The Technician Pro is a durable, supportive, and confidence-inspiring approach shoe that feels equally at home on long approaches, scrambles and technical rock. Its solid build and precise performance make it a dependable choice for climbers and scramblers, justifying the price tag. If the fit works for you, I think it's right up there with the best in class - a worthy competitor (at a similar price) to things like the La Sportiva TX4 and Scarpa Mescalito. go to full review

The Voltage X complements the existing Voltage, offering something ostensibly similar yet appealing to a very different end user, with more of a bouldering and indoor focus thanks to its softer feel. The fact that it is a capable shoe without being a crippling one to wear will be a big advantage to many, and while it's not focused on absolute top-end performance, it'll be appealing if you're after a bit more balance in a bouldering shoe to cover a range of angles and rock types. go to full review

The La Sportiva Finale is a well-rounded shoe that balances comfort, durability, and versatility without breaking the bank. It's an excellent option for new climbers who want a dependable first shoe. But it's also ideal for experienced climbers who need a reliable shoe for long gym sessions, moderate sport climbs, or relaxed multi-pitches where comfort is key. The Finale can hold its own on moderate terrain, but it's not the best option for steep sport climbs, micro edging on small crystals..." go to full review

Despite popular climbing media focusing on hard overhung boulders and Olympic-style comp climbing, there are still many of us out there who love climbing hard technical faces. If this includes you, the Scarpa Boostic R is a highly specialized edging machine designed to tackle the world's toughest face climbs and trad routes. The aggressive shape and stiff sole make it perfect for standing on tiny edges – it lets you stand up taller on your toes and snag those barely out-of-reach holds. Even..." go to full review