These shoes lack the sensitivity of high end shoes, but they fit very well. They feel very durable, and I'm looking forward to abusing these for years.

I started climbing long before the word "trad" was ever spoken, back in the days when there was only crack, face, chimney and off-width climbing. My 18-year-old Asolo "Runout" face shoes finally reached the end of their lives after several resoles, and I found myself hard-pressed to find a comparable shoe that was not asymmetric with a radical toe point UNTIL I came across the MOJO, which is a great comfortable face shoe. If you have the skill to stand on dime edges, then you might as well be comfortable. Order these 1 to 1.5 sizes smaller than your street shoe - they will stretch quickly.

I like these shoes because they don't kill my feet but they're still good for bouldering and some climbing. Get them snug because they break in a little.

Not a bad fit overall. They are nice and snug, but they’re a bit more narrow in the heel than my last several pairs of shoes. I got a great deal on them and they wear out fast due to the soft rubber, but you’re really only buying the rubber anyway so I am happy. Thanks. CC

Wow. These are by far the most comfortable and supportive shoes I've ever owned. There great for smearing and I could climb in them all day.

The Mojo rocks but be sure, like with all La Sportiva shoes, to get a full-size smaller than usual. I got a half size smaller and of course wish I had gotten a full size smaller.

I am not new to climbing, but these are my first climbing shoes. I absolutely love them! They are super sticky on the rock and are a great big wall and bouldering shoe. They are comfortable, and will have you feeling great when your buddy’s feet are screaming from a long day of climbing. My feet are blister prone but I haven’t had a problem with these shoes. I’ve used them about five times and they continue to impress me.

I am pleased with this shoe. It has a great fit and seems to have nice grip. You cannot go wrong picking these up.