Adam Ondra #17: The Alchemy Of Climbing Shoes

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  • Опубликовано: 3 май 2024
  • Today's episode is this time a little more informative as we will dig deeper into the alchemy of climbing shoes. The notoriously frequent question "why do you climb with two different shoes?" will be answered, as well as much more.
    Credits:
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    PAVEL KLEMENT
    HEINZ ZAK
    MARTIN KAŇŮREK
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    NICO FAVRESSE
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    ADAM LIGOCKI / FILMUNIT.CZ
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    PAVEL BLAŽEK
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Комментарии • 737

  • @randomidiot8977
    @randomidiot8977 3 года назад +2671

    Please can you make a video on what scream to use when climbing different rock surfaces?

    • @narakarrarr6191
      @narakarrarr6191 2 года назад +62

      I am dying.

    • @leedave9314
      @leedave9314 Год назад +7

      @@narakarrarr6191 help is on its way, sorry I’m late

    • @zionraymondcastro
      @zionraymondcastro Год назад

      HAHAHA

    • @Nuttyirishman85
      @Nuttyirishman85 Год назад +5

      A soundtrack over it would be good. I just tried watching one and had to change it. Neighbors probably thought I was dying or someone was in danger.

    • @Chelovek77able
      @Chelovek77able Год назад

      Probably it would be 18+ video because of swearing

  • @mattmurdoch9843
    @mattmurdoch9843 4 года назад +3191

    Its worth the fun you can have while climbing
    *cuts to Adam screaming in pain*

    • @JimnyRicardo
      @JimnyRicardo 4 года назад +51

      Muscles burning is just weakness leaving your body :D

    • @Stupidiusity
      @Stupidiusity 4 года назад +87

      He's not screaming in pain, it's actually a way to coax out more strength from your muscles. Kind of like kiai in martial arts. It compresses the chest and increases core strength for short bursts.

    • @TheKaryo
      @TheKaryo 4 года назад +7

      @@Stupidiusity thanks always wondered what the use of it is

    • @hakimESC
      @hakimESC 3 года назад +6

      @@Stupidiusity so the face he does while holding a tiny crack and trying to pull is the part of it? :-D

    • @Stupidiusity
      @Stupidiusity 3 года назад +2

      @@hakimESC I guess that's part of it hahaha, yes

  • @AMM1998
    @AMM1998 4 года назад +3907

    44 to a 39.5, so that's why adam is always screaming while climbing

    • @terraflow__bryanburdo4547
      @terraflow__bryanburdo4547 4 года назад +31

      I go 46 to 41.5. It is worth it for a hard redpoint. I train in 44's

    • @NunoRufas101
      @NunoRufas101 4 года назад +70

      I go from 39 to 40... sometimes 41. But I use socks and don't do 8's or 9's :D

    • @Mike-oz4cv
      @Mike-oz4cv 4 года назад +35

      The size difference sounds more extreme than it actually is.

    • @floriandietsche9180
      @floriandietsche9180 4 года назад +11

      Exactly what I wanted to comment 😂👌

    • @AMM1998
      @AMM1998 4 года назад +122

      @@Mike-oz4cv it really doesn't. I wear 44 street which is the same as ondra.and I wear a 43 in Solutions... I have no idea how he can downsize to a 40 - I can't even get my foot into a 42.5. That's absolutely ludicrous

  • @marcgiol541
    @marcgiol541 4 года назад +1893

    Still waiting for an episode about your streching routine :)

  • @respiroavido
    @respiroavido 4 года назад +1185

    Just thinking that probably for Adam "intermediate climber" means something around 8a-8b

    • @AdrienBurg
      @AdrienBurg 4 года назад +23

      Intermediate is generally starting at 7b

    • @killacondor
      @killacondor 4 года назад +149

      @@AdrienBurg really??? I feel like 7a+ is the start of hard climbing and like 6b would be intermediate

    • @BrannonGlover
      @BrannonGlover 4 года назад +58

      @@killacondor agreed. I feel like anything around 6 is more like intermediate. From what I'm seen and read, it would seem that 7's are more on the lines of expert-ish. I'm no expert, but I don't feel like I'm a beginner either. As much time as I've put into climbing, I feel like I'm intermediate, but everyone has their own opinion. To me, it would seem that anything below a 5.9 would be a beginner.

