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How Can You Improve Footwork For Better Balance?
General Climbing
Mar 25
Elevate your climbing game with better footwork. Discover techniques and exercises to enhance your balance and efficiency on the wall.
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PaulClimbs
Jun 15
Are velcro shoes less durable than lace and slippers?
I don't have any lace climbing shoes, but so far I know quite a few people who have Velcro shoes that have torn and the Velcro strap is no longer attached. My shoes are actually very close to tearing it seems as well. I have never seen anyone whose lace shoes have torn though, but I'm sure it happens, I just don't know at what rate compared to V...
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PaulClimbs
Jun 15
Do brands have similar sizing, or does downsizing in one not equal the same size in another?
There may be some brands that have similar sizing, most likely by chance, but overall brands can have very different sizing to their shoes. Even different shoes from the same brand tend to have different sizing.
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Rock climbing shoes are simply called climbing shoes. Some who mainly do bouldering may refer to them as bouldering shoes, but those too are just climbing shoes....
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You can walk in climbing shoes, it is just not recommended. Climbing shoes are not meant for walking, they are meant for climbing. Walking in them can just wear the shoes out quicker. Not to mention that they are also pretty painful to just walk in. ...
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When it comes to buying climbing shoes, sizing preferences can vary among climbers. However, in general, it is not recommended to buy climbing shoes a size bigger. Climbing shoes are designed to provide a snug and precise fit, allowing for better con...
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When wearing climbing shoes, it is common for your toes to be slightly curled. This helps in engaging the toe muscles and maximizing your ability to grip holds. The degree of curling may vary based on personal preference and the type of climbing you ...
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Climbing shoes should be snug, with as little to no dead space in them as possible. They should not be painful though. Slight pain when they are new is normal, but pain that lasts even after their break in period and after you take them off is not s...
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No, it is not typical to wear socks with rock climbing shoes. Climbing shoes are designed to be worn without socks in order to maximize sensitivity and control on the rock. Wearing socks can create a barrier between your feet and the shoe, reducing t...
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You can wear glasses while bouldering, and many climbers choose to do so. It's important to ensure that your glasses fit securely on your face to prevent them from slipping or falling off during dynamic movements. Using a sports strap or retaine...
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Climbing chalk does not have a specific expiration date. It is a simple compound of magnesium carbonate that does not degrade or spoil over time. As long as the chalk remains dry and free from moisture, it should remain effective for its intended pur...
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