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Picture of 25 Super Small Hedron Tech Feet
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25 Super Small Hedron Tech Feet

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$36.80
5.12+ climbing foot holds
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These technical footholds are appropriate for climbing walls that are angled up to and around 45 degrees (overhanging). In order to utilize these footholds, real climbing shoes are necessary. For a larger version, try 21 Small Hedron Feet.  

  • Footprint: 2" x 2"
  • Stands off wall: 1/2" - 3/4"
  • Bolt on
  • Technical footholds for intermediate to advanced climbers

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Great variety!
These are great and technical as far as footholds in the industry go. They provide varied edges, if you want a harder foot hold just spin it. They allow for edging and shmearing.
12/29/2014 9:58 AM
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Our fav footys, Also good for expert hand holds
Ok so we got these guys to use in our Bouldering gym, we teach Kid's and adults the finer points of bouldering. These foot holds were such a huge step up for our students foot work and even our own, you really have to use good placement, they are way versatile and each hold has a different difficulty on them per the direction you set them, recenty we have wanted to push our climbing even more and have set routes using these as hand holds! they are perfect for working on finger strength for v10  problems, really a good way to train your fingers for outdoor climbing where you won't run into holds like you do at the gym, So we give these a 5 start   review!
1/19/2015 9:07 PM
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Great Footholds. Great value
This set is fantastic. Footprint is small.  Profile also small. Teaches great footwork. Every step will have to be technically accurate. Teaches quiet feet easily on steeps....or you get spit off the wall. Get a set.
2/7/2020 3:40 PM
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lots of variety
So many options with these little guys. Forces precise footwork, and great tiny handholds for a wall that isn't crazy steep. I love setting these on a 20 degree wall for hands and feet.
4/11/2020 11:46 PM
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Perfect feet
The nubbins on these are still good on our 30* wall, but they require precision, which is perfect for training. Rotating them slightly makes for a totally different climb. Great stuff.
6/4/2020 4:27 PM
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Awesome foot set!
I have these on my home boulder wall from vertical to 25 degrees, and I love them. They have at least 4 different surfaces each, ranging in size from 1-2”, different slopiness depending how you spin it. I like that I can start with them easy, then spin them when I get more confident. These are a great set if you’re looking for some footies!
6/23/2020 10:23 PM
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They don't look that small in the picture, but.....
I wanted challenging feet and I found them.  I have 5 or 6 different types of footholds on my home 45 deg wall.   These might require the most core tension to use ESPECIALLY if they're not directly under your handhold.   If using on a 45, put on your aggressive shoes!
7/30/2020 9:43 PM
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Some of the lowest profile bolt on holds I own
These take a ton of focus as feet on 45 degree walls. I've set them as hand holds on up to 20 degree overhung walls. The nubs are really sharp on the fingers. In my pack of 25, no two holds were the same. This pack is a lot of holds for not a lot of money--one of the better deals out there. Only Atomik's "super small smear feet" and "Super small simple tech feet" are lower profile bolt-on holds.
12/4/2020 8:08 PM
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Epic Steep Feet!
Got these bad boys for the 50° overhanging home board and they are technical goodness! You really need to bare down on these when they’re on a steep angle, and it feels like the closest thing to outdoor footholds we have so far. TLDR: HIGHLY RECOMMEND IF YOURE LOOKING FOR TECHY FOOTHOLDS FOR STEEP ANGLED WALLS
1/5/2021 8:26 PM
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Love to hate these
These footholds absolutely force precision. Depending on the angle you set them you can get some pretty small edges. The little bumps are just positive enough for me to sneak a toe on. I set them on a completely overhanging roof and these are BRUTAL. However the payoff is completely worth. These holds targeted my footwork like no other.
1/13/2021 5:55 AM
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Awesome!
These are good challenging foot holds. They are pretty thin so it definitely requires a good toe to put your weight on. On my 20 degree wall, they are not super hard to support your feet, but still challenging. The small knobs give some good support.
1/20/2021 6:33 PM
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Excellent foot options!
Like really enjoyed these feet on my walls. I put some on vertical and some on my 15 degree wall. These feet offer diversity for super tiny foot options or more positive. I would recommend these is someone wanting to expand their set.
4/8/2021 8:03 PM
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These technical footholds are appropriate for climbing walls that are angled up to and around 45 degrees (overhanging). In order to utilize these footholds, real climbing shoes are necessary. For a larger version, try 21 Small Hedron Feet.  

  • Footprint: 2" x 2"
  • Stands off wall: 1/2" - 3/4"
  • Bolt on
  • Technical footholds for intermediate to advanced climbers

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