Owns both and much prefers the Gomi: the Acro Comps' heel angle cuts into their Achilles during long gym sessions, but they still use the stiffer Acros outdoors where shoes come off between tries.
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Their Acro Comps (wide) are falling apart after less than a year and have always been hard on their pinky toe, despite hoping they'd suit wide feet.
Had a pair of Acro Comps and calls them the worst climbing shoes they've owned.
After months indoors and out: talon toe excellent on overhangs, Neo Fuse rubber very sticky and fairly durable (slick when cold), heel digs in at first then great, soft and sensitive; fully recommends it and it's cheaper than rivals.
Has worn the Acro Comp (narrow fit) for years: the toe fits perfectly, but there is space in the heel.
“I’ve worn the Butora acro comp LV for years and have the same problem. The toe fits perfectly so I deal with the heel.”