This shoe would be 5/5 just like the mens VS and for GOOD REASON, if it wasn't for some whiners who couldn't handle a barely noticeable print on a small strip of leather aroun…
- Kristina, 02/27/11
Washington
All around great shoe. Great for edging and standing on tiny crystals or pebbles that it makes you wonder sometimes how is it possible you haven't fallen off yet. Rubber is pl…
- Stephanie, 11/24/10
New York
unlike so many ex girlfriends at your ten-year highschool reunion, these puppies hold their shape. the p3 tech is no joke, as advertised. strap'em down as tight as your old mi…
- CHRISTIAN, 09/26/08
BALTIMORE
I've used Evolv and FiveTen for so long, I thought that was as good as shoes got and that any improvements in my climbing were up to me. Then I got these bad boys. First of…
- Chris, 08/19/10
These are your basic climbing shoe. I would recommend them, but you might also want to invest in some Gold Bond so as to fend off the stench that sets in quickly after use.…
- Andrew, 10/27/11
williamsburg, VA
The shoe is completely amazing I bought them saturday night as a birthday present to myself and took them to planet rock sunday. The grip is awesome, the velcro is awesome, bu…
- Phillip, 02/13/12
Ypsilanti
These are my first pair of climbing shoes. After climbing in my vibram five fingers (which I also love) these shoes were a great wake up call as to how different climbing can…
- Emily, 05/23/11
48858
My girlfriend is just starting to get into climbing and i bought her these shoes, she absolutely loves them although they aren't extremely technical, for beginners they do the…
- RYAN, 07/16/10
MOUNT AIRY
La Sportiva Katanas are an awesome pair of climbing shoes and would recommend them to anyone! With the unique tongue of the shoe, they fit like no other. Great for edging (but…
- Michael, 12/12/10
Jonesboro, Ar
you can not go wrong with the katanas. they are an all around great shoe…
- Paxton, 10/16/10
United States
I'm a fan of the 5.10 Anasazi great edging power; the gym clearing smell of the shoes, I'm not so psyched on. The Katanas are a lot like the Anasazis: flat last, sensitive ye…
- joseph, 12/20/11
Kansas City
I admit, I was lost and searching for solace when I came across these shoes. I'd been looking for a kick a** climbing shoe capable of shredding face climbs with the best of th…
- Marc, 06/02/10
Mountain View, CA
I moved from the Evolv Elektra, my first shoe, to these about a year ago. Definitely a wise choice for someone who is getting serious about their climbing. While they were muc…
- Lillian, 08/21/11
Providence
2 words DOWN SIZE if you want this shoe to work to its fullest make sure you get the smallest size you could possibly get your foot into they stretch a lot. they are probably…
- Catherine, 10/29/10
I climb slab, roofs, dead vertical faces with these! Do not let the slipper factor deter you from buying these shoes. I wear size 7 mens US and I wear a 35 1/2. If downsized c…
- Derek, 02/25/12
Street size: 9.5, which is roughly 42.5 for Sportiva.
