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Topic	Date	User
First pair of climbing shoes	12-Dec-2012 At 12:45:17 PM	GusR
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I used to buy aggressive small rigid shoes and they always hurt like hell after an hour or so. I recently bought a pair of the stock standard Evolv Royales. They are really comfy and flexible, my feet don't go numb, and this probably makes me climb better ironically! The retailers love the term 'entry level' as this obviously appeals to a beginner market, but I don't think this term means anything at all. There are plenty of experienced sports people who are doing advanced things with 'entry level' gear. Oh and I used to get shoes with Velcro - but cos I bash and scrape my foot desperately along the rock, I have torn through the velcro on a couple of pairs. I reckon I'll stick with lace ups from now on!

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