    • @sebastianflynn1746
      @sebastianflynn1746 4 года назад +20

      @@BrannonGlover you're a beginner

    • @javierbescos856
      @javierbescos856 4 года назад +24

      @@BrannonGlover no offense but the fidelity of that article disapears when it says 8c+ at bouldering is not superelite, btw intermediate climber talking about just sport climbing, would start in 6c/7a, but this is just my opinion. Although I have 7c redpointed and I feel like a noobie compared with the "stardard" beasts you can find in any crag, but being realistic, 7a requires a good amount of work

  • @evirs
    @evirs 3 года назад +95

    2:50 if you just finished a climb and are 3,000' in the air and the very first thing you do is take off your shoes.... they are probably uncomfortable

  • @sswwooppee
    @sswwooppee 4 года назад +3053

    He may be an incredible climber, but his foot-model career is ruined forever.

    • @benjamind7290
      @benjamind7290 4 года назад +93

      Yeah, more climbers need to get sponsorship from athlete's foot creme suppliers.

    • @SJ-vc2tz
      @SJ-vc2tz 4 года назад +76

      @@benjamind7290 It's actually not fungus but the toe-pressure that (can) deform the toenails.. It sucks, have it aswell, still no normal toenails after a year of not-climbing..

    • @Ghostwatchertim-_-
      @Ghostwatchertim-_- 4 года назад +40

      I'm high as hell and this comment is 10x's as funny. Hahahahahahaha holy shit. Hahahah

    • @SikConVicTioN
      @SikConVicTioN 4 года назад +10

      Nah man, in the middle East there is huge market for feet models with busted feet like that

    • @SmiteKite
      @SmiteKite 4 года назад +24

      Not unless you are a foot model in The Hobbit ;)

  • @ericgould1195
    @ericgould1195 4 года назад +566

    The world's best shoe salesman. Great explanations!

    • @optimusprime7003
      @optimusprime7003 4 года назад +4

      With the wrong brand on his feet :-)

    • @SmiteKite
      @SmiteKite 4 года назад +8

      Adam Bundy

    • @Pedro28725
      @Pedro28725 4 года назад

      @@optimusprime7003 And why is La Sporiva the wrong brand?

    • @optimusprime7003
      @optimusprime7003 4 года назад +5

      @@Pedro28725 Bad quality sice 5 more than 5 years. New Models are cheap in Shape... Scarpa, Tenaya and many more are way better the last years 😁

  • @TigerDuDe77
    @TigerDuDe77 4 года назад +216

    To help everyone out:
    Flat & Stiff - Good for toe jams
    Downturned & Stiff - Good for verticals with small footholds; Outdoor and non-overhanging
    Flat & Soft - Good for speed climbing and lacking precision
    Downturned & Soft - Good for steep overhangs

    • @demox3500
      @demox3500 4 года назад +6

      Which one is good for bouldering?

    • @thegreatzoom5073
      @thegreatzoom5073 4 года назад +25

      @@demox3500 If you're asking that am I right to assume you're a bit new to the activity? I'd recommend flat and stiff shoes, but you could just as easily do soft as well. If you want to build really good technique and make complicated, fun moves, get stiff shoes. If you just want to send and have fun climbing, go for soft. Downturned shoes are sort of specialized: they're great for some things but not so good for others, whereas flat shoes are perfectly fine for anything you'll be doing. Your shoes won't really be making a big difference until higher grades where you'd rather just swap shoes than train for months to get just a little better for one really hard problem.

    • @TigerDuDe77
      @TigerDuDe77 4 года назад +8

      Calvin de Clonie Mac Lennan probably flat and stiff for beginners, then flat downturned and stiff once you get more advanced to get a strong grip on those tiny footholds

    • @jeygee3736
      @jeygee3736 2 года назад

      Why would you want toe jams?

