned when I first opened my footholds and saw the little ribs on them, thinking they would be too easy on my 40 degree wall. I was surprised to find how much more I had to concentrate to hit the rib just right, and put pressure on them to keep my feet from popping! Very happy with them . Can't beat the price either. Will likely buy another set.

Reference:
-Wall angle: 40 degrees
-Climb: V4 on moonboard/outdoors
-Find them to be harder/more technical than Teknik "Runners" foothold set

Most of them are ridged in a way that they can serve 2 angles of foot application in one orientation, which is great for a home wall. I put on tighter shoes for these on the 45 degree wall for sure.

I use these as hand holds on 0 degree to 15 degree walls.  Difficult yet fun! As other reviewers mentioned, these holds have a little rib around half the circumference of the holds. These ribs  let you pinch it and hold on(not really meant for that :p but still) As foot holds theyre nice and technical on steep terrain, but super comfy on mild walls.

I bought these mainly to use as technical feet on a 30 deg overhang.  The little lip helps to make them directional.  You can also turn them upside down and use them more as a cobble if you like.  On my vertical wall, I use them for a 1-2 finger micro crimp on slab style routes.

I put these on a 40 degree and they are all good enough to be used which is nice because sometimes feet can seem a lot smaller once they're at that angle. That said, these are by no means big feet to just throw your feet on at all. They require precision and control to move off and I like that a lot!