D2.ONE HV

The D2.One HV fits very well, is very comfortable with a quick break-in, but feels insensitive and imprecise, with an odd blunted toe and a low heel; ranks in their bottom 25%.

Their D2.ONE HV isn't that stiff even new and softened after one session; good for smears and fairly sensitive, between Skwama and Solution in stiffness.

Has both the Drone 2 and D2.ONE HV: same fit, but the D2.ONE is noticeably softer.

The D2.ONE HV was almost their perfect shoe after the Gomi LV.

Reviews the D2.1 HV after heavy use: softer and better on smeary climbs than the Drone CS, similar underfoot to a Solution Comp or Zenist Pro, with the front insert keeping some edging power, though it softens over time; a jack-of-all-trades shoe with a narrow heel even in HV.

Uses the Drone 2.1 HV for regular sessions; easily among their best-fitting shoes.

The D2.ONE HV fits their feet best of any shoe tried and is their favourite; likes Mad Rock's rubber and the innovative heel and toe design.

Moved from VSRs to Mad Rock; their D2.ONE HVs broke in well and are comfortably tighter for their wider foot.

Had dead space in the heel of their Mantras and Futuras; the D2.ONE HV heel feels significantly more snug on their wide feet.

Had good success with the D2.1 HV (could have gone half a size smaller).

Even at street size and HV, the D2.1 hugs their shallow heel better than any shoe; narrow overall but the pinky area stretched out.

Positive about their D2.ONE HV.

Their D2.ONE HV fits very snug with no hot spots.