5 Large Simple Incuts

Once again I really like the simple design of this set. These holds have just the right amount of bite for an incut crimp, while still being comfortable. These are holds you can really bare down on. I founds them to be well suited for overhangs, and the more positive ones in the set worked well on a roof too. Spacing them fairly far apart on a 50 degree overhang into a roof they produced about a V8. Though, on a slight overhang they make a fun problem around V3. Definitely a set worth looking into!

This set of large incuts are the perfect balance between a big incut crimp, but not quite a jug.  They feel great under any amount of finger pressure and are easy on the tendons.  You can definitely get your thumb on the base of these to really improve your grip.  I have a couple on an adjustable angled section I usually keep at around 20 degrees and they are very solid to hold onto.  The entire "Simple" line of Atomik holds have these smooth, untextured curves to them so check out the other sets also.  Great for kids no doubt!!!

These are similar to the medium jugs in size, and easier to hold on to compared to the medium jugs which don't have as much of an incut.  Feels like a V3 on a 36 degree wall.  I'm around a V3 climber and I like the shape as is lets me work on crimps without being too difficult.

used these for challenging gastons  and underclings on my home wall. I will definitely be purchasing another pack of these as soon!

The curved edges make these incuts quite comfortable on our 40 degree wall. We generally use them for setting V2-V3 warm-ups, but I think they'd be great on harder routes if set as gastons or underclings.

These were a smart addition to my 40 degree all.  Something between a crimp and a small jug,  they can feel nice and comfortable or a "holy sh*t!" when you're expecting/needing something at bit deeper.  Will be a bit harder for people with larger hands.  Super set, super fun.  Rotate them!

There are not full crimps, jugs or incuts. Kinda a good combo of all holds in one,  minus slopers. Unless you Get crazy and spin them upside down. Great price for what you get, 5 great holds. They allow for a multitude of grip styles. Very comfortable when used open handed. The texture on the edge of the lip will definitely will build your calluses.

I was looking for holds that are not quite crimps, and not quite jugs, and these are it.  I have these on my 45 degree home-wall.  They are incut enough for a full pad on four fingers, and there is some variation in left- right- handed orientation in the set.  I wanted these to make for a V3-ish warmup route on the overhang, and they do just that.

These holds I use on the top vertical portion in my wall since once you grab them they’re very easy to stay on.
The incuts are perfect and feel a little like a jug but require a little bit of crimping. V2 feeling on the 30 degrees overhang portion of my wall

We like these incuts on our 25° wall. Just enough curve for a good grip to mix in with a variety of problems. I’d say they’re good for both adult and kid walls.

I like this set of crimps a lot. They're very good at warming up the fingers. You can set hard with them by orientating them in a specific way, or making big moves to. My home wall is 45 and they go around v3-v5.

These are nice big incuts or mini jugs.  The have a rounded edge but fairly deep and angled incut.  The set around V1 on my 30deg overhang wall.  V2 if used as an undercling.

I really like these on my 45 degree wall, Some of them have a little dish on one side so great to turn on diagonal for finger stacking. Also makes them work great for gaston. Two of them are more rounded and definitely more challenging.

Bought these to facilitate rehab for a finger injury on my 30* wall. They’re great to have and would likely work at any angle. I wish they were a little more rounded and less incut, but overall great.

These would be finger jugs on vertical to 20 degrees and they make good edges still on my 40 degree with about a v2-4 feel depending on orientation. I like setting them at weird angles so I can use them to really drop into a gaston or side pull position. My favorite part about these is how comfy they are on the fingers.

Great ergonomics for hard pulling and dynamic latching. Bonus, two of them bottom out on one side and make great finger stack options when oriented correctly.

Love these on my 40 degree wall. Great for setting in the V4-V6 range, they're positive for sure, but only for a pad to a pad and a half, so you can't relax on them. I'd be less inclined to use them in less steep terrain as they'd start to be a little sharp to pull down on repeatedly but that may just be setter's preference.

Stepping up from a bunch of medium sized holds, these are nice they allow for a bit more of a grip without making them too easy to hold onto.