Atomik Climbing Holds Granite Crack Sections

No. These holds are designed strictly for training movement and technique on an indoor wall. They are not engineered to withstand the forces of traditional gear placements or lead climbing protection.

These are screw-on holds, so you will need standard wood screws. Because of their size and the forces applied to them, we recommend using high-quality deck screws and ensuring they are mounted securely into a solid plywood wall backing.

The jug-style section offers a more positive, secure grip, making it easier to hold onto for longer sequences. The sloper-style section requires more open-handed tension and body positioning, significantly increasing the difficulty of the climb.

Yes. The modular design is intended to be used with other crack sections in the series. You can arrange them in various configurations to create different seam widths and difficulty levels.

These sections are primarily designed for vertical walls. While you can experiment with slight angles, they are not intended for extreme overhangs or roofs, as the mounting system is not designed to support the intense leverage generated in those positions.