Volumes #3 ( Low Profile Triangle )

We love these volumes! We always want more.

This is a great volume for a great price.  It gives you 9 T-nuts (3 per surface).  If you've ever been setting a problem, sometimes an inch or two in one direction or the other can make all the difference in the world.  With this volume, you have that kind of control.  Mine is on my roof which is perfect for me because on my wall I can move out onto my roof from 3 different directions.  This volume allows me to put on 3 roof jugs that are basically in one location each oriented exactly as I need them to be for a super positive grip.  Mounted on a vertical section, it could function as a great sloper with a couple of nice undercling holds as you move up.  Thanks, Atomik!!!

This is the only volume that I've made space for on my home wall.  It's small enough not to be intrusive, but the three angles allow for versatility in movement.  The three T nuts per angle are nice, but no more than two small holds will actually fit.

This volume is pretty small but it can fit a couple holds on it at once and is great in pretty much any climb. It is awesome on slab and I'm sure it will be great on overhand too.

We have a home bouldering wall (12'x8' tall 90 degree vertical wall plus 8'x8' horizontal ceiling panel). Initially, we only had standard holds throughout this, but recently added the triangle (#3) and square (#4) volumes...which have expanded the possibilities for the climbers in my house by creating different angles for the holds to sit on.  They are top quality, and simple enough to move around (single bolt / t-nut system) even for my middle school climbers in the family.

If you need to drop the difficulty of a given hold one or two grades this can do the trick. I think that statement is true for many wall angles. It's not huge so if you have and atomik "large" hold with a lot of material below the bolt it might overhang the edges of the pyramid a bit, but seem to typically mount and climb nicely.

We recently put this volume up on our 30 degree home wall. It really makes all the difference. It's low profile enough that we aren't knocking our knees into it, but angled to the point where the volume is useful in mixing up the setting on our wall. We're able to put up about two small holds per side.

I've built a few homemade volumes from plywoods scraps, but this volume is far and away the best in my collection. Sturdy, aesthetically pleasing, and worth the price.

There is enough spacing between the t-nuts on each face to accommodate multiple holds. Helps create great underclings on both vertical and overhanging walls. Haven't had any issues with the volume spinning even without the set screws, which is a plus.