Roam Rigid

Bought these after trying the catch, and these are definitely stiffer and tighter. The heel i find is much better for heelhooking, and so far it hasnt slipped off.

I would describe these as moderately downturned and asymetric, and I find they are pretty comfortable. The front of the shoe is seriously stiff, with everything else being much softer.

I weigh around 140 and find these too stiff on lots of smears especially in the gym. The shape and stiffness make these a great do it all option for outdoor bouldering and sport climbing, but it lacks some of the specificity needed for some climbs.

Honestly a great pair of shoes, I’m somewhat new to climbing and they’re honestly a good fit and true to size, has grip on the outside but smooth inside. A great first pair of climbing shoes for beginners, fits tight but that’s what you want in a climbing shoe!

Close to perfect shoe for my needs. I'm an intermediate/advanced level indoor boulderer and these perform well on both slab and overhang. They stick to volumes well and in general help me feel fairly confident in my feet. The one place where this is a miss for me is in the heel. I have a shallow heel that to date doesn't fit in any climbing shoe I've tried. The gap in this isn't as nuts as some shoes I've tried (and I've tried a loooot), but it is significant enough to make setting and locking a heel hook pretty tough. The heel rubber is at least robust enough that it doesn't completely deform under pressure. Of course, I get a lot of compliments on the looks of the shoe. I like that they are pink but would wish for a darker pink since they kinda match my skin lol.

The Roams molded very well to my foot and despite not having straps or laces, feel secure on heel hooks and other technical moves. Very happy with these as my first slip on shoes

I've climbed in the Roam Soft for over a year and my only complaint was that the rubber was SO soft that tiny feet on slab were a challenge because I wasn't getting any help from the shoe, and my toes would fatigue as a result. These feel like the perfect amount of rigidity to feel secure without losing all sensitivity. They were comfortable right out of the box and really only took one session to feel pretty much broken in. The heel feels pretty secure as long as you're not doing super intense heel hooks.