    • @TigerDuDe77
      @TigerDuDe77 2 года назад +1

      @@jeygee3736 when there's a crack in the wall, you'd want to jam your toes into it for a good grip

  • @nikowalski9569
    @nikowalski9569 2 года назад +234

    I've been climbing for 4 years twice a week, I'm using climbing shoes of my size with socks, It's comfy and never painful.
    I've felt progression during my entire experience, I'm currently challenged by 11C, and most importantly I'm having fun.
    I don't deny or support fact that undersized can help you climbing better, but it's certainly not a requirement to enjoy the sport or getting better at it.

    • @markkealy4417
      @markkealy4417 2 года назад +1

      I've always worn atleast 2 european sizes bigger

    • @jeygee3736
      @jeygee3736 2 года назад +17

      Smaller and stiffer will help with smaller and technical foothold which are found on harder climbs

    • @MarysJanuszPazdzioch
      @MarysJanuszPazdzioch 2 года назад +3

      I bought 1 UK size smaller and really struggling. Walking and climbing is so painful. I'm beginner and those shoes are far from comfortable.
      Think twice before you do it. Cannot imagine wearing 3-4 size smaller 😮

    • @figgledoi
      @figgledoi 2 года назад +8

      Youre climbing 11c… with socks… whyyyyy

    • @colekirzy9046
      @colekirzy9046 2 года назад +2

      @@MarysJanuszPazdzioch gotta break them in for about 12 sessions for them to be bearable

  • @Lalaland.001
    @Lalaland.001 3 года назад +69

    Adam comes from the old school climbers, school of thought were you had to downsize like that because good climbing shoes were not really around. Magnus mitdbo 14 times norwegian champion route climber, has a really good video on it, were one of the lead designer of Scarpa actually says it's not necessary anymore because of advancements in the shoes industry and material. For those interested here is the link to that video ruclips.net/video/LR09KDHoFeI/видео.html

  • @rastatryo
    @rastatryo 4 года назад +377

    As a podiatrist and a big fan, the struggle is real because for a pro climber or someone that really aims 7/8 level in bouldering, taking 2 or 3 shoesize under your regular one is important to feel everything and be totally confident in your feet...
    But god it is awfull for your feet in a long term use, articular, muscular catastrophy, once your toes are transforming in hammer-toes there's no way back but surgery, and once the nails start growing thicker, no way back neither so i wouldn't suggest more than minus 1 or 2 shoesize for regular climbers

    • @rowanferwerda4865
      @rowanferwerda4865 4 года назад +10

      Do you think you could do some kind of stretching routine for you feet to prevent that or at least combat the effects a bit?

    • @rastatryo
      @rastatryo 4 года назад +47

      @@rowanferwerda4865 You can and should indeed but i really doubt that few mins of stretching will counter the retraction of tendons escpacially flexor muscles due to climbing shoes. The main problem is that the more you wear it, the more your tendons retracts and your joint stiffen permanantly sometimes so there's no way back after years and years of climbing

    • @tacticalchunder1207
      @tacticalchunder1207 4 года назад +33

      It’s also important to take them off between climbs when you start downsizing.

    • @rastatryo
      @rastatryo 4 года назад +12

      @@tacticalchunder1207 you're absolutely right !

    • @danugarbarino2291
      @danugarbarino2291 4 года назад +3

      That's what I do. But it's mostly because I have my dad's feet and therefore I easily get ingrown toenails in the big toe. That's why he go to pair is that La Sportiva Mythos because he likes to T.R. but I prefer bouldering so I own a more aggressive pair. But I try and be careful not to agrivate the toe so much. And i always keep an eye on it. But do you habe any tips on how I can help prevent an ingrown toenail with bouldering shoes?

  • @wheczshmatovich
    @wheczshmatovich 2 года назад +29

    New to the sport, fell in love during the Olympics. The level of enthusiasm this guy brings out is overwhelming.

  • @brianrockclimb9811
    @brianrockclimb9811 2 года назад +10

    This is the best content I’ve seen in a while to really capture all the different elements of climbing shoes. Thank you so much!!

