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La Sportiva Nago Climbing Shoe
May 28, 2008
I don't know about high-caliber climbing, but up to 5.10 these do fine, working well at edging, smearing, and jamming. They're comfortable, wear-for-hours type shoes. I bought a half-size smaller than my street shoe, and have been climbing outdoors in them for about a month now. I don't think the rubber is quite as sticky as C4 but they've held up well to the rough and dirty rock of the Adirondacks and did fine on several trips to the Gunks. And it's a bright, colorful shoe; easy to spot in the brush at the base of a wilderness slab. Matches my pants, too!
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