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The smalls fit my size 6 women's feet. They have a little bit of cushioning thickness in the toes and heels, which is nice.

So far, I think they will be perfect for what I bought them for - to keep me warm under my dry suit in January. I got the medium, my usual size, and I can fit 2 more layers underneath. They aren't really too big by themselves, but they do look a little bulky in the front. It's probably because they are thick material plus pockets; they ARE warm. And the rear view is nice.

I got these for rafting. They kept me warmer than I would've been wet or dry. I got the large because I've had trouble with leggings that were too small (686 and one other brand), but I could've gotten my usual medium, I think. They got a little baggy when they got wet. So, order your usual size.

I'm 5'5 and 135lbs. Both the Med and the Small fit me and my wide climber's shoulders. The small is a little snug on my 39 inch hips, and the medium is a little roomier.

I'm a women's 6 and I got the size 4, which fit great. They are very comfortable for everyday wear and trail hiking. The soles are a little thin for rough terrain, though. Kid's Keens have a little more support, but the Tevas let your feet breathe more.

Tech Friends are my favorite cams from size 1-3. I feel they provide a more solid placement than BD double axle cams. I also have a size 0, which is still nice, but it is much wider than other available cams of its size, which is often a problem. On the plus side, it has a higher kN rating than other small cams.

I love the color (Dawn, the purplish pink) and the style, but they are not very comfortable. I can barely bend my ankle in them, which doesn't feel too safe when driving. The size 5 is like a men's 5 or women's 7. I'm actually a women's 6, so they're a little big on me.

So far, it has kept me warm. I've been wearing it with a long sleeved top underneath, and I think if the sleeves were lined, too, it would be too bulky in the arms.

Don't expect these to fit like adult climbing shoes. I have small feet for a woman (size 6), so I buy kids shoes all the time, and I thought it was worth a try for the price. I got a size 4 and it was probably the right size in length - maybe I could've gone a little smaller - but the toe didn't fit snug at all. I don't have narrow feet either. You can tighten the sides with the velcro, but not the toe area. And tightening the heel kinda hurt. If your kid has wide feet or just wants some comfortable rubber, they're not bad, but that wasn't quite what I was looking for.

Mine showed up with black dogbones, so I was not happy. Luckily, I found someone to trade with me, so I didn't have to bother sending them back. Otherwise, I like them.

It's a little big, it doesn't seem especially lightweight, and I don't think it's very flattering on me. Overall I'm not impressed.

So, I considered other people's reviews and ordered a size up. I'm usually a 36 (or maybe a 35.5), so I got the 36.5 hoping they'd be comfortable trad shoes and I wouldn't have to break them in, but they're way too big for me. Consider them like a regular climbing shoe - you will have to break them in, and don't go too big. (It's also possible the smaller sizes are more true to size.)