  • @Bozzley
    @Bozzley 4 года назад +12

    Wow this is actually one of the most approachable yet informative (and entertaining) climbing shoe videos I've ever seen. Thank you very much!! Definitely gonna send this one to friends trying to make shoe decisions :)

  • @andersonboy620
    @andersonboy620 4 года назад

    This is the best climbing shoe I have seen so far and the best information I have ever got even about talking so much times with the sellers in the stores, thank you Adam, it is very kind of you heliping us!! Thumbs up!!

  • @Hartz93
    @Hartz93 4 года назад +5

    This is by far the most informative shoe selecting video I have seen. Thank you.

  • @eSKAone-
    @eSKAone- 4 года назад +1

    This is very open (without an attitude), and therefore very helpful. Thank you 💟

  • @jennt9274
    @jennt9274 4 года назад +15

    Somehow the climbing montage at the end of this video just made me realise again how much I love climbing - So, thanks for that :)

  • @javierdelaros
    @javierdelaros 4 года назад +5

    Mate the production of your videos keeps getting better and better! Good job team Ondra.

  • @alextoh7233
    @alextoh7233 4 года назад +36

    Probably the best explanation of climbing shoes on YT

  • @hyau23
    @hyau23 4 года назад +102

    Worth mentioning that sportiva size 2-3 sizes below your street size unlike other companies

    • @Moritz1868
      @Moritz1868 4 года назад +29

      Yeah. Don't just buy all your shoes 3-5 sizes below your street shoes just because it works best for Adam and LaSportiva.

    • @zeffery101
      @zeffery101 4 года назад +1

      yeah, i just got a la sportiva tarantulace and got 2 sizes bigger and my big toe still touches the end a bit
      well i just learned its not supposed to feel comfortable

  • @jimbojet8728
    @jimbojet8728 Год назад

    So informative. As always with Adam, so honest too. I like this vid. Thank you.

  • @chad4853
    @chad4853 4 года назад

    Best feed back : not to suffer to much : Key here is to have fun and only suffer a little ;) Thanks for posting Adam Ondra.

  • @maddin74
    @maddin74 4 года назад

    Helpful, inspiring - stunning! Great video, you are such a nice person👍🏼

  • @loop_lops
    @loop_lops 4 года назад

    Wow! Thank you so much for your explanations!

  • @watersabove.below7
    @watersabove.below7 4 года назад

    Glad Adam has this channel! Great tips from the beast himself

  • @RajeshKumar-gj6qz
    @RajeshKumar-gj6qz 4 года назад

    Really appreciate your videos,
    It's like learning by genius.

  • @shavake
    @shavake 4 года назад +1

    very informative! Thank you Adam

  • @kosnk
    @kosnk 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the explanations, Adam 🙏

  • @edoardobrocchi7512
    @edoardobrocchi7512 4 года назад +8

    Good video Adam...stay strong man

  • @forrestsamuel
    @forrestsamuel 4 года назад +7

    Thanks for making me feel much better about how my toes look.

  • @Yosef9438
    @Yosef9438 4 года назад

    Adam, you are so inspiring!

  • @prestigelawncare9389
    @prestigelawncare9389 Год назад

    Awesome, make me want to start climbing. Looks so fulfilling.
    Thanks for video.

  • @Artilectual
    @Artilectual 4 года назад

    Thanks for the info Adam, and I thought my shoes were tight... Looks like I could drop a few sizes, youch. Awesome videos. We are all rooting for you in the Olympics!!
    💪😁🎖️

  • @aleksandrshmigelskii451
    @aleksandrshmigelskii451 4 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for this video. I have been searching smth like this for a really long time :)

  • @user-oo5ry3tk5n
    @user-oo5ry3tk5n Месяц назад

    Just getting into the sport and buying my first climbing shoe. This was by far the best explanation of the different types of shoes to choose from

