5 XL Mudplate Jugs

Best hold set in the mud plate series.  Feels a lot like holds in chossy steep terrain outside yet is still helpful as a training tool.  Big enough to be put on the steepest of walls.

I rarely see this kind of design at gyms.  It's not going to look or feel as bread-and-butter as other jugs, so it's definitely worth considering.  I'm a V3 climber and use these on a 30 degree wall, and for me these feel great.

The mudplate design is a cool texture and adds a nice look to the home wall assortment. I have a couple on a 45 degree overhang section and the rest on the ceiling. On the ceiling they are great pulls with plenty of grip.

They are called "roof jugs," after all.  That in mind, I feel like my review is a bit limited since I have used them exclusively on a 45 deg wall.  At 45, they are still very, very, very positive.  The exterior is very unique and beautiful; the interior (where the fingers touch) is basic bucket without a unique feel).  These jugs would still be positive at 70 deg.  When you throw to these holds on a 45, your hand grabs them from a different angle than you would is approaching them on a steeper wall.  One of the holds can be a bit sharp on dynos from 45; that wouldn't be an issue on true roofs.   Atomik has many great options for 45 deg walls; however, this set would not be my first choice at that angel.  If I ever build a 70 deg wall, I'm sure they will excel there.  
TL;DR.  Likely best on 70 deg to horizontal.  Not my fav at 45 deg.