Indalo

Loved their Indalos, insanely comfortable, though downsizing gave them toe-knuckle calluses.

Their Indalos are a full 2 sizes below their other shoes (41.5 vs 44 street) and fit their narrow, low-volume feet.

The Indalo works very well for their wide feet: stiffer than the Mastia and toe hooks better.

Got Indalos a month ago coming from Skwamas and loves them: narrow toe but less painful than Solutions, soft yet edge very well and smear as well as Skwamas.

Indalos are an edging machine and very comfy after break-in, great outdoors and their sport shoe, but the rubber is slippery on indoor volumes and dual-tex.

The Tenaya Indalo, two EU sizes below street, fits them very well.

The Tenaya Indalo stopped the progression of their bunions and Haglund's deformity; wishes they'd bought it from the start.

The Tenaya Indalo is by far their favourite: wide enough forefoot to be comfortable, decent toe patch and adjustable lacing.

The Tenaya Indalo fits them really well, except for an air pocket in the heel.

Prefers their Tenaya Indalos for comfort and all-round performance.

The Indalo heel is pretty good for their shallow, narrow heel and the forefoot almost perfect; better on lead days than bouldering or boarding.

The Tenaya Indalo's split sole works really well for bouldering and other climbing, and it's as comfortable as technical shoes get.

Just got the Tenaya Indalo and the heel fit is perfect for their narrow heel, though they went three sizes below Tenaya's recommendation.

With a Greek-shaped narrow foot and long toes, the Tenaya Indalo fits best.

The Indalo fit about the same as the Oasi LV but was less comfortable.

Has used the Indalo; it fit badly on their wide feet.

Wears the Indalo and Mastia in the same size; the Indalo's extra adjustment avoids the pinky-toe pressure they get in the Mastia.

With narrow, short heels that get rubbed raw, the Indalo was the only one of about a dozen shoes they tried that actually fit.

Finds the Indalo toe-hooks marginally better than the Gomi, which fits their narrow heel slightly better; both great shoes.

The Indalo is incredible: high performance yet extremely comfortable, like slippers they could wear around the house, even moderately downsized.

Tried the Indalo, Oasi and Gomi and finds the Gomi outperforms the Indalo every time; the Indalo rubber is much less sticky and they slip off holds despite the more pointed toe.

Blown away by how comfortable the Indalo is after trying La Sportiva, Evolv and Scarpa; a huge step up in comfort.

After nearly getting an ingrown toenail in symmetric shoes, their Tenaya Indalo fits their Egyptian feet perfectly.

Tenaya Indalo makes certain things easier, especially overhang.

Indalos have too much heel room and never stop farting.

Indalos sized down hurt at first; now comfortable but lots of air pockets and farting in the heel.

Their favourite shoe: great at everything, edging well from the pointy toe box, smearing better thanks to the split outsole, with good toe and heel hooks; some toe-knuckle pain builds through a session and the stock XS Grip rubber felt less secure than Neo Fuse.

The Indalo is their main shoe; bought slightly painful and it stretched to a perfect fit.

Downsized to 40 in the Indalo on a shop's advice and found it extremely painful, toes curled and feet numb, with no improvement after five sessions of trying to break it in.