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Verviticus posted:at this point i dont even know if these morons know they're allowed to shut things down The real slap in the face is the US CDC saying DO NOT travel to Canada. Shoes on the other foot now eh chaps? (JK it is terrible here)
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# ? Apr 11, 2021 22:07 |
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honestly canadians are dumb enough the US doing that probably had a higher chance of making our governments act than like, people dying
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I'm looking for a pair of good crack climbing/multipitch shoes. Problem is that most 'all day'/trad shoes tend to have a flat last and my feet have very high arches. The best fitting shoes for me are the more agressive/asymmetric La Sportivas, especially the Testarossas but also Pythons, Solutions and Miuras. They are all downturned which make them tiring for long days on vert terrain plus their tall toe boxes make them poor for jamming.
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I settled on TC Pros for my long multi-pitch shoes a few years back and have been very happy with them. I can't say that they have notable arch support though. It's not really a thing I've thought about with climbing shoes. I have normal arches, neither higher nor lower than usual.
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Anasazi Pinks might work for you. I forget if 5.10 sells them on odd years though.
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Maybe the Evolv Generals? They're kinda like TC Pros but with a slight downturn.
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# ? Apr 11, 2021 22:07 |
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Anecdotally, I've seen a LOT of TC Pros on people's feet when I'm out in big multipitch areas. My last big trip before covid was Tuolumne Meadows, and it seemed like 75% of the parties my partner and I ran into over the week we were there were wearing them.
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