  • @andrewwebber421
    @andrewwebber421 4 года назад

    Useful comments in the video. Although to add some practicalities. There are quite a few complications with buying shoes. Firstly they do need to be shape that suits your feet, otherwise parts can be tight and other parts too loose, personally I have an issue often with having a large toe and getting a shape where I fill out the heel.
    Try a range of shoes to see what works best. Secondly find out if the shoe type stretches and relatively how much. Leather will always stretch but some synthetics hardly stretch at all. With the latter you need them to be comfortable enough from the start. You generally won’t need a top aggressive shoe unless your a really top climber. If you climb in and outdoors it’s probably a good idea to have one stiffer straighter shoe for longer vertical routes and work ok in cracks plus a softer shoe that is a bit turned down for more general bouldering and overhanging routes

  • @lucusmaximus6899
    @lucusmaximus6899 4 года назад

    This video came to me as if it were fated, I thought “right, time to get my own shoes.. but what do I go for?” RUclips, this video is first on my screen.. thanks dude 👍

  • @TheMrSark
    @TheMrSark 4 года назад +68

    Great vid!

  • @kletterfreund4422
    @kletterfreund4422 4 года назад +1

    Great video. Pleas make videos with other climbers it would be such joy to see diffrent (pro) climbers on some neat bolder or climbing problems.

  • @ocho8402
    @ocho8402 2 года назад

    thanks for the advice ! much appreciated

  • @audrey1417
    @audrey1417 4 года назад +2

    Very informative!

  • @weebig
    @weebig 4 года назад +2

    Adam, you are the man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @jersnifquantifigly7853
    @jersnifquantifigly7853 4 года назад +1

    I love his passion

  • @asht77
    @asht77 4 года назад

    Diky za info. Cheers!!

  • @Overlandwithjanandmaxine
    @Overlandwithjanandmaxine 4 года назад

    Love your content Adam.

  • @gmakutube
    @gmakutube 4 года назад +2

    The plasti-bag tip alone, is worth the price of admission! Thanks.

  • @biancaconsoli8680
    @biancaconsoli8680 2 года назад

    I am getting into climbing and I wasn't sure about what shoe is better for me until I saw this video. Thank you Adam!

  • @benschuster9792
    @benschuster9792 2 года назад +15

    "It's worthit for the fun you can have when climbing"
    *cuts to belly full of bad berries of all routes*

  • @shata2856
    @shata2856 4 года назад +12

    As a long time climbing store worker i must add:
    The choice of size totally depends on the brand of the shoe!!
    Every brand manufactures different, especially american brands

    • @khoichau8316
      @khoichau8316 4 года назад +1

      Exactly. If you try to downsize in Black Diamond's shoes or Evolv's show as much as you do in La Sportiva's shoes... you ain't even gonna be able to get your foot into the shoes! I've been working in a rock climbing store for almost a decade now.

    • @starry_lis
      @starry_lis 4 года назад +1

      Can confirm. I wear climbing Scarpas of the same size as my everyday sneakers and boy are they painful.

  • @Geshmachten
    @Geshmachten 3 года назад

    Wow! Thanks for sharing

  • @SlightlyRadMTB
    @SlightlyRadMTB 4 года назад

    I needed this video on shoes!! Thanks 🤙👌

  • @mkultramann1798
    @mkultramann1798 4 года назад

    Thanks Adam!

  • @franskmand1995
    @franskmand1995 4 года назад

    love your channel and break down !!!

  • @TheScarlet999
    @TheScarlet999 2 года назад

    Needed to find some info about different shoes and this is super helpful!

  • @rseski
    @rseski 4 года назад +7

    Pavel, Its Rob, (who will never Rob you), I met you in Vail, and again, great shooting my friend keep it up :), and Adam, the camera loves you!

    • @creepzy
      @creepzy 4 года назад +3

      Hey Rob, was great meeting you in Vail, thanks for the kind words:)

  • @PaulMartinuzzi
    @PaulMartinuzzi 4 года назад +194

    Road to Tokyo #18 Adam gets a pedicure 😂

    • @matjan333
      @matjan333 3 года назад

      není to houba na hřebíku?

  • @tavman11
    @tavman11 4 года назад

    super helpful, thanks!

