5 Medium Simple Crimps

Crimps are my favorite holds and currently we have these set right after coming out of the overhang onto the vertical wall. Planning on purchasing another set so we can add them to our 30 degree wall for a challenge route for our advanced climbers. Highly recommend buying several sets, as these are great for training.

These offer a nice range of positivity within the form, though I think they're more of a variation on the Small Simple Crimps than a true size graduation. An essential part of the training board ecosystem.

These crimp holds were the best of the sets. They are the most realistic for in Cut climbing. They were shaped well with some of the hold in the back blocking the hold in the front. Making for a perfect in Cut hold. These are excellent for making people be precise and crimping extensively. I set mine on a vert wall and was able to make it into a V4 because of how awesome the holds are. I will buy another set of these.

We started with one set of these on our wall and added another. These are nice holds to build crimp strength without tearing up the tips of your fingers. I can get between one half to a full pad on these holds.  Have these on a 20 degree overhang and they make a nice challenge.

We got these to make some simple routs on our new climbing wall, and didn't want to spend a fortune, but I can honestly say that the quality of these are on par with any other holds we have tried out and for the price we will always keep coming back to Atomik! This set is awesome/challenging on sloped walls and a fun time on 90 degree walls!

Pretty much what you would expect. Some nice, comfy crimps- with the superior quality and style that is expected- coming from Atomik. Perfect size to get a good crimp, even with big hands. Challenging on overhanging routes. New texture feels great!

I purchased these to add difficulty to my 35-degree wall.  I set up a route that uses small feet and these medium crimps and it's currently the hardest route I have on my wall.  The crimps vary slighlty, some have more or less aggressive incut allowing for great variability in setting routes.

We like these holds to mix in with others on our 25° wall. We haven’t set many problems with them as they are a little harder to grip for my kids. Texture is good, no complaints about them. We adults don’t have major issues gripping them.

I just got these for my new garage wall and they are my new favorite crimps. Great texture, and good for building crimp strength. I will definitely buy more when we expand the wall.

These are great crimps!  They are shaped so your fingertips curl into the hold rather than the wall.  Interesting as they are bigger holds for crimps, but they are definitely crimps.  Great texture and they definitely can get harder, the steeper your wall is.  Solid set!

These are very small but comfortable crimps. Great if you want strong fingers. They can also be flipped upside down for smear feet or a really difficult undercling.

Solid set of crimps that are a ton of fun at an incredible value! Currently set on my 30 degree homewall and can't quite use all of them but it's a good challenge.

I primarily use these on my 20 degree overhung wall.  I've utilized them as side pulls, underclings, and traditional crimps... whatever the application, they offer plenty of challenge without being too harsh on your skin.

comfortable and mostly positive; as finger friendly as a crimp can get, but will challenge/build anyone's crimp power with a steep enough angle

These crimps have a great texture and provide a real challenge when I lower my adjustable wall to around 40 degrees! These holds look, and feels great!

These crimps feel really solid on my 33 degree wall. They are about the same depth as the crimper edges set (17 pc), but have less of a lip. As other have said, the rounded lip feels great on my fingers. Great for endurance training.

These offer a lot more variety than you can see in the photo. This can either be a good or a bad thing depending on what you're looking for, but overall these are very nice.

One of these (shown in green in the photo) is made more for three fingers than four, due to a weird lip on the sides. However, this one has a bit more incut than some of the others. The least incut one is quite brutal on an overhanging wall. The most generous ones have a lot of bite to them. If you're on an overhanging wall (~30 deg) the hardest one is maybe V7, with the rest being a bit more manageable.

good mix of shallow to deep crimp edges ideal for 4 fingers. pretty difficult placed on small overhang, but more forgiving on slab. comfortable and sharp enough without being overly taxing on skin.

I put these on my 12-degree outdoor endurance training wall, and so far I am pleased with them.  They are sturdy and well made.  The texture is perfect. The bolt holes are well made.  I mounted them on 3/4" marine grade plywood that is coated with a textured stair grip paint.  The holds mount flush and tight on the wall, and so far I haven't had any issues with spinners, and I'm a strong and heavy (210lbs) dude!  Oh, and I have 4-prong stainless steel t-nuts on the backside of my wall.

Bought these for my 30 degree wall but they are a little smaller than I expected. They feel great on the fingers with no sharp edges. They are on my vertical wall right now and work great there but in time they will be on my 30 degree wall again.

These are my favorite holds. They give you a challenge but are good enough that they won’t kill your fingers. Very smooth.  There is a good variety in the set, from almost Sloper to a pretty easy grip. You can basically make a whole route with these holds.  Best crimps for practice.

I think these are my favorite holds on our wall right now. Really good for training crimp strength without destroying your digits, and I really enjoy their simplicity. Just like the product description says, they seem to be designed for lower-angle walls. We've got a 30 (degree overhanging wall), and they're loads of fun (at this angle, one of the holds is a bit of a sloper, the rest are more incut). To go much steeper with them would definitely be a challenge.