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53 Reviews
matt79
I was surprised while trying on the different models of solutions ( comp, low volume and low volume comp) the original solutions fit like a glove the heel fits perfectly and it has a toe box that definitely was a little different then other brands but for edging on little feet on steep routes I don't know if I have climbed in a better shoe definitely will order again also for sizing I go 41 in instinct and 41.5 for a more comfortable fit however with these I am a 40.5 and it feels like its right in-between a performance fit and comfort I could fit into a 39.5 but then I was experiencing the heel cup not fitting for reference I wear size 44.5 street and approach shoes
Kwekker
These go so incredibly hard I have 2 pair so I can climb while one pair is being resoled, and so that I can climb in both my 2 living spaces
Balake
I bought this shoe around July in 2024. These shoes were my first pair of aggressive shoes and also my first pair of La Sportivas after using mad rocks for my first 6-8 months of climbing. Overall, they are very good for pretty much anywhere you put yourself on the wall anywhere from toe hooks to heel hooks to volumes and pretty much anywhere else. Although they are great shoes, breaking them in at first was a pain. The only parts of the shoes that killed my feet was the toe and the ankle. They both somehow made my feet bleed and now I have calluses on the tops of my toes! The only way I suggest fixing this or trying to break them in easier is by taking a pretty hot shower while wearing them. I showered with my shoes about 3 times before I really started to feel a difference. I also still experienced pain after climbing for about an hour so I went online and looked up how others fixed this problem and I heard about moleskin which really helped me protect those open cuts when breaking them in. After climbing for about 3-4 sessions, the shoes should form to your foot and be comfortable to climb in. Thanks for reading through my yap sesh and happy climbing!
jwill6
Ive had my solutions for about 3 months now, and i can say they are the best shoe ive owned. I immediatly was able to climb v8, where before I was stuck at v7 for months. Would absolutlely recommend!
Jordy
These shoes have been around for awhile, and thankfully it doesn't seem like they're going anywhere. Tried the "no edge" Futuras -- they wore out quickly and didn't seem to climb any better. The Solutions are battle tested on some of the hardest bouldering and sport routes in the world. If they fit your feet, they're about as good as it gets.
Arcelia
Favorite Climbing Shoe! My street shoe sizes is 7.5 I own these in 39 and 39.5 Based on the size chart I should have 38.5 but it's too small and uncomfortable. 39 fits perfect and I wear them in cooler ideal climates and 39.5 are a little loose which I wear in warmer temps when my feet are a little swollen from heat. I use these for all sport climbing, vertical and overhanging. I own the women's version as well and don't really notice the difference.
donovan
I've had this shoe for a couple months now and I can say that these live up to the hype. They edge very well, and heel hook like no other. They can even hold their own on the slab. However, I have a couple complaints about this shoe. The main issue is, after 2+ hours of use a huge blister forms on my big toe. Taping my toe doesn't seem to help it at all. However, this could just be a me thing, so this might not apply to you. Also, the break-in period was the worst break-in period i've ever had. These HURT for the first few weeks. However, they now feel great.
lolly
love the shoe i had a pair of the old modal and they were amazing and lasted long the new model in the same size don't fit they are to big in the new modal witch is a shame as i don't fit them but they were my favorite shoe.
Dorner
Los zapatos son perfectos, tanto para la roca como para la palestra. Predicción y adherencia son dos palabras que los describen. No son zapatos para principiantes
Tropp
This is a very stiff, technical shoe, and surprisingly comfortable after you break it in. I am one full UK size down from my street shoe. Stick with sizing recommendations as the heel fits better when you size down. Would definitely recommend taking off in-between climbs and steer clear of multi-pitches. I have no issue with the Velcro closure like some reviews I’ve read.
Margaret
Have both the men's and women's solution, the men's version has a midsole stiffer than the women's, good for overhang lead climbing and precision holds. Downturn is aggressive but not uncomfortable for me. Best lead climbing shoes IMO
Rmarie143
I've had these shoes for less than a month and the straps on one of them are already coming apart after working on a project with a toe hook on an arete. While breaking them in hasn't been easy the shoes fit really nice. Probably my last pair that has straps and not laces.
mike
Sized a bit tight but they did stretch out a bit. Love the shoes but def take them off between routes. Also got the comp and they rock too!!
Sambow
I’ve been climbing for almost 4 years and I really like these shoes. They are so comfortable. I was able to slip them on as soon as I got them and climb in them with great comfort. It does take a little bit to wear down the front edge to have it where you want it, I would say that takes about a sold week of climbing in them.
Bromius
This is my favorite climbing shoe for bouldering and lead climbing. Be sure to buy them smaller than you think. I go 1.5 down from street size. They’re painful the first few days but they stretch and mold to fit your foot perfectly.
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