System 3" Ball (Bolt On) (Set of 2)

They're just fun little knobby slopers! I've got one as a finish hold and one down low to slap and pull on my 30 deg wall. The shape is symmetrical all around so you can really use the hold at every angle... side, under, over, oblique. Simple yet versatile!

These holds are awesome and a really nice way to add some spice to home walls which can sometimes get a little monotonous. At 35 degrees these still feel really positive as I can really grab these with my entire hand so I tend to use these for bigger moves to increase the challenge. Highly recommended!

Bought these intentionally because of the similarity of size to a baseball, and got what I asked for. When you aren't cheating the grip by pulling it from the side (which I'd avoid for safety sake, they can spin) they are a great grip strength trainer. On an 18 degree wall with larger hands they don't feel amazing - but on the side or top of a volume they feel awesome!

Set on 22 degree system wall, these are very comfy and good enough to hang out/shake out on (v3-v5 climber). My 3 year old son also loves them, and likes to hang off them and swing around--adorable!

Would be great "finish" holds on system walls, too.

Should read “Atomik 4” roof VOLUME”, not jug

I installed these on the sides of the Atomik 4” roof jug on my overhang wall. They feel perfectly into an adult palm. Great hold for building open handed endurance on an overhang and for pull-ups if you’re an intermediate climber. Would be also great as a vertical wall hold for beginners and kids.

What’s a campus board without some balls? These fit a medium sized hand perfectly. It’s a very unique and satisfying hold to hang from, and it’s surprizingly juggy!

I'm definitely happy with these holds, and I'd generally recommend them for a system-type training wall, but I don't consider them a must.  I'm a 5'10" male with average-to-slightly-bigger hands, and if I were to do it over again, I'd go bigger, meaning I'd buy the 4" or 5" balls.  The 3" balls are a little small for me, and don't give me a real sloper feel, but rather more like a knob.  They don't really require more open-handed grip I was looking for.  Perhaps with smaller-than-average size hands, these would be perfect, though.

Used on an outdoor systems wall. I have small female hands and found these fit comfortably on a 20 degree angle.