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1. Climbing Shoes (24)

In general, the more aggressive the shoe, the more technical the shoe will perform. However, you also sacrifice comfort with a more aggressive shoe. Beginners should start with a flat shoe and get more aggressive as their climbing skill increases.

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1. Flat Profile (6)
2. Moderate Profile (10)
3. Aggressive Profile (5)

Style

1. Lace-up (8)
2. Slipper (1)
3. Velcro (12)

Men's Shoe Size

1. 4 US (1)
2. 8.7 US (1)
3. 6 US (3)
4. 6.3 US (1)
5. 6.5 US (7)
6. 7 US (6)
7. 7.5 US (12)
8. 8 US (15)
9. 8.5 US (14)
10. 9 US (14)
11. 9.5 US (13)
12. 10 US (15)
13. 10.3 US (5)
14. 10.5 US (14)
15. 11 US (15)
16. 11.5 US (12)
17. 12 US (6)
18. 12.5 US (3)
19. 13 US (2)

Women's Shoe Size

1. 5.5 US (2)
2. 6 US (2)
3. 6.5 US (2)
4. 7 US (2)
5. 8 US (1)
6. 8.5 US (3)
7. 9 US (2)
8. 9.5 US (2)
9. 10 US (1)

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1. ABC (10)
2. Arcteryx (17)
3. Asana (7)
4. Beal (3)
5. Bison Designs (9)
6. Black Diamond (128)
7. BlueWater Ropes (15)
8. Boreal (4)
9. C.A.M.P. (52)
10. Climbing Technology (1)
11. CMI (17)
12. Cypher (1)
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14. DMM (20)
15. Dyna-flex (3)
16. Edelrid (6)
17. Edelweiss (3)
18. Equinox (1)
19. Evolv (21)
20. Exped (2)
21. Five Ten (19)
22. Fixe (16)
23. Gibbon (11)
24. Gregory (2)
25. Grip Balls (2)
26. GripPro (1)
27. Grivel (1)
28. Kahtoola (3)
29. Kong (11)
30. La Sportiva
31. Liberty Mountain (8)
32. Lowe Alpine (2)
33. Mad Rock (14)
34. Mammut (54)
35. Marmot (3)
36. Metolius (63)
37. Millet (1)
38. Montane (1)
39. Mountain Hardwear (9)
40. NITE IZE (1)
41. Osprey (1)
42. Outdoor Research (1)
43. Petzl (93)
44. Prana (2)
45. Rawl (9)
46. Revolution (6)
47. Scarpa
48. Sierra Designs (2)
49. So iLL (7)
50. Sterling (9)
51. Stubai (10)
52. Trango (5)
53. VariGrip (1)
54. Vaude (1)
55. Wild Country Climbing (32)