  • @beer77monster
    @beer77monster 4 года назад

    I could watch Adam climb all day long :)

  • @geof98
    @geof98 2 года назад

    These videos are really informative

  • @mpel957
    @mpel957 4 года назад +3

    Great explained. I climb with the La Sportiva Solution.

  • @1chipchap
    @1chipchap 2 года назад +3

    I'm not even into rock-climbing but this guy is addictive. Great energy and drive

  • @fernasclimb
    @fernasclimb 4 года назад

    This video is on point!

  • @alfonz1986
    @alfonz1986 4 года назад

    cool video - great insight

  • @HannibalLecter1
    @HannibalLecter1 Год назад

    Adán, eres realmente te admirable. Te saludo desde el Perú

  • @user-gi5wy9kl7m
    @user-gi5wy9kl7m 17 дней назад

    I used to look at routes you climb and think that these are impossible for me but now I think I can work on your routes too

  • @bakedbeings
    @bakedbeings Месяц назад

    I'm so glad the synthetic shoes and newer construction techniques have reduced stretching, and the amount of break-in needed.

  • @zzzzz2582
    @zzzzz2582 4 года назад +2

    I'm literally on my way to the shop to buy my very first pair of climbing shoes. This video came literally with perfect timing for me.

  • @stephannoname5976
    @stephannoname5976 4 года назад

    I have the same approach shoes. Love the model!

  • @terricola6866
    @terricola6866 Год назад

    Gracias!!!

  • @ryangilbert7396
    @ryangilbert7396 2 года назад

    Watching him climbing those mountains in nothing makes my palms sweaty.

  • @willowsticks
    @willowsticks 4 года назад +39

    When can we see more of the Dawn Wall climb?

  • @tillusmagnus3551
    @tillusmagnus3551 4 года назад

    Hi Adam, nice video !

  • @Supwiyaman
    @Supwiyaman 3 месяца назад

    Great idea mixing the shoes up man🦾

  • @deez_gainz
    @deez_gainz 4 года назад +48

    Thanks a lot man! Great explanation! Is it possible to discuss chalk and other tricks to keep the hands dry?

  • @dantaex
    @dantaex 4 года назад

    Super interesting

  • @vagabundodelmundo86
    @vagabundodelmundo86 4 года назад +4

    great episode about such a important topic that you can discuss for hours with climbing friends ;) Adam is so intelligent and analytical and a very very good speaker in front of the camera, still such a sympathetic guy!!!
    Btw: awesome footage from Yosemite...will there still be a film about his ascent of Dawn Wall on day??? (waiting so long already!!!)

  • @VIEW-ut3bu
    @VIEW-ut3bu Год назад

    Nice segment...making a wild foot way!

  • @declanhannigan4586
    @declanhannigan4586 2 года назад

    Thank you for the czechsplanation Adam

  • @noenaame2856
    @noenaame2856 4 года назад

    To really unlucky boulders this year Adam, and Tomoa really climbed well this season. Can't wait to see you in Lead in july, best of luck!

  • @imagzz4942
    @imagzz4942 4 года назад +1

    I think it depends a lot on the shoes. My normal shoe size is between 43.5 and 44. My usual training shoes are Madrock Flash 2.0. Those are 42.5 (however, I do have a pair that's 42). But my Solutions are 41.5. They are tight for sure, but still. When I tried 42.5 in Solution they were just way too big.

  • @xitaris5981
    @xitaris5981 11 месяцев назад

    2:40 same place Alex Honnold filmed Free Solo - not sure if it's the same route, but still mind blowing to think about

  • @alexanderlatzenaugust2866
    @alexanderlatzenaugust2866 4 года назад +175

    Yeah lets downsize the Solutions 4 sizes 😂😂 My feet hurt with like 1 Size

    • @abelcordelier5670
      @abelcordelier5670 4 года назад +10

      That’s why he’s screaming so hard when he climb 🤔😂

    • @isekanone
      @isekanone 4 года назад +2

      I am 3,5 sizes below in Solutions :D

    • @prestonadams16
      @prestonadams16 4 года назад +2

      I am currently breaking in a new solution 2.5 sizes down. Its rough

    • @MrBrennanMatt
      @MrBrennanMatt 4 года назад +1

      @@ozapenguin how much do they stretch?

