Colby,
I would go down a half size from street for a snug fit and a full size for a tight fit. they will stretch out about a half size after they break in.
I hope this helps!
Good climbing, JB read more...
Colby Briggs: Rigby, Idaho
Tim,
Yes, breaking in the Legend takes a little longer than a lot of other unlined leather shoes. Keep in mind that the uppers of many shoes are unlined 1.8 mm split-hide leather. read more...
Tim: Wheat Ridge, CO
Ron,
Thanks for the question.
Acopa is an Aztec (Nahuatl) word which means "up" or "upwards" !
Interesting, eh?
Good climbing, John read more...
ron gomez: fallbrook,ca
Jenn,
I think I would agree with you - try out the Aztec. It is a little bit stiffer than the other shoe you mentioned and will last a lot longer. It is a great shoe for all that you have mentioned - from trad to sport to gym even. read more...
Jenn: Berkeley, CA
Freddy,
I would get the Legend. It can handle all types of moves from the dreaded "dime edge" to off width. If you're gonna climb hand and fist all day the Legend will save your feet compared to softer shoes. read more...
Freddy: Charlotte
Doug,
Yes indeed, the Legend would be my suggestion. They edge great and they will save your feet on long hand and fist cracks. Very comfortable and precise as well. read more...
Doug: Fort Collins, CO
jg,
Yes indeed, I would have to recommend the Aztec for what you are doing. They are a wee bit stiffer than the other shoe but they will break in very nicely and will work well for all the climbing you mentioned.
I hope this helps out - email me direct if you have more questions. read more...
jg: denver colorado
Steve,
Thanks for the compliments.
Merlin eh? Good choice. I'd say the Merlin will feel a quarter size bigger per size than the Spectre. read more...
steve:
Cory,
Thanks for the inquiry.
Let's start with what is stiffest. The JB is the stiffest for sure followed by the Legend in a close second. read more...
Cory: LA, CA, USA
Ryan,
Good questions, thanks. Ryan, I think you should get some Aztecs. The things are gonna' seem stiff at first, like most shoes, but they will break in and get softer and more sensitive, and more precise. read more...
Ryan Wilson: Memphis, TN, USA