5 Large Basic Steep Wall Slopers (Screw-On)

I have these set on my 35 degree wall and they're a really interesting combination of sloper and jug. They're really nice for pulling big moves or creating challenging circuits. I've also noticed they're really skin friendly as well compared to some of the other smaller, screw on jugs which can pinch my skin at times. That said, these are fairly smooth so you do have to be deliberate when moving to them which I actually find a good training tool.

I've bought a bunch of holds from Atomik, and these are my favorite by far. They're big and comfy, and there's one that's slightly larger than the rest so it's perfect to use as a start hold since you can match it easily. The texture is gentle and you can't crimp them so they're perfect for running training laps. I have these set ~3 feet apart (fairly long reaches) on a 30 degree overhang and they climb around V2-V3. On a vert wall, they climb around V0-V2 depending on the route.

Buy these, run laps on them, get strong.

I have this set on my 45° wall. The texture is a bit smoother than typical climbing holds so they require a bit more focus and technique when throwing to them. They are pretty large for one hand, though you can still squeeze out matches on them if you have large hands like me. Smaller hands should be able to match fine. I'd say they require V3ish strength to use on a 45°.