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Mark E Dixon
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Feb 9, 2014
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Possunt, nec posse videntur
· Joined Nov 2007
· Points: 974
DoesNotCare wrote: I'm wanting a pair of Ra's for sport right at street shoe size, mostly because I want to be able to put on and take my shoes off faster cause I'm lazy! Not super useful info for most folks, but I can tell you that Ras are much easier to put on one handed than Katanas!
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GhaMby Eagan
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Feb 11, 2014
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Heaven
· Joined Oct 2006
· Points: 385
VaGenius wrote:Masais are sick. You might like them resoled with a big slab of Onyx to stiffen them up :) Have you tried the Ra? If so how does it compare with the masai?
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reboot
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Feb 11, 2014
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· Joined Jul 2006
· Points: 125
VaGenius wrote:Masais are sick. You might like them resoled with a big slab of Onyx to stiffen them up :) Does that mean you are liking Onyx now? :)
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John Farrell
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Feb 11, 2014
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Phoenix, AZ
· Joined Jan 2009
· Points: 85
Five Ten Copperhead or a Five Ten vMile. When they get trashed, I am not sure what I'll use, maybe the Moccasym.
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Mark Wright
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Feb 12, 2014
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Minneapolis, MN
· Joined Aug 2008
· Points: 10
Mythos, 1.5 sizes smaller than my street shoe size (US 9.5 vs US 11). Super comfortable all day and relatively high performance...good in cracks too.
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Kevin D
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Feb 12, 2014
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Phoenix, AZ
· Joined Aug 2007
· Points: 160
Have a pair of Evolv Bandits. Super comfortable. Have great padding over the top of the foot for cracks and the laces don't get in the way. Good at edging too.
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jonathan.lipkin
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Feb 13, 2014
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Brooklyn, NY
· Joined Dec 2012
· Points: 70
Scarpa Force X. Got 'em a bit big, ie they don't destroy my toes when I put them on. Not bad for edging, smearing is ok too. Best thing is that at the end of they day my toes are not black and blue.
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brian burke
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Jul 11, 2014
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mammoth lakes, ca
· Joined Nov 2013
· Points: 165
jonathan.lipkin wrote:Scarpa Force X. +1
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Kerwin Loukusa
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Jul 11, 2014
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PNW
· Joined Aug 2013
· Points: 135
JCM wrote: I've actually got my eye on those as my next multipitch shoe. How are they? The Masai is the perfect blend of comfort and performance for technical climbing on long routes. They can smear, edge and jam with style. They are superlight as well, maybe 1/2 the weight of a pair of TC pros. Really impressed with the shoes!!
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Jake Dickerson
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Jul 11, 2014
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Lander, WY
· Joined Feb 2014
· Points: 3,843
Eliot Augusto wrote:I can wear Mythos all day without too much pain. I also haven't have much of an issue with edging like some people say they do. Plus they're great for cracks. +1 for Mythos. Love em.
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Paul-B
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Jul 11, 2014
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Mar 2011
· Points: 115
Scarpa Force X or Scarpa Techno X
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Luc-514
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Jul 11, 2014
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Montreal, QC
· Joined Nov 2006
· Points: 12,536
TC-Pro and my old Boreal Ballet with socks for really cold times.
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Zac St Jules
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Jul 11, 2014
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New Hampshire
· Joined Dec 2013
· Points: 1,188
Scarpa Force... which I think is now the Scarpa Vapor?
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GhaMby Eagan
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Jul 14, 2014
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Heaven
· Joined Oct 2006
· Points: 385
Z.St.Jules wrote:Scarpa Force... which I think is now the Scarpa Vapor? The force and the vapor are not the same shoe, the old force looked similar to the Vapor, which both came out around the same time, the force has been updated to the Force X, which I hear is a comfy all day shoe.
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Paul-B
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Jul 14, 2014
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Mar 2011
· Points: 115
GhaMby wrote: the force has been updated to the Force X, which I hear is a comfy all day shoe. It is the most comfortable shoe I've ever worn. Could be stiffer, but I really really like it for chill long trad routes.
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Jfaub
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Jul 15, 2014
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Ottawa, On
· Joined Jun 2014
· Points: 795
I have to hop on the Mythos bandwaggon. They are incredibly comfy, the rubber is super sticky, and I still feel like I can climb hard with them. Jamming cracks is a breeze.
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Matt G
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Jul 15, 2014
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Chicago, IL
· Joined Jan 2008
· Points: 130
My TC Pro's are my go to for multi-pitch.
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Travis Dustin
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Jul 15, 2014
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Mexico Maine
· Joined Jan 2012
· Points: 1,665
TC Pros!!!!!! Bought them last year and havent looked back.
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Bill Kirby
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Jul 21, 2014
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Keene New York
· Joined Jul 2012
· Points: 480
I just got a pair of Mythos. They feel way comfortable than when wearing TC Pros. The TCs make my Achilles tendon swell.. painful. Just on slabby stuff. Mythos are the only shoe I've ever broke in that felt better after the first day. I can remember rapping barefoot the first day I wore TC Pros.
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Phil Esra
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Jul 21, 2014
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Unknown Hometown
· Joined Apr 2010
· Points: 100
For easy routes, it doesn't matter--something comfortable (sized on the large side) and cheap, and leather for the reduced stench. Mythos are probably the lowest performance and most comfortable option--I don't understand why people with normal-shaped feet are willing to spend so much money on such a low-performance shoe. For hard routes, I use my largest Miuras (sized with room for the toes to be flat). I take them off or fold the heel down at belays if my feet are uncomfortable. Outdoorgearlab talks about Miura lace vs. velcro as if they are very different shoes. I can't tell a difference; mine are half a size apart, so maybe that camouflages subtle differences. I would not recommend velcro Miuras for easy (= hand-sized) cracks--the lowest velcro strap and metal ring get chewed up too fast. The laced ones hold up as well as anything else.
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