30 Super Small STEEP WALL Feet (Facets)

Looking at the pictures, you can probably see that each hold can offer a small, positive surface area. What the pictures don't show is just how VERSATILE these footholds are. This new facet design with multiple surface planes really shines on footholds. Some of these holds have five different possible ways you can orient them: from a negative surface that is basically a smear, to a small, neutral nub, all the way up to a small positive surface for overhangs. These are a blast to set with on any angle—you can provide as much or as little help as you want, and everywhere in between. Lastly, the less abrasive texture provides the perfect amount of grip. You will slip off if you are not disciplined with applying pressure to the hold, which is perfect for me, as I wanted these to help me with bettering my footwork.

These are perfect.  They come off the wall with a higher profile than other small feet.  This means they even serve a purpose for advanced holds.  As an undercling nubbin on 30-45 degrees, especially on volumes, these things take your climbing to the next level.  An awesome set. Good value.

Set on a 40 degree. The texture and facets allow you to not only set at different orientations, but also toe down from different directions. Excellent versatility. Makes you intentional with feet during a climb. A handful, five or so,  had many small facets making the hold small and round. These were not as versatile for use and a facet edge is always digging into the shoe. Great set of feet.

These footholds are just great. They are faceted and can be twisted to be positive or slightly slopey if you want to change the problem up a bit. Also if you want to use them as crimps or pinches, you definitely can. I can get 3 fingers on them pretty easily and put my thumb on the other side if need be. They make for savage crux crimps on my ~30 degree wall.

These were the perfect size and ammount. Steep means steep, these are great for my 50° wall! They have tons of different angles to give more/less positive angles for your toes.

I have these split between a kick panel and a 45-degree wall, and they're great.  The facets are a nice size for your toe to nestle in and grip.  The different facets are at different angles and can be rotated to tune difficulty to your liking.  It might be nice to have some bigger profile facets as well, but that is another set of holds and this super small set is a great value that ships for cheap due to their light weight.

I have a 40 degree wall, and these make for the perfect size of foothold in terms of being positive enough yet technical enough for climbing. Depending on the angle you position them, they can be very incut and positive, or slopey and technical. At 40 degrees, you could use a couple as some pretty nasty crimps, but on lower angles I bet these would shine as both a challenging crimp and great foot.