@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@ - +At their price point, the Climb X Crush were one of my favorite pairs Climb X shoes to review. The Climb X Crush Lace are a great pair of shoes for the intermediate climber. For those who prefer laced climbing shoes, the Climb X Crush is a great pair for intermediate-advanced oriented climbing. Any climbers who are out on the crag, may have different experiences… Ive found that these shoes tend to run a little small, even for climbing shoes, so make sure to buy a half or whole size up from what you may be used to. Look for a shoe that gives ideal support to the structure and size of your foot. Each finger pad is a complex sensory structure containing receptors both in the skin and in the underlying tissue. Use the index finger test. 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