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PaulClimbs
Jun 15
For me the fit of climbing shoes has always been the same based on the shoes. I haven't changed my shoe size since I started climbing a few years ago, even when I try on shoes I already have, like the Evolv Shaman 2, I still find that the best fit is the same size I got when I first bought them a few years ago.
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Jun 15
I would say you should always try them on and see what works for you. The same principles apply to choosing neutral climbing shoes as they do to choosing aggressive climbing shoes - try them on and feel what feels best for you. I would keep in mind the intended usage of the shoes though, since if you are getting neutral shoes, you may be climbin... Read more  
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The amount of chalk in a chalk bag is a matter of personal preference and can vary among climbers. Some climbers prefer to have a generous amount of chalk in their bag, while others prefer a more minimal amount. Ultimately, the goal is to have enough chalk to keep your hands dry and provide good friction without excessive wastage. A common pract... Read more  
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Jun 14, 2023
Some climbers prefer chalk powder because it is more convenient to use, allows for better distribution on the hands, and creates less dust. Others may prefer chalk blocks because they like the texture or find them easier to handle. Ultimately, both chalk powder and chalk blocks serve the same purpose of improving grip by absorbing moisture from the... Read more  
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Do I need a chalk bag for climbing?

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A chalk bag is not required, neither is chalk itself, but it is very helpful, especially if the holds are a little bit "over-touched", and if you sweat from your palms.
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