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5 Small Hedron Steep Wall Feet

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$10.08
Positive, technical rock climbing foot holds
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The 5 Hedrons are small, technical footholds that remain reasonably positive on most angles of walls. This makes them perfect for a wide variety of rock climber skill levels and terrain. They can be used on anything from steep, overhanging boulder routes to beginner sport climbing routes and are great for DIY at-home climbing walls and commercial climbing gyms. Try our 25 Super Small Hedron Feet for something a little more challenging!

This set is an excellent choice for the experienced beginner on vertical walls, with climbing shoes on, the crystal challenges the climber to place their foot correctly before moving past the hold. 

  • Average hold measures 2-1/2" wide x 2-3/4" tall x 1" off the wall.
  • V2/3 as a foothold on vertical walls
  • Texture: Atomik 1.0 

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The 5 Hedrons are small, technical footholds that remain reasonably positive on most angles of walls. This makes them perfect for a wide variety of rock climber skill levels and terrain. They can be used on anything from steep, overhanging boulder routes to beginner sport climbing routes and are great for DIY at-home climbing walls and commercial climbing gyms. Try our 25 Super Small Hedron Feet for something a little more challenging!

This set is an excellent choice for the experienced beginner on vertical walls, with climbing shoes on, the crystal challenges the climber to place their foot correctly before moving past the hold. 

  • Average hold measures 2-1/2" wide x 2-3/4" tall x 1" off the wall.
  • V2/3 as a foothold on vertical walls
  • Texture: Atomik 1.0 

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