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climbing shoe
Mad Rock

Remora Pro LV

Category
Climbing shoe
Type
Strap
Key specs
Science Friction 3.0, 3.8 mm; Xtreme Friction toe patch
Material
Syn Flex
Weight
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What climbers keep saying · from 7 reviews

great heel hooks2painful2runs small2sensitive2sticky rubber2comfortable1stretches a lot1

Has had their Remora Pro LVs since July: painful at first but they've stretched out a lot for their wide, flat feet.

positivestretches a lot

Their Remora Pro LVs half a size under street hurt badly, especially the pinky toe and big toe when edging, so they sold them.

negativepainfulruns small

The Remora Pro LV is an amazing shoe: molds to whatever hold you stand on and sticks, with no-edge-like sensitivity; snug near-performance fit half a size below street.

positivesensitivesticky rubber

Remora Pro LV: insanely good rubber and near-barefoot sensitivity, their go-to for sketchy smears in Fontainebleau, but very hard and painful to get on, the heel wiggles and the thin toe rubber will die fast.

mixedsensitivesticky rubberpainful

Their Remora Pro LVs broke in after 3 hours: super comfy, great for smearing, with a crazy-good heel hook if it fits your foot.

positivecomfortablegreat heel hooks

The Remora Pro LV has the smallest, best-fitting heel they've tried.

positivegreat heel hooks

Remora Pro LV gives a good fit for their narrow heel, though not as close as the D2.ONE LV.

positive