The Tarantula is a comfortable shoe that feels at home on climbers with big features and low grades. If you’re exclusively bouldering indoors, I suggest also checking out the Tarantula Boulder.go to full review

The Scarpa Vapor is a true standout in the world of climbing shoes. Its uncompromising comfort, exceptional grip, and versatile design make it a top choice for climbers of all skill levels. With its impressive accolades and loyal following, the Vapor is a shoe that you can trust to elevate your climbing experience and help you reach new heights. Embrace the power of the Scarpa Vapor and let it propel you towards your climbing goals.go to full review

Evolv generously sent both the “normal” Zenist and the LV version, both in 44. The LVs were decidedly tighter all around other than length. Both versions had the “performance fit” feel to me, but the LV version was just a tad more “performance.” The added tightness around almost every millimeter of my foot added a touch of sensitivity and power. After alternating between the shoes for weeks, I concluded that the “normal” Zenist would be my go-to training shoe. I could keep them on for up to..." go to full review

If you’ve got narrow feet and are in the market for an aggressive, durable sport climbing shoe, the Ocún Sigma is an excellent choice. The Sigma caters to those with a strong foundation of technique and who are looking to push into higher outdoor grades. It’s worth noting that at an MSRP of $180, it is $30-50 cheaper than other comparable aggressive sport climbing shoes, like the La Sportiva Katana ($220) or the SCARPA Instinct ($210).go to full review

This harness is the most versatile one we have ever tested. It has nearly as much hanging comfort as the larger and bulkier harnesses, but it's much lighter and nimble. It packs small, making it perfect for any demanding climb that requires a long approach. Its low weight and mobility also make it a great choice for sport climbing redpoints, and indeed we often see people sport climbing in this harness at the crag, though it is much more suited to climbing on the sharp end than belaying..." go to full review

Overall, I have extensively tested the Sendero climbing harness from Edelrid, and was very impressed with both its comfort and durability. As someone who typically floats between sizes, the Sendero’s true to size fit felt spacious and inclusive, enhanced by Edelrid’s Center Fit Technology aligning the tie-in point and gear loops for all waist sizes. This harness would be a great fit for anyone from a beginner climber just learning to an avid sport climber, as It is comfortable, but also..." go to full review