Mini Volume #1 Triangle

I really love this mini-volume, but it is really small. The extra few holds and angles make the wall more interesting. But it really then inspired us to make a few simple volumes with extra plywood. Well worth it!

Just buy this one.  The amount of time it would have taken to cut my own wood, drill holes, apply t nuts, spray on texture, etc..  just buy this here.  Its cheaper.  It has great texture as a stand alone volume hold are use your crappiest holds to attach to this.

Perfect for the home wall with a shortage of real estate. Can mount holds on all three sides securely with no spinning issues.  Adds variety and depth to vertical walls.  3.5” dome fits nicely. I can also get system pinches and medium slopers to just barely fit making this a very useful hold.  Highly recommended.

Want to run two different routes through the same place, but there is only one t-nut? This little volume will cover you! Turn it to any orientation, it holds really well. Move it wherever you want, easy peasy. We put the smallest hold of the Yaniro pinches set (check those out too, while you are here) on one side and made it a side pull, and it is my daughter’s favorite move on the wall. As soon as we got this one installed, I ordered another one!

Nice volume for adding in some variety on the wall. Faces of the volume are somewhat small so pretty much limited to mounting smaller holds on it, but that’s fine.  I find that small crimps work well with this on my 20 degree overhanging wall.  Seems well made and holds secure nicely.

I have this on my home wall and it's really opened up some interesting moves from the overhanging section to the headwall!  Currently I have a few thin foot chips set on it which work great, probably in the v3-v5 range depending on foot position.

The one thing I'll share that's not a negative, but is a good know item, is that only foot-holds to medium sized holds fit without hanging off the edge.  This should be apparent given it's a "Mini" volume - but there have been a few holds I wanted to put on this volume but couldn't get them to fit.

I have a compact setup in the back of a two-car garage that includes a MoonBoard, then, as the other two walls of a sort of "igloo," a 10-degree overhanging wall and a 20-degree overhanging wall, linked by a small square of roof. It's not a big setup, but I've made it hold-dense, for warming up and traverses that can be linked into the MoonBoard. This can make for 50- or 60-move circuits that culminate in a MoonBoard crux—good training value!

The spray walls were feeling tired, though, and I was having trouble setting circuits that held a consistent difficulty throughout. So on a whim I decided to buy some Triangle Mini-Volumes. I'm very glad that I did—the versatility, three-dimensionality, and visual appeal they've add has been an amazing upgrade, and as soon as I put four up I ordered five more, so that I could have volumes on both spray walls as well as the roof, all mounted with Simple Crimps (sets No. 2 and No. 3), plus the new Golfus pinches and edges.

The volumes have a reliably grippy texture, streamlined, sleek visual appeal, and a low-profile that is key in my small space. Straight up, I love them, and am not sure why I didn't get some sooner. Meanwhile, the moves I've set on the spray walls have gone from "blah crimping" to cool underclinging, big shoulder rolls, distant reaches to gastons, you name it. They're also very affordable and easy to mount, and the holds screw into them nicely too—good T-nuts.

Highly recommend!

Have this set on a 40 degree wall.  Perfect size for a couple of holds to give the kids more purchase power at different angles for their arms. Looking forward to trying this out on some vertical walls I’m building.

This volume was a great addition to my 30 degree wall, fit perfectly for a medium hold and was able to make the hold be an easy down pull higher on the wall

This volume is small, but add variety to any wall.  I fixed two small footholds to this volume and with the new angle they worked great as handholds.  I also turned a V7 edge into V3 hold.  It's all about angles so on my 45 degree wall this volume introduced a platform for less steep angles and new directional holds to mess with.

Glad I got this volume.. great for changing the angle of difficult-to-hold holds (like those atomik slopers!)

I am in love with these.  I have a pretty small home wall.  These are a great way to add variety.  I love that they are bolt on so you can move them around on your wall.  Cover them with crimps and the small 3.5" system domes.

I definitely got my money's worth out of this one. Got this for an arch with angles from 35deg to roof. This lets me use a wider variety of holds. As a reference many of the small/slopey holds I would typically use to set V3 slabs on a near vertical wall can become about V3 on the 35deg wall.

