Boreal Joker
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Foot Shape Information
Egyptian
Popularity
4 Users
Avg. Rating
3.5 / 5
Roman
Popularity
4 Users
Avg. Rating
3.5 / 5
Greek
Popularity
1 Users
Avg. Rating
3 / 5
Germanic
Popularity
0 Users
Avg. Rating
0 / 5
Celtic
Popularity
0 Users
Avg. Rating
0 / 5
Foot Shapes
Egyptian
Big toe longest, other toes taper off
Roman
First 2 or 3 toes the same length, the rest taper off
Greek
2nd toe is longest, other toes taper off
Germanic
Big toe longest, other toes about even or very slight taper
Celtic
2nd toe is longest, other toes about evenUser Comments
"
Extremely comfortable even with an aggressive fit. Sadly the rubber is horrible and there's really not much support in the midsole after it's broken in. Still great beginner shoes."
EuanGraham
"
The only shoe I've climbed in and lasted me years. Some of that was climbing consistently 3-4 times a week and periods of only climbing every couple of months. Got me up to V5-V6 comfortably on vert, slab and slightly overhanging.
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reubenclarke
"
Tight for a few sessions, very comfortable after that"
TomHey
"
I liked these as my first ever shoes, going back on them even though I only wore them a few times I absolutely despise them
I remember them being good beginner shoes but I just can't wear them anymore. "
cambromo
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tightened up fully and still a bit loose"
JacobLoftus
" First climbing shoe ever, so got them sized a little too much on the comfy side. Wore them down in 4 months because of poor initial footwork. Had them resoled, along with rands, with the original rubber. Now the toebox feels both spacey and stiff at the same time, so don't use them as much. Took them on an easy multipitch climb, where they were comfy enough I didn't take them off at belays, despite it being a hot and sunny day. A little stiff, very comfortable, very durable shoe."
macior