Double Hander (Font)

This hold is very different than the double hander limestone, although they look similar.  The incut at 45 makes this jug up to a 45 wall.  Over that, it becomes a challenging sloping ledge.  The lip is neat, it is so rounded, that it really provides a comfortable, pinchable set of options. If setting on a roof, you better have strong digits.

Love how this jug sticks out from the wall! Makes it PERFECT to dyno to. Highly recommend for your steep home woody.

Really have enjoyed this on my wall - I've mostly set with it on my 40 degree, but have also thrown it on my roof as well, the latter obviously climbing harder. When you're using it in any manner besides a straight down-pull jug, this thing is very deceiving and becomes more of a pinch. My favorite use so far has been for underclings on steep angles.

I got this in black and it's so awesome looking. "Beefy" is what comes to mind when thinking of this hold. I think it's my favorite one I've gotten from atomik and I have  a lot at this point. Definitely will get more Font style in the future!

Solid pour, not hollow. Very comfy. Pretty boring on my 20-degree wall unless it's part of a crazy dyno, but that's the case with any big jug. Would really shine on steeper walls as a ledge or pinch. There's a cool little slopey spot for your foot below the bolt when you climb past this as an undercling.

The best quality of this hold comes from its utility as a great feature to heel hook, toe hook, or bicycle. Given that, it really shines on steep climbing, and is perfect for our 45 and 60 wall. The nice angle change near the bolt hole makes a great challenging foot hold either on its own, or as part of a bike. The flared design really allows for solid heel hooks as well which I love. These are the types of body positions and movements that really add diversity to a home wall.

I put this up on a 30-degree wall.  It is big and easy to get two hands on.  However, you can't just grab it like a jug.  It takes more hand squeeze strength than a normal jug.  I like that because it makes it more challenging for training.  The right side is less easy of a grab than the left side.  The hand doesn't have quite as much purchase.  Overall, It's a pretty fun double hand feature.

I bought this for use on both the 45 degree and roof section of my homewall.  On the 45 degree section, I would describe it as a pinchy jug.  In that context, it could be set to make for a V2-V3 double-handed move.  On the roof section, it is most definitely a pinch and is not really 'campus-able'.  It works great as a two-hand hold when combined with a toe hook, and it great for toe hooking itself.

A very versatile and more challenging than your usual jug. I have set this as an excellent dyno hold, a start roof hold that requires more pinching power than you’d think by looking at it, a lean back undercling and even a heel/toe hook hold.

Take note of the description when it says this is very different than the double hander limestone. Limestone has tons of space to wrap your fingers into, this one is more slopey, although definitely still a jug. All in all I like the shape as it can create interesting problems.

If you are looking for a massive comfy start/finish hold look no further.  The texture and font details on this are perfect, super grippy and conformable at every angle.  Use on a vertical wall as a jug or flip it upside down for a fantastic undercling.  I love it on my 70 degree wall as a nice sloper ledge, or turn it sideways for an excellent two handed side pull.

On a steep wall this is not a wildly good jug. It is, however, something much better; an interesting hold that allows for hand matching and forces good body positioning to take advantage of what the hold gives you. I wish there were a whole line of holds just like this!

Put this on a 40 degree right in the middle to have a good jug ledge to return to on laps and it is great. It has a good shape for both hands to even shift around while I'm trying to get some back. I could se it being fun as an underling too.

This is the only two-handed jug we have on our home wall at the moment, but it's great. It's very incut and textured, so we're able to set ~V0 climbs with it even on our 30 degree wall. That being said, it also makes a great end-hold for very dynamic moves. Definitely the kind of hold you always want to have on your wall.

I use this hold on my 40 degree wall as a rest jug.  At that angle is is almost a flat jug. It has a nice rounded lip and great texture. It is a monster jug.  I think on a vertical wall you could probably sit on it.

This thing is rad. A jug on my 30* when oriented upright, a massively hard undercling pinch upside down, and a really cool pinch when sideways. This will always be on my wall.