These shoes are ultra comfortable and extremely versatile. I am an 8.5 shoe, and a 40 in the mythos was perfect for me- I don't go for the extra snug feel that some climbers do. I wear these desert crack climbing, on black canyon granite, and Rifle, Penitente etc for sport climbing, and these shoes are perfect. For multi-pitch climbs, they are excellent for the hang time, and with easily replacable laces (from damage in the cracks), they can fit like new. Excellent rubber as well as a great shape for a medium width woman's foot. They are durable and strong, and withstand the elements- like walking around on choss etc. Highly recommend these for the all-around climber.

I'm new to rock climbing. These are my second pair of climbing shoes. My first pair was also La Sportiva but they were too big for me. The Mythos are super comfortable. I had to go 1.5 size down. I talked with the other climber who also agreed with me of how comfortable they are. I'm looking forward to bringing this outdoor.

The toe split after 1 year of gym climbing with 2 week long trips. Is that normal? I dunno, I am sad and mad, but will still buy another pair of the exact same shoe because other than the toe porblem I love them!

Let me tell you getting the right size climbing shoes is a huge deal. This was my very first pair of climbing shoes, not too aggressive which is good for newbies. I wear a size 5 in regular shoes and got them that size, should have went a half size smaller. Still used them and they did the job. I got the slightly more arched La Sportiva Viper in the correct size and boy did my climbing drastically get better! The only complaint is that the laces are super long and I have to wrap them under my arch twice before tying them.

These are the fourth pair of climbing shoes I've owned, and unfortunately they are not good shoes for me. Other reviewers have said that they're great for narrow feet/heels. I have narrow heels and I find that the heel cup is simply too big. No matter how I lace these shoes, my heels have a lot of up and down movement in them, even though they're sized down a full size from my street shoes. I also can't get them to break in, despite wearing them for 2-3 hours at a time at least 3 times a week for the last five months. My other shoes broke in just fine with similar wear. I will go back to my Five Tens as soon as they are resoled. Bottom line: Not a bad shoe, just not right for me. Don't assume that they will be a good fit for your narrow feet/heels.

these climbing shoes rock! they are very comfortable, especially for women with wider feet. great for beginners/intermediate. if you are looking to do some serious edging or very technical climbs, you might want to look into a different shoe.

I tried on at least 8 different types of shoes before choosing Mythos. They are very comfortable and did not even start to rub any blisters on my heels. They also held the rock very well for smearing and edging for my beginner climber needs. I used them in Colorado for 5.7-5.9 climbs and loved them!

Bought these about 1 1/2 months ago and have been out climbing pretty much each week. They were never painful to begin with, but are now starting to feel 'comfortable' by rockclimbing standards. I have felt comfortable using them on all kinds of rock (at sport crags, on slabs, and cracks).

I have a really narrow foot and narrow heel and usually have a hard time finding shoes that don't start sliding off the back when I am putting pressure on the toes. So far these shoes have been superb. I just need to give them a bit more time to mold to my feet a bit more.

This was the first rock climbing shoe that I bought, and it has served me well. I definitely prefer it for top-rope and sport climbing over bouldering, but either way, it's good for anything and is relatively comfortable. I'd say if you're going to do a lot of indoor bouldering, go for something more edgy like an Evolv Velcro strapped shoe, but this is perfect for outdoor route climbing.

In spite of the fact that two people recommended the Mythos to me since I have narrow feet, they are just too wide in the heel. My heel moves up and down and side to side even when I'm wearing a size small enough to really crunch my toes. However, the forefoot isn't bad for a narrow foot. I can see how they'd be great shoes for a woman with an average width foot, though.

This is the 4th climbing shoe I've owned and it's easily the most comfortable. I bought it for multipitch climbs when I'll need to have shoes on for a long period of time and it was definitely worth it. I'm a size 9 1/2 and got a size 39.

Just love it. This is the second shoe I've ever bought, and I swear my third shoe will be this one again. So comfortable yet great enough for hard edgeing and smearing. It's expensive shoes, but totally worth it!

I originally bought the La Sportiva Kumo climbing shoe because I didn't want to spend an arm and a leg for climbing shoes as a beginner. Unfortunately, they did not fit as well as I would have liked and decided to spend the money on these and couldn't be any happier - I just wish I bought these from the beginning. The shoes were comfortable from day one and the laces allow you to easily tighten the shoes around the areas of your foot where you need more support. I bought a size 37 and normally wear a size 7 in La Sportiva trail running shoes.

These shoes are great for all day climbing. They are very comfortable, and work great as an all around shoe. So after saying that they are not the most aggressive shoes, they do not smear on anything. You can tighten them and loosen them with the lace up. So I love them, and recommend them, just make sure you know what you want out of your shoes.

I've owned 2 pair and have been pleased overall tho they don't allow me to comfortably edge on a dime at places like Skaha and Smith. Smearing and cracks do well with these shoes. For my edging needs, I'm looking into the scarpa line.

I love this shoe. I am currently on my fourth pair. I don't know if that is bad, but I climb almost every day, indoors and out, and I seem to go through them kind of quickly. They do stretch out a fair amount-I keep downsizing. I wear a size 8 in street shoes and a size 36 in these, but I will probably downsize at least another half size next time. These shoes just seem to fit my foot so well (my foot is pretty symmetrical). All other shoes squish my last few toes, but these are great. They could be a little more aggressive, but overall, I love them! I usually go for comfort, so these definitely work for me.

I've had 2 pairs of climbing shoes before, evolv's elecktra, and madrock's hottie. These are by far the best climbing shoes I've ever owned. I wear a size 7 street shoe and got a 35.5. They are the perfect size I can get my toe on the tiniest foot hold but they are not painful. With my madrock's the first thing I would do after getting off a route was tear my shoes off, they were so painful and never stretched. Now when I get down from a route I take my time undoing my knot and w/e. Also the shape of the shoe gives arch support and feels amazing. I think I might buy another pair to wear while I get my first pair resoled. I don't think I will buy any other brand of climbing shoes from now on.

The La Sportiva Mythos Climbing Shoe is a great all around shoe. I bought these a little bigger than normal (my regular size) to get a flat foot, and they are perfect for climbing. The outside edge is very thin and they fit in almost any crack, and stay comfortable all day. I have a narrow foot/heel and these work well for me.

I have owned a couple of pair of these over about 10 yrs. I resoled a pair twice..and ended up with a new pair. Love them for all around climbing..great on granite, sandstone, quartzite, you name it..and style..sport or trad. I wear a size 5.5 street shoe..size 35.5 works best for me in this shoe. great fit.

Thin hard cracks and dicey slabs make these shoes feel at home. Size them up a little for all day comfort or down for one-pitch routes. Great for narrow feet and heels!

I wear a women's 10.5 and I wear these in a 39 for comfort and also in a 38.5 for when I want a snug fit.

I believe highly in comfort and these shoes nail it. I have been rock climbing for 10 years and I have tried everything from cramming my feet into itsy bitsy shoes to wearing ones that just feel good. I have chosen to just feel good. Whether bouldering at the priest draw in AZ of climbing the granite cracks of Utah's Wasatch range...these shoes fulfill my needs.

these are a really great, all around climbing shoe. Great for jamming in a crack or smearing on granite. comfortable enough that I can keep them on all day.