Had a pair of TN Pros that didn't fit their wide feet and shallow heel well; stiff at first, they got very soft with time.
- Category
- Climbing shoe
- Type
- Strap
- Key specs
- 4.2 mm RH rubber, hard midsole
- Material
- Synthetic suede, unlined (vegan)
- Weight
- 476 g (per pair)
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With very shallow heels, the TN Pro fits pretty well and is their all-around gym shoe, also good on sandstone.
From memory the TN Pro is very asymmetric and put a lot of pressure on the outside of their foot and little toe.
As a 90 kg climber the TN Pro has been great: soft and flexible enough for slab work yet with a prominent toe for edging.
One of their favourite shoes: medium-stiff with a full sole yet smears as well as their Dragos and stays fairly sensitive despite 4.2 mm rubber; half a size down was painful at first but fits narrow feet perfectly after a few sessions.
At 75 kg the TN Pro is their favourite shoe: stiff when new, becoming quite sensitive over time while keeping spring in the toe; mostly used for board climbing.
Their TN Pros fit amazingly, but pivoting on small footholds wears the toe rand faster than other shoes because of the rounded toe profile.
Really likes the TN Pro: resoled three times and still going strong, wishes it were slightly more sensitive, and finds it smears incredibly well for a fairly stiff shoe, great for outdoor sport and board climbing.
UP TN Pro is the best fit for their medium-wide Egyptian feet.
Currently owns and really likes UP TN Pros.
TN Pro is a solid VSR alternative with a very similar feel on the wall, rounder toebox.
Best luck with TN Pros for heel fit.
TN Pro: more comfortable toe box, more room in the heel.