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The Geshido is a stiffer shoe than many of the other Evolv models, and it has a fairly asymmetric toe profile which makes it good for pockets and edging. Thanks to what Evolv call a “love bump” feature the toe area is also quite tight fitting – or “low volume” in shoe speak, and this makes the Geshido feel very precise on the harder and more technical climbs.
A terrifically well-rounded climbing shoe, the Evolv X1 is durable, comfortable and performs well on a range of angles.
Brushing holds is a pretty vital part of bouldering, but often the holds that need the most attention from the bristles are those that are out of reach.
When Rockfax released the new 2009 edition Pembroke guide, they made a point of making comparisons with its predecessor – published way back in 1995.
As soon as I got out onto rock I was astonished at the power you get through the toes with these shoes and the security you feel standing on small edges; a result of the highly asymmetric last, the tensioning of the rand and full length 1mm midsole, which seems quite a rarity these days but is most welcome in the Nexxo.
In many ways a true softshell, yet equally an entirely different and unique beast, the Rab Vapour-Rise Alpine is...
Simple text and video instruction on How To thread a belay anchor for the purposes of lowering off a sport climbing route.
The Evolv Bandit Lace is a great all-round lace up climbing shoe, ideally suited to those with narrower feet, who like flat profiled shoes which break-in quickly and/or want a single shoe to cover a number of disciplines, oh and of course vegans.
Grooved Arete: Possibly the Best HVD in North Wales
Performance Trad Climbing – Extracts from interviews with three leading exponents: Glenda Huxter, Jack Geldard & James McHaffie.
By Pete O'Donovan - An detailed look at two of Tenaya's most popular rock climbing shoes, the Oasi and Masai...
Overall the Cumulus Incredilite just feels really comfortable, light, soft and warm to wear – as a down jacket should!
The new Five Ten Anasazi Lace Up V2, is the latest incarnation of the famous pink Anasazi Lace Up, originally released in 1996/97.
Here are a few fun ways to keep your fitness up and your mind active through lockdown...
An in depth review of the La Sportiva G5 Mountaineering Boot, taking a detailed look at the fit, weight, climbing and walking attributes and overall usability...
Bigger, bolder, better. The new Evolv Zenist Pro truly earns its name as one of the most cutting edge climbing shoes Evolv has ever made. Locked and loaded with a lot of the same new tech as its more outdoor focussed cousin, the Shaman Pro, the pair spearhead a revitalised Evolv and thrust it firmly in a modern direction. But, is this new look bang or bust for Evolv?
Having been a long time devotee of the Five Ten brand, and more appropriately the products, I always look forward to road testing their latest offering. This enthusiasm is always heightened when the new product is a cutting edge performance offering.
Kahtoola are the leading name when it comes to packable and lightweight traction solutions. For the terrain and winter conditions that don’t quite justify a fully rated crampon, the Kahtoola spike collection is the perfect answer to any slippy slope or icy trek in the hills.
Accomplished North Lancashire based fell runner and sports therapist Rowan Wood provides a detailed review of the Black Diamond Distance Carbon FLZ trail and running pole.
Whether you’re just starting out at rock climbing, or a seasoned veteran looking to refresh your mind on a few long...
Evolv have brought out an update to their popular Optimus Prime shoe – the new version being known simply as the Prime SC [strap closure]. Having had a pair of the previous incarnation – and liked them so much they became one of my main shoes for bouldering and trad climbing – I was keen to see how the new Prime performed.
Here at Rock + Run we have always had a general policy of recommending down sleeping bags for serious outdoor activities. The following article explains the ways in which manufacturers rate various weights and fill powers of the down used, the pro’s and cons of down bags over their synthetic counterparts (including how to get around the cons) and a few tips on care for your down product.
A buyers-guide to varying styles of crampons; incorporating usage and information on pairing with the correct boot.
Welcome to Belay Devices: The Basics. Part of a series of articles and blog posts with simple questions to aid beginners and those interested in giving climbing a go.
A detailed review of the Scarpa Instinct SR slipper. We look at performance, fit, product features, durability and how the shoe compares to the other Instinct models in the Scarpa range.
Overall, the Blue Ice Yeti Backpack is a wonderfully versatile backpack perfect for those people searching for a lightweight, yet supremely durable carrying system.
The latest high-end offering to roll off the Scarpa rock shoe conveyor belt is the Furia Air, a funky new shoe which builds on the popularity of recent S-Line (Soft Line) models: the Drago and Furia S.
Edelrid’s Apus Pro Dry combines outstanding strength, safety and handling with a slim diameter.
A detailed look at La Sportiva's lace up climbing shoe, the Kataki, an all-round performer with a stiff midsole, versatile last and extremely adjustable fit.
The most striking geographical feature of this quiet corner of the Pyrenees is the chaotic labyrinth of boulders which make for an astoundingly good bouldering destination.
If you’re completely new to climbing, or even if you have only ever sport climbed or bouldered before, your first ‘trad’ climbing experience can be daunting. Here we take a look at what it takes to become a safe and competent trad climber.
Tom Newberry argues the case for the Anstey's Cove classic, Empire of the Sun (7b/+), being THE best sport route in the UK.
Here at last! The new Eastern Crags guide is now available nearly 90 years after the FRCC produced their very first guidebook to Dow Crag in 1922. No longer are the proud crags of the Eastern Fells piggy-backed on to what some might see as the inferior area of Buttermere.
Wild Country were founded in 1977 by British climber Mark Vallance. The company’s inception came after Vallance met American climber Ray Jardine who had made and used prototypes of a camming device he had invented.
Anyone who has cast an eye over the climbing news feed over the last few years will have noted the dominance of Spanish sport climbing. The Catalunya region is a particular hotspot and these days it’s widely regarded as the epicentre of world sport climbing.
GB ice climber, Matt Foot, takes Mammut's Alpine Dry 8mm half ropes for a spin. Testing them in both summer and winter, Matt gives his full review from first impressions to 6 months in.
The Adirondack state park is a massive 6 million acre expanse of wilderness in the Northern reaches of New York State.
Superlatives fall short when describing the brilliant climbing that is found in the South West of England. What is widely regarded as one of the best ‘destinations’ for British climbers is also one of the most diverse.
The latest rock shoes from La Sportiva promise complementary qualities on the same last. The stiffer Otaki...