Climbing

For outdoor sport climbing, the testarossa. They're stiff, the laves are great and the curve is perfect for all the slabs I throw at them. For multipitch, I get whatever is the cheapest at my foot size +1, you gotta be comfortable for long pitches.

After using Miuras and TC Pro's for a long time I've recently switched to Katana Laces and I can't believe how good they are.

Not only I've never tried a more comfy shoe, but they somehow managed to make a shoe versatile enough to excel in both steep sport, slab, and crack climbing.

Took them to do steep sport in Kamouraska 1 month ago, and then I've just spent 1 week in Squamish climbing crack and slab, and they've never let me down.

I use Scarpa Veloce for bouldering and sport climbing (both mainly indoor). I like them, but I have to admit the main reason I wear them is that I have very wide feet and most brands don't fit me!

I'm not really the kind of a shoe nerd who has a different pair of shoes for every scenario, but I like to use different shoes for sport and bouldering. For sport, especially for multi-pitch, something comfortable, with stiff sole and laces. Katana is very good and comfortable, and I liked the pink Anasazis a lot. For bouldering something tighter with velcros. Especially the heel cup has to be tight or heel hooks won't work. My current favorite is Theory.

On my 3rd pair of Scarpa Vapor V. Almost exclusively indoor bouldering and I find they hold up great. I have wide feet though so it does limit what I can get in.