6 Small Dripstone Pinches (Screw On)

These are some tough tiny holds.  They are good feet but on overhanging walls they've got to be in the V5-V8 range for sure.  on vertical walls probably V2-V6.  But if your looking for some hard holds for a good deal look no further!  Can definitely create some good fun moves with they little guys.

All these holds will fit easily in the palm of your hands, good variety of widths from 1-3 fingers. As always with the dripstone line the texture is great, grippy but not abrasive. I use them mainly as screw on additions to volumes and wood holds so they are more accessible for grade ranges starting from v4/5 on my 55 degree wall, when directly on the wall they are project and bump hold worthy. Definitely a great buy for the price.

I use these on a vertical, they make great pinches or side pulls. I have set a few compression problems with them as well. I really like the texture give you some extra grip.

If you feel like your wall is mostly edges, crimps and jugs, add these for some variety. The texture and design is awesome (as always from Atomik) and the price is nice. Probably best for vertical or a little steeper unless you're very strong.

I use these holds on my vertical wall and I really like them. They have great fiction and are easy to hold on to. They can also be used as crimps which is awesome.

I'll first say I love the almost smooth texture on these. They are difficult on 30 deg overhang. Just big enough to be able to match your hands, I mean just barely but you can. Turn them horizontal for some challenging crimps. I suppose it depends on how you set your feet but I found these quite challenging, at least V3. I have some as crimps with no feet and it feels V5ish.

I have these on my 20 degree over hang and they make for some very hard routes in the V5/V6 range if you only use these holds. The texture is great they are just quite small. Good to use for intermediate holds on the problems I make.

I found these to be great holds.  I use them for my vertical wall.  Small enough to create difficulty but large enough to match hands on them. Texture creates tons of grip.