La Sportiva Men's TC Pro Climbing Shoe: The Ultimate Performance Gear for Elite Climbers Review

I usually wear women's La Sportiva Miura shoes in a size 37.5. I really need a good pair of shoes for long multi pitches, especially for places like Yosemite where I do the climb most of the time. Everyone around me who has a TC Pro swears by it, so I decided to try it in a size 37.5 and 38. Size 38 was too long. Size 37.5 fits the length, but the heel is too big on them but they slowly warmed up and came at my feet when I put them on. Unfortunately the heels also got looser when I put them on.

I love these shoes. I cut myself on a pair of entry-level La Sportiva shoes and while they were important, I was too new to climbing to really know what I needed in a shoe. I've been climbing for about 7-8 months. Lead climbing and abseiling indoors. I finally did it outside two weeks ago and after my first 10.a climb on real rock I knew I had to look for other shoes. I've read a lot of shoe reviews online and after learning more I decided to give the TC Pro a try now that my climbing style is…

If you mainly climb or work hard routes, get these shoes. You will not be disappointed. In general, they are very well suited for this type of shoe. Plenty of support when standing on coin-sized ledges (I managed to stand on a few tiny microscales in a way that feels physically impossible) and tons of padding to wedge your foot into cracks with manageable pain. Heck, it's pretty comfortable for climbing shoes after you break them in. Durability is also excellent. Their skin is ridiculously…