How tight should climbing shoes be? Climbing shoes should fit tight, with no dead space between the shoe and the foot There should be a slight curl at the toes They should still feel relatively ...

Today improved designs in climbing shoes cater for almost any foot shape and climbing style, so it is not necessary to buy shoes two sizes smaller to get a snug fit (ie toes at end of shoes, except in ...

Don't expect comfort: When climbing shoes fit right, they should feel as if they're too tight. Even the most experienced climbers will slip out of them in between climbs or when belaying.

Though they are technically a neutral shoe, my high arches also felt well-supported on long miles, so they seem to be a good fit for all pronation types. While I enjoyed walking in these shoes the ...