XXL Limestone Sloper

This hold looks great and feels great, but don't expect to feel comfortable when on it.  It is substantially harder than the "tweak" version of the same hold.  I can hold the "tweak" version on my 30 degree wall, but not this one.  It excels as a volume match or a dynamic arete grab.  Excellent value for a large, visual hold.

This hold is awesome, but sorta sucks at the same time. Very fun to set with because you can force moves easily; there being only one or two spots where this hold is at all usable, although once you have control and are above it it functions as a stellar foot.

If you are not an advanced climber or you have a wall overhung more than 20 degrees, i would opt for the tweak version of this hold because it is much, much, much more incut and versatile.
This one is the 'oh jeez that's a hard move' hold.

Again again, an excellent size and value hold with great angles for my low angle walls.  psyched on the ease and difficulty I can get from from this on my 5-degree and 20-degree overhung walls.

If you are a v5, and up climber you need this on your wall. It's my favorite hold. Allows for a lot of creativity while maintaining difficulty on a vertical wall

I build a vertical home wall for the kids but wanted something for myself. This sloper is hard, even on vert. The big side is flat and the two other sides have a slight scallop to them. Great advanced hold, would be extremely difficult on anything other than low angle walls.

First off, I can absolutely say you can’t go wrong with this one for the price. A real value hold, especially for large sloper style holds. That being said, regardless of price this is one of my favorite sloper. The three sides allow you to alter the difficulty to suit your level. This hold excels on vertical faces, but slightly overhung faces could also use this hold if you are feeling bold. I would rate this hold in the V2-4 range depending on application.

A must-have hold for any sized gym. It catches the eye and is easy to refer to as the "pizza slice" when talking beta. The flatter side of this hold is a heart breaker in the best way possible. The more incut side of this hold is not a gimme either--the good part of the hold is relatively shallow. If this hold is set vertically it becomes a really fun pinch as well. The picture makes the hold look a bit smaller than it is.

I have 3 of these on a vertical wall.  They are challenging.  The most difficult side is great for big open hand sloper training and working on body positioning.  I don't think I would be able to use them on an overhang.  I'm usually a V4-V5 level.  I do pretty good on other slopers, but this is my new project.  I like them!