5 Medium Steep Wall Slopers

On a 45 degree wall, great variety in slopers. Most are positive enough that you’ll feel like they’re jugs. I’d call this an intro set.

My home climbing wall is primarily for my 7 year old. (That’s what we’re telling my wife) these holds are great for his hands, a bit more challenging than just jugs. They work for me too. (For safety reasons I needed to test them out first)

These are solid holds, but a little too incut for my personal preference.  They're more of a bulbous finger bucket than a true sloper.  They're good holds and if you want a really positive "sloper", they're great, but not quite what I was hoping for.

I got these with the large steep slopers and it's a great set together! But if you just need some slopes for your 40 or 45 and have beer money left over, these are the way to go. They don't have the finger real estate like the larges but their shape makes up for it. They run the range from the easiest hold feeling pretty easy around v1-2 and the hardest clocking in around v5-6 on it's best orientation on my 40 degree. Classic set at a good price!

These are great holds, however even on a 45 most of them feel a little more juggy than slopey. I would guess V4-V5 difficult. texture is good and they are kind on the skin. You can make them more difficult by tilting them if you wish to.

These are slightly smaller than I expected, but still full hand width.  Actually worked out better than I first thought they would.  They are kind of in between a mini jug and a sloper.  Nice addition to my spray wall!

There's some variety to the set, which is always nice! Two of the holds are really positive sloper/jugs, and the other three are a little more challenging. I use them on my 45 degree wall, and they go anywhere around v4-v6. Good set!

Two of the holds are very juggy  and my nephews love to use the nicer ones.
On my 30 degree wall the less Juggy are still very nice and the texture on them makes it so once you slap it your going to stay on if you commit.
Makes a great open hand hold and if placed at the bottom of the wall make excellent foot holds even inverted

I have these set on my 45 degree home wall.   They are positive enough at that angle without being `too positive'.  Two of the holds are a bit more positive than the rest, which I like for big moves.  
I'd put them at V3/V4 as a set at a 45 degree angle unless you're mixing in some other holds that are less positive on the problem.

I have these medium steep slopers on my 45 deg homewall.  I also have both sets of Atomik XL steep slopers and some Atomik L steep wall slopers.   First and foremost, the XL steeps are some of my absolute favorite holds.  If you can choose just one steep sloper set, the the XLs that have the set screws (they're big, they wiggle along without the screws).   If you can get both the XLs and these mediums, lucky you!   You will be working very different hand muscles.  The XLs force open hand whereas these can be more half-crimped to a point.  These also engage the thumb much more.   Are these V6 on a 45 wall?   Depends on how you use set them.   A couple are more slopey than others.  Unless you're deadpointing them or they're dyno target practice, and unless you're using them as simple bumps between holds you actually weight, then I'd guess V5-V6 is ballpark.

I am happy with these holds.  They are a little bit easier to hold onto than I thought.  The description says "You're looking at V6 holds in steep terrain."  I set them on my ~15deg wall and they feel like V1.  That's fine since I needed some easy holds anyways.

These are roughly the same size but more juggy than the Steep Wall Slopers Large. When they say V6 on steeper terrain they mean quite steep; like 55+ degrees. I would know because I have them on an adjustable wall. More like V2 jugs on a 30 degree wall

Another great sloper from Atomik.  The texture, quality and feel are superb. I use them on my 45 degree home wall and they are super fun.  It’s kind of a mix between a sloper and a jug so they add some diversity to the wall.  You can set them as easy as V0/V1 on a flat wall or V3/V4 on a 45 degree.

These holds have great shape and texture.  I use them on a 20 degree wall.  They are great for working on dynos.