Climbing Shoes - Klimb Grey/Green

These climbing shoes are extremely comfortable. My advice is to go for something tight but also comfortable. This usually means to go for a size that's +1 your normal shoe size but it's best to get comfortable with climbing shoes as a beginner before getting another pair of 'p

ro' climbing shoes.

Nice show... excellent for wall climbing

Nice climbing shoes

Comfort on toe box is okay, grip is okay. However, it discolors. My toes and socks turn blue after using them. Also, the back part of my foot gets irritated and sometimes gets wounded -- not sure if it's just because of my foot's physiology but seems like the back part of the

shoe isn't right for me.

Lets start: Shoes were dirty, they had no box, no soles like shown in images, the fitting guide provided is wrong completely, the quality of this product is apuling and if i paid $50 for this i would be happy but i didnt i paid $169. Would not reccomend this product much bett

er cheaper shoes that you can buy. Dont make the same mistake i made.

I started climbing just over a year ago and got these early on. They've done me great, I'm climbing at V5 now. A lot of people can't believe I can climb at that level with such a cheap pair. So basically, if you can't climb well in them, it's probably not the shoe. It might be

the fit, but most likely you just need to practise and get some advice on technique ;) Mine are definitely a bit loose now for some of the stuff I try to do, but I didn't know about sizing down when I got them. I'm a size 10.5 in normal shoes and I bought an 11 in these, because it was more comfortable to begin with. But I didn't know that climbing shoes stretch! Now I'm trying to decide between an expensive pair OR buying these again in a smaller size. Such a hard decision, as I've come so far in them!