ButoraMen's Endeavor Rock Climbing Shoe

I am new to climbing so take this with a grain of salt. My street shoes are 10 1/2. I ordered a size 12. I should have ordered a 12 1/2. Without socks these are tight and my toes are arched. I have worn them for 3 climbing sessions but my feet start killing me after an hour of climbing and I need to take them off for a 10 or 15 minutes to give my toes a break.They seem to work better than the rentals for climbing though and I like the fit of my foot in the shoes except for the toes. Another half size up and I think I would have been fine, still tight with the toes slightly arched.

These shoes run very small. Initially ordered 1/2 size larger than my normal rental shoes, then reordered a pair 1 size up, and a full 1 1/2 larger than my street shoes. (Size 10 Nike running shoes, and 11.5 Butora Endeavor)Despite my toes being slightly curled (as they should be fire climbing) the shoes are very comfy. They seem well built and lightweight. I'm able to wear them the entire time at my local climbing gym without pain.

These shoes are great for climbing vertical or slab climbs. The rubber is ok, but the fit is amazing for people with wide feet, which is hard to find in a pair of climbing shoes. That being said, you'll want to look for something else for bouldering or overhanging routes. Don't expect hard toe hooks to hold, as there is very little rubber on the toe cap. Still these shoes hold up quite well, and feel amazingly comfortable after climbing for hours. I would recommend sizing a full size up from your street size if you just plan to climb in the gym. I wear a 7.5 street and have worn an 8.5 in these for 5 months now. The shoes fit the same as a brand new pair I purchased to use while my other shoes get resoled, so don't expect them to expand even a half size up. The hemp lining surprisingly does actually remove a lot of the odor associated with synthetic shoes, however they still will pick up a little bit of odor even if you treat them correctly. I would recommend these shoes to anyone that wants a less expensive pair of shoes and complains about their smaller toes hurting long before their big toes.

This is my first climbing shoes

These run about 2 full sizes small I am a 9.5 street shoe I bought a 9.5 and 10.5 and had to return both way to much cramming in the 9.5 maybe an 11 will do but i ended up going with la sportiva tarantulace which I bought in store at rei cause I was fed up with buying and returning shoes lol . The la sportiva run on point with sizing. I will most like still buy a pair of endeavors though when I find my size in store I like the hemp lining and velcro feels like a very solid shoe.

Very good beginner/gym shoes. I wear a loose-fitting 10.5 4E US in sneakers (asics) and sized up to 11 as per the manufacturer recommendation for a tight but comfortable fit. They're a little loose in the heel but that hasn't affected my climbing so far. Seriously, consider sizing up - a 10.5 or smaller would be pretty tight for me. At < $100 they're a great value as long as they don't suck, and they definitely don't. Haven't tried them on rock yet, but they seem precise and reasonably-but-not-super sensitive on plastic.

I wear a women's size 9 and that's what size I ordered these in men for them to fit well, other than that love this shoe

I am a beginner climbers. I purchased about 4 pairs of shoes before finally finding these. I absolutely love the feel of these. I have a narrow foot and the biggest issue I was having was that most shoes are loose on the sides even when my toes are in pain. These are snug all the way around. My toes are curled, sides are tight, and they are comfortable. Initial climbs I had issues with how slick the bottoms were, but that lasted about 1 afternoon climbing. The next time it was super sticky and no issues at all.