    • @TrackpadProductions
      @TrackpadProductions 4 года назад +1

      @@MrBrennanMatt Solutions usually stretch about a half to a full size, in my experience. I typically went down about 3 - 3.5 when I used them.

  • @shinraninja
    @shinraninja 4 года назад +4

    i got same size as street shoe its still pretty tight and i like to stay comfortable and not have horrid feet after a looong sessions / i dont wanna be taking my shoes off after every single climb

  • @caseycronan9217
    @caseycronan9217 4 года назад

    Woah that’s a lot to think about!

  • @schmetterling2169
    @schmetterling2169 4 года назад

    Couldnt have come at a better time, im buying new shoes this week!

  • @kaizuhlsdorf5338
    @kaizuhlsdorf5338 4 года назад

    Cool thanks a lot! As a beginner i didnt know what to choose...now its much easier... thanks a lot Adam 😁👍

  • @keney22LP
    @keney22LP 4 года назад

    Awesome video @adam. I knew that was because of my shoe that I didn't get this 7a... hahhaaha

  • @meropa100
    @meropa100 4 года назад

    Very interesting

  • @oliverkaspar5889
    @oliverkaspar5889 4 года назад

    Good video

  • @Haglar6
    @Haglar6 4 года назад +70

    1:26 "Zero chance to get inside" same bro same

  • @shopcashcashshop1501
    @shopcashcashshop1501 2 года назад

    How did i not no this guy????iv been binge watching him

  • @pastrop2003
    @pastrop2003 4 года назад +14

    it may work, sort of, for Scarpa and La Sportiva but don't even think about going 4 sizes down for 5.10 :)

    • @xzysyndrome
      @xzysyndrome 4 года назад

      Or BD. I wear a 13US in street shoe...so I bought the Shadow's and Momentums in 12US to check them out...agony.

    • @Moritz1868
      @Moritz1868 4 года назад +1

      Doesn't work for Scarpa. At least not for me. I have 44 at my (Scarpa) streets shoes and 44/45 at my climbin shoes, depending on the shoe I use. Nowadays I only use Scarpa because they fit the form of my feet very well.
      At La Sportiva I used at 39 to 41.

    • @again7pyms
      @again7pyms 4 года назад +1

      Doesn't work for Scarpa either ;)

    • @TheBanana202
      @TheBanana202 4 года назад

      Alex
      for scarpa i downsized from 44 to 42.5 and had huge trouble getting them on. but i didnt need any help from a plastic bag so maybe they were too loose after all :(

  • @Jonas_Gebauer
    @Jonas_Gebauer 4 года назад +31

    La Sportiva advertisement at its best :D

    • @tributdesgeek3040
      @tributdesgeek3040 4 года назад

      Exactly xD

    • @simoneboxler1065
      @simoneboxler1065 4 года назад +13

      I don't know... for sure he have to use La sportiva and he have to show only them. but for the most the talking was about shape, size and stiffness. he correctly talk about combination of these factor without talking about name and models.

  • @MattNicassio
    @MattNicassio 4 года назад +3

    When you says you can go down a size or to keep in mind that's European sizes so from 44 to 43 or 42. I made this mistake in the beginning. If you are American don't go from an 11 down to a 10 or 9. Look at your equivalent in European size and use that to go down maybe one number if you're just getting started. going down one US size is like going down two or three European sizes. I'm usually a size 11 us and I wear a 10.5 or a 10 u.s. climbing shoe

  • @rgl8109
    @rgl8109 3 года назад

    Nice Video

  • @sherrylock7376
    @sherrylock7376 4 года назад

    Every inch of the body must suffer in this sport of maniacs! lol
    ...only yesterday i was thinking of this subject of climbing shoes Adam so TYVM :)

  • @dogzillaisflopsfriend9677
    @dogzillaisflopsfriend9677 4 года назад +3

    I’m happy that I got to the top of the rock climbing wall at the local park.

  • @kayday1996
    @kayday1996 4 года назад +10

    Climbing: the new foot binding 👌