I managed to squeeze into a 40 b/c that's all that was available when I ordered but lemme tell you, the shoe feels natur…
- Alek, 10/31/11
Austin, TX
The only weakness of the solution is the strap, once that breaks they're hard to fix. I'm a HUGE sportiva fan and these don't disappoint. You can size them for comfy sport cli…
- ryan, 10/25/10
I used the shoes for the first time yesterday at Paradise on the Brazos. The climbs have smooth Limestone. I love the way this shoe is super flexible to wrap itself around a f…
- Jason, 11/13/11
I used the shoes for the first time yesterday at Paradise on the Brazos. The climbs have smooth Limestone. I love the way this shoe is super flexible to wrap itself around a f…
- Jason, 11/13/11
These shoes are fantastic! Have had two pairs now and I absolutely love them! They are not nearly as aggressive as they look in photos, making them a general all around great…
- Michael, 02/19/12
Boone
The Miura could be called the perfect shoe. I bought mine specifically for a comfy all day trad shoe, but since have started using them on my boulder projects and shorter spor…
- Ryan, 01/28/12
I bought these last year and have loved them every time I wear them. I wear about 11.5 street shoe and went down to a 9.5 (42.5); they were extremely painful when I started wi…
- Isaac, 09/07/11
I've been climbing for a couple years and haven't tried a scarpa shoe (lived next to the five 10 outlet, so i was a bit brand loyal), but I'm sooo glad that i've been introduc…
- Eugene, 03/08/12
This is my third pair of climbing shoes (I've had Mad Rock Mugens and 5.10 Anasazi Verde's) and they are by far the most comfortable I have owned. The shoes mold to your feet…
- Darren, 12/29/11
I love these shoes for sport and trad up too 5.11a or so. they are so comfortable and the unlined leather stretches to fit you foot. I love these shoes for delicate smears on…
- rob, 10/28/11
colorado
I recently bought this shoe for bouldering and have never been more satisfied. By climbing shoe standards this shoe was immediately comfortable (especially on the padded tongu…
- Emily, 10/14/11
United States
Got my pair a few months ago and have climbed at the Creek, the Forks, the Waterfall, Sedona, and Castle Valley and haven't found anything that they don't do well! OW, splitt…
- Dean, 12/28/11
I found these shoes at a local climbing store and loved them, the price was a little sketchy at $170 but when I that saw they were on sale at Moosejaw for $135 i couldn't pass…
- Dustin, 11/13/10
Canada, KY
I'm a guy. I bought these because the women's model has lower volume on the inside, so it's better for narrower feet. These are also much lighter than a lot of other shoes on…
- JONATHAN, 05/26/09
Yosemite
These shoes are really sensitive and great for edging. I feel very confident and solid on really small areas where I need to place my foot. The toe is sharp and pointy and aga…
- ELIZABETH, 03/07/11
MANCHESTER
Decent aggressive shape, lace-up are handy for those of us with narrow feet. Great heel rand and pretty good for edging.…
- , 10/18/11
winnipeg
I bought this shoe because I needed something a little more aggressive than my Anasazis for bouldering this past season. I was drawn to them because I thought they looked like…
- caroline, 04/16/12
alabama, arkansas...
This a great shoe. Designed by the same guy who did the Sportiva Testarossas, they are very aggressively downturned. The amazing thing is that they stay downturned due to the…
- Barbara, 05/03/09
Florida
This is my first pair of Scarpas. After hearing a friend talk on and on about his Mago's I decided to try the female version of the Booster which is a velcro version of the M…
- BRIAN, 05/29/08
MCLEAN
The feel in these shoes are amazing. I had a pair of Muira VSs for 2 seasons and loved them and wanted something a little more sensitive. These fit the bill! Still love my Mui…
- Tony, 07/13/11
If you have a wide foot like I do then I would suggest trying these on before buying. They are lace-ups so that helps but my feet were still just bulging out. I'm going to s…
- YUN JUNG, 10/22/09
I really didn't understand the hubbub was about the ultra thin rubber. I figured rubber was rubber; then I put these suckers on. It was incredible, it was like the first time…
- Liang-Shian, 11/29/09
Awesome shoe, it runs a little smaller and narrower to most 5 10 shoes, my dragons were a size up from these. Relatively aggresive, very good fit, i really like the full rubbe…
- MARY, 08/14/09
TEMPE
I've had three pairs of these shoes plus a pair of mangos and each have performed great. A only downside i have had is that the rubber in under the big toe likes to wear pret…
- Stephen, 09/27/11
These shoes have taken me from the slab ridden lines of Lion's Head to the overhanging amphitheaters of the Red River Gorge and they have yet to fail me. These shoes just don'…
- Thomas, 09/13/10
Ontario
Absolutely love these shoes!!! as far as hammertoe, aggresive bouldering shoes go, definitely a good buy. heel hooks and toe hooks are grippy and solid, definitely a big up f…
- shawn, 09/07/10
canada
great shoe nice down point toe.
Have not tripped over in the them yet or slipped on a cheeky toe move.…
- Andrew, 09/19/11
Sydney aus