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Just a few basic tips on injuries I’ve dealt with and how I have been trying to prevent them! Super happy that I can share some of my experiences :) if you’re dealing with an injury these tips might help, but it’s also super important to see a professional! Happy climbing everyone! 🧗🏼‍♀️

Equalise the audio properly it is too low and put a limiter too so that it in not too loud

damn, yea, my toes are at the end of mine too, might have to return for a bigger size.

Such a lovely and professional review my friend! 👌👌

how are they for heel hooking?

Can this shoes can be use for hiking ?

Thanks for the review! This was super helpful for me trying to choose between the Evo C and Evo 3D. I’m mostly looking at an urban trip with lots of concrete, and also needed a shoe I could wear to the beach & kayaking. Seems like the Evo C will be the best choice for walking on lots of concrete.

For the love of god at least get a pair of safety glasses from the hardware store, they are like 10 bucks, why on earth would you risk it like that. It is really poor taste to make a video on a subject without properly thinking about safety concern, expecially when you are trying to make people interested in a discipline.

Really good reviews, not just the same boring stuff other places have. Informed through actual experience

I use these for wet wading while fly fishing, they are absolutely fantastic. If the waters cold you can use them with the yulex hybrid booties and wet suit bottoms. This is actually better than waders: cheaper, more durable, lighter. Best kept secret in backcountry fly fishing

I’m so happy I’ve been able to get into dry tooling! It’s definitely a lot less complicated than I expected! Super pumped to make more videos with you!

We love drytooling! We have a cave in our basement !

Great information! I am getting back into rockclimbing, but it’s been about 10 years, I’m leaning towards the shoe. I don’t really care about brands, would this be a great option to get back into? Most of the climbing I’m going to be doing is going to be on limestone but also in the gym, probably 50-50. i’ve never been really great at climbing, I guess I would consider myself a solid 5.10 climber

What's the difference between these ones and Phantom 6000? Which one is better?

Did you prefer the katana lace or muiras? I’m in between these two shoes for outdoor sport climbing mainly.

Great review. I appreciate the detail and sincerity. I’ve been deciding between the Evo 3D and the Evo C. Leaning towards the C

I wanted to love these so bad! I'm normally a size 13, ordered the mountain clog in 14. They were a great fit except for the width. These are not good for people with wide feet. Hoping one day they offer a wide version.

Thanks for the review. I’m on the fence about buying them, but your personal testimony has helped me. Do you normally wear a 10 or 10.5? I’m a 10.5, but it looks like I should order an 11. Thanks.

Only review I could find…and it’s good! A limitation as an approach shoe is socks. The toe strap messes with socks for switching with climbing shoes and socks.

Is the cushioning softer than other bedrocks, or is there just “more” of the same cushioning that they use on the other lines?

Curious to see how the non pfas dwr holds up, I don’t expect it to be equal or better than a pfas version. But time will tell

Is it a slim fit or regular fit? Looks to me it's a regular fit.

Can you review the Arcteryx alpha parka I have a older version just wondering if anything has changed there’s not many reviews out there on it

whats your street shoe size?

Soooo excited to make my debut!

great review! got mine 3 days ago, your review definitely verifies my decision to buy that jacket.

thanks for your tips. really helpful. I wanna get one pair for multipitches. Should i get this ones or solution? Thanks!

That was super helpful. Thanks for putting this together!

I own and still use OG Miuras that are going on 20 years, and just picked up the revised version with the tighter heel. I train in the gym, climb on Squamish granite and it is a king shoe for smear slabs, sharp edges, and of course, cracks. Stiff; takes awhile to break-in. It's a lined shoe, I only downsize 1.5 euro sizes and they fit like a glove. Jack of all trades.

I’m a big climber, 6’4” and 250 lbs, and I got my first pair of katanas about 5 years ago and they have supported my big self the whole way, both Indoor and outdoor. I really like the extra support and feel as though I can trust my weight on an edge. My OG katanas have had 2 half re soles and I’ve found they have lost some umph with the edging capability because the half rubber replacements seem to not support throughout the entire footbed. Considering if it’s time for a new pair, another re sole to extend a few months or try something more all day comfort oriented like TC pro or generator mid. Have any thoughts on that?

I have been using Patagonia clothing for years and I have really had good products with the Patagonia Torrentshell that I have even used it for mountaineering without any problem; However, I will go for this jacket since the Goretex Pro are too 600, 700 or even almost 1000 dollars like the Arcteryx, which have gone up excessively like North Face. Patagonia is not cheap but it has increased much less in price than other brands and in my country where there is an official distributor their prices have hardly changed for years. Definitely Patagonia and even cheaper military clothing lines will continue to be in my outdoor clothing catalog for many years. ❤

Hey man. Love your dedication and hustle to making lots of content. But can you get to the point quicker. You said the boot is heavier. Then took 2 minutes to keep saying the same thing, until you actually told us what was making the weight. Keep up the good work mate. You've got my full support!!!!

Hi Kellen, Thank you for the review! I have a big favor to ask: can you please tell me what was the hottest temperature on which you've used these boots for trekking and if your feet got sweaty (how much) or not? I was planning to buy Aequilibrium Hike GTX for summer hiking and trekking, but my size is currently unavailable in my country so I was thinking of Aequilibrium Trek GTX (with leather). Then I saw your video and I am taking ST GTX into consideration. What do you think?

How does the forefoot area compare to the Nepal? Is it wider or narrower? Lower or higher volume? Thanks for the review!

this was a decent review and I’ll say I appreciate the fact you made this

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Isn t this suppose to work in slim fit for trapping heat?🤔

Is it ok for Mera Peak or is it too much? Which one would you recommend?

I now have Tc pro, Solution comp and Skwama women. I am going to buy one more shoe that can be used both outdoors and indoors. Should I buy solution? or katana women?

I have this newer version of the Patagucci R2 hoodie and love it. Under a WPB parka it's great for alpine skiing in most weather when over a base layer and warm sweater. "It's a bomber jacket." Absolutely. SPENDY but worth it. I appreciate the longer sleeves and torso fit for keeping me covered in constant activity

What is the advantage of Dart over Lynx? You can also install monopoint on Lynx

The very idea of ​​using softer rubber on ice climbing shoes is not clear. During this activity, the sole does not come into direct contact with the ice.

In a newer video you talk about the bad durability of the G tech. Does this change something at the result of this comparison? Would you recommend the g tech even the way of use also includes mountaineering in the alps?

Very Nice review: My question is cause I'm 44EU size Greek type of foot, how much should I go donw size to feel stiff but no painful 2 sizes for excample? 2,5? Thanks alot

How’s the sizing? I’m a large in everything in Patagonia but I do recall buying a large in the R1 daily fleece and it felt to tight, is there any similarity? Would you suggest staying at L or going up to XL. Thanks! Great video btw

How does this affect the rock over time?

What pants are those

Hey Kellen! Thanks so much for your work! I think one of the challenges that I've had recently with a bunch of companies, is that product lines have been rapidly expanding and that's leading to what feels like a lot of overlap and redundancy. Obviously, new gear is fun, but I feel like in the last year I've bought pieces that are only going to be useful for maybe three days in a year, but will be PERFECT for just those three days. How do you go about putting together a versatile kit with so many options?

You can totally wear regular socks. Leave some space up front when you put them on your feet. Stick the extra between your toes then slip your sandals on. I lived in breckenridge and wore sandals all winter with thick wool socks