5 XL Basic Slopers

Great sloping variety with simple lines make these holds fit well with multiple other sets. Recommended.

We got a set o these to augment our paltry sloper supply. They have great texture and multiple slope angles on each hold so you can alter the difficulty by changing the orientation of the hold. They are not too smooth and large enough so you can get your whole hand (fingers and palm) into play. Using on vertical walls in  5.9+ ranges. Very happy with them.

I have to confess, when I first started populating my wall, slopers weren't my first choice.  Jugs, jugs, jugs!!!.  But after some time, I realized that climbing on a wall full of jugs got boring really quick.  Slopers added that needed challenge.  This set of slopers is awesome.  They're very large and I regularly grab these with both hands and I have big hands.  They all have varying degrees of "slope" so they can be rotated to adjust the difficulty.  I have 3 of them on a vertical surface and 2 on about a 20 degree overhang.  The texture is grippy but not so rough that it damages finger tips.  They're approximately 6"-7" at the base and stand 2"-3" off the wall.

This is a great addition to any gym as it gives you open-hand route options.  After crimping and pinching all day, and When you hands don’t want to close anymore, I can still grasp these baby’s (sometimes) and it allows for an extended climbing outing. I feel these sloppers could be set for any ability and be useful. Chalk up!

These are very fun holds at good value. I have used them on vertical up to 30 degree walls and they are always fun routes. Every hold is a good size to get your full hand palming them and occasionally two hands on them.

These holds are about V2~V3 on vertical and have a nice size and significant protrusion from the wall surface relative to other holds on our home wall. They are actually large enough to pull from the sides and other angles as well. As per usual with Atomik, the shapes are all asymmetric such that you can get different feel and increased difficulty by rotating the holds. We use these on our home gym and they are a welcome departure from the typical small-ish home climbing wall holds. They are more similar to the larger holds used at local commercial gyms, but not so big that they block other bolt holes or anything.

These are probably my favorite hold set from my recent order. They have just enough complexity to make them interesting while still being challenging. I set them on my 40 degree home board and they hit the sweet spot of being difficult without being impossible. At that angle, they probably won't produce anything easier than V5. They are great for tensiony, compression boulders, and can be set in a number of ways to force various movement. I was also very happy with the texture, which was good enough to use but not so rough as to be painful.

(set these on ~37 degree home wall)

Great texture as usual and perfect size, big enough to fit the whole hand without blocking other holds and a bit of variety in the angles to play around with. These feel quite hard at my angle, I'm excited to see what I can come up with using these.

I wanted to add some larger holds to my wall to add some character and interest and these fit the bill.  I like that I can match on these but honestly when I do match, they are hard enough that I am ready to move to the next hold.  I would say these can be set as V2-V3’s on our 8degree wall but you can definitely set them to be a higher rating.  These are comfortable on the hands and still fairly positive.

These are pretty juggy as far as slopers go. We use these on a 25 degree wall, and they're great for problems as easy as ~V2-V3 or much harder. I particularly like the two square-ish ones as heart-breaker finish holds. The angle of these where they meet the wall is close to 90 degrees, so they're pretty positive if you push your fingers all the way up against the wall.

Put these on our 15 degree overhanging wall. Great for sloper training. Flat enough to hang from, but no cake walk. Making me focus on footwork to stay close to wall.

Picked these up as our first proper slopers and we love them. We use these on vertical and 15 degree sections of our wall. They are fairly positive at both angles, and varying degrees of matchable. I wish I had more of them!

Very large and a great texture that adds difficulty to a vertical wall for kids and beginners. Different angles on the faces allow for more or less difficulty based on the rotation.

As amany others have said, these are truly large, slopey holds! Very difficult to cheat by pinching, and big enough to match hands on. Love them.

These are some of my favorite holds on my vertical wall.  Several of these are slightly more angled if flipped upside down, which makes it easy to adjust a route to make it slightly easier or tougher.  Texture is really nice, super grippy without being rough on the hands. They are big enough to get two hands on easily.

I've almost always gravitated to using slopers. These are a great value, but it does leave me wanting some more. I've put all 5 on my ~27 degree overhang wall. I suppose if I tried to set the easiest problem possible, it could be ~V3, but I think you're much more likely to end up with something V5 or harder (I would put the problem I made at ~V6).

As for the size, the dimensions have already been written. Though I wouldn't call them pinches, you might end up using your thumb often on them to still pinch them and gain some additional friction.