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Evolv Defy Climbing Shoe
October 28, 2010
I wear a 10.5 or an 11 in a street shoe. For me, a pair of size 10.5 Evolv Defy shoes worn with a thin pair of socks works perfectly for gym climbing. (They may work okay outside too, but I have other shoes that I prefer to wear outside...) I've since purchased a pair of size 10s. They seem to fit pretty well without socks.
Therefore, I'd suggest going down a half size from your street shoe size if you want to wear them without socks, or just get your street shoe size if you want to wear them with socks.
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