This was the first volume I got for my home wall and I'm more than happy, as always- with Atomik. I use it on the overhanging section of my wall and it is so versatile.

This volume has allowed me to use holds on the overhanging section that I couldn't have used before. Will be buying more of these.

No better company making holds than Atomik Climbing Holds!

I recently purchased a  Mini Volume #1 Triangle and it is a welcomed addition to my 45 degree wall!  These mini volumes are a great way to add extra angles and movement to your wall.  You can tell it's well made and it has a solid feeling to it.  The t-nuts are high quality screw-ons.  I've added a few micro holds to mine and it's turned into a really versatile hold.  I highly recommend these as an excellent addition to any wall.

A must have for any home wall, especially overhung. Allows for a lot of flexibility and can make unusable holds positive.

It is a small volume though, so make sure to check measurements as larger holds will go over the planes.

I bought this to get some terrain variation on my 45 degree homewall.  I love that it is bolt-on so that I can easily move it to different areas on my wall.  I have used it to improve feet options, and to allow for bigger moves to small holds on the overhang.    I typically put crimps or small scoops on it.

This volume is great for more variation. A nice change of pace to have vertical feeling holds on a less than 45 degree wall

This my favorite product from Atomik. It instantly makes your smallest and most terrible holds usable.  Great size for small home walls.

Ive used this as a really poor foot to smear on or bolting on edges on the volume as a sit start hold. I have a 7 by 10 foot wall space to it adds interesting texture to a plain blank wall.

My concern doing my home gym was big flat sections of walls with no facets.  This little triangle is inexpensive and add a lot of variety for a small spot.  This hold get rotated and the holds get swapped before every session.  I like to put small smear type footholds on it.  The texture is rougher so it makes for a decent two hand hold as well.  Set on the overhang with a small crimp and you get a pretty difficult overhang hold.

Wall stats - 20 degree overhang top with vertical portion and 10 degree overhang below.
Climber stats - solid V5 to V6

On my 33˚ home wall this makes a very useful change of angle when used in combination with small crimps. Smaller than you might think, so check the measurements before you order, but does exactly what it’s meant to!

I have this hold as the only sort of angle change on my 20 degree overhang wall and it definitely breaks up the monotony. The texture is insanely grippy so you can use it straight up as a sloper on this angle if you can climb V5ish. The 3 sides allow it to be a sloper, sidepull, and undercling all at the same time. I attach small 'footholds' if I want to make it a bit easier to hold onto. Great value, I need to buy more of these.

Great little volume to add a few different angles of attack on your wall.   i use it on a vertical wall.  very steady and well built product.

We wanted some small volumes on our home wall to add some variety and this volume didn't disappoint! Great for small hand or foot holds on higher angles. This won't block any of your wall, but will allow for some fun variety. Check the measurements before you buy- but a great addition to the home wall!

This is a great plane-breaker in that it lets you get feet on a different axis and it lets you put mini-jugs or other similar small holds in places that break up the monotony of a typical home wall. We also like that it feels equally at home in a low placement, used more for feet, and a high placement, where inventive hold placement can lead to lots of fun.

Do note that it requires a rather long bolt. I'd order with hardware even if you normally don't.

It really is mini. Use it for foot hold on a non-steep hold on my kids home rock wall. Perfect size for them to learn foot placement. Well built. Would buy again.

I can't get over how much fun this thing is! Talk about a very cost effective way to spice up your wall and get new use out of holds you already own. There's so many ways to mount it on my 45 degree wall - it can be a 30 angle, a mini roof, a ledge, or with some small holds a pinch and much more. And it's solid as a rock with no flex or spin (I'm 190lbs). Top tips: Make sure your holds don't have crazy long bolts that extend much more than an inch out of the T-Nut or they will hit in the middle. You probably can't mount anything much bigger than a mini jug on each side, but Atomik have plenty of larger volumes for overcoming that.

My home walls are flat planes of constant angle, I use these mini volumes to change up the feel of the wall.  The triangle fits crimps on it from the simple crimp series quite well.

I have this on my 45 degree wall. It's a very versatile hold; it can be everything from a horrible pinch to jug.