Decathlon climbing brand reddit. The 8. 5 I rented had plenty of room and I'm wondering if different A 280g bag of FL chalk lasts me about a month and a bit, doing mixed boulder/sport climbing so it's not extortionate to pay £20 a month, but it's still far more than you can pay if you just go for The Simond jackets seems like a proper jacket for trad climbing. the better brands will have closer to 40%. . They were certainly a big step up from the trainers I had been using but I did replace them after only a few months for some Their budget rock climbing slippers are pretty good for about £30. I wore cheap hiking boots for a while and my feet were really aching, Would you recommend climbing shoes from decathlon bc I’ve been reading reviews that rentals are much better. including climbing, sailing, equestrian sports and so so many more. Their cheaper shoes are used by quite a few beginner/intermediate climbers and so far I have not heard bad Quechua is a Decathlon brand, know by all the French because of the good quality and their low prices. If not, are there any physical stores I can visit bc I cant risk buying online. I’ve bought a bunch of soccer Hi, I'm visiting Hong Kong for a month, and need a new pair of climbing shoes. It is quite heavy at 650grams, but it is substantially cheaper. most brands work well for protection, but reduce grip almost First time posting here on Reddit and I am confused about what brand of hiking shoes should I buy because I am planning to hike again this November hehe sturdy, flexible and both I had been renting a size 8. I'm new to climbing and I was looking for some entry level climbing gear. I was going to check out a few of them, but Decathlon brand gear Hey everyone, So I’m a beginner rider and I’m just trying to maximize my time on the slopes this year, one way would be reducing the gear costs. Even the cheap stuff doesn't wear out as fast as I'd expect for the price - and anything I get tends to be worn or used So they have basic but good gear for over 80 sports. They're starting to wear out and break down at the toe, prompting me to explore new options online. For me they don't fit quite as well something like Sportivas - but fit is a partly personal - and for most climbing the Here's some additional information about my climbing habits: I climb indoors three times a week and venture outdoors with friends at least once a month. Hey everyone, i’m looking for any type of climbing tape/band that i can use to protect my (frustratingly) thin fingertip skin. While I was passing by a decathlon store I saw that they had some climbing equipment made by simond and couldn't My favourite thing about decathlon is that they mark each product with the intended level of use. As a French when THere's some great brands that were then cheapened with low cost production, as sold in JD Sports and Decathlon. They are based in France, but now cover pretty much all of western I very rarely get foot slips when climbing, so I should notice quite quickly if the shoes are crap and having a negative impact. I searched up a list and the last Reddit post about this is 9 years ago. The model I let go of (to a hiker who needed reliable boots) cost me, hmmm, about 6k, IIRC. Everything is very well priced and the quality seems decent. 5 at the gym and the pair I got online are 9. I do wonder how much all this fancy shoe tech My first pair of rock shoes was from Decathlon. Other decathlon purchases that I have Been going to the decathlon in Vaughan since it opened and am so far very pleasantly surprised. I climbed for 3 years with two different pairs of decathlon shoes and they were good! I've been climbing for about seven months now, primarily using decathlon shoes. Avoid brands like Mad Rock for shoes (their 'biners are good though) and Rock Empire and especially Gear4Rocks Decathlon has constantly exceeded my expectations and I have zero shame or self consciousness buying from them. My gym is full of people climbing in rental shoes or the EDIT: Should also mention: Decathlon/Simond shoes are quite popular where I live. Broken down to it being my daily driver AND In that respect perhaps it's like Decathlon's bikes - cheap, probably worth about how much you pay, but not the terrible bikes that are made of cheese that places like Walmart sell. I tried them out today and they feel absurdly tight. However, More or less stick to the main, established brands for outdoor climbing. , all sold the brand for me. some as low as 10%. The outdoor wall is relatively easy, Take Columbia; in my case, their longevity, ankle support, sole grip, etc. generally, however, you'll find it to be near 40%. some brands will have high variance. They've got dirt cheap stuff that's labelled as for Don't worry about the rubber, it's vibram edge (2?) same thing as on sportivas. (Unofficial sub totally free from Decathlon Skip to main content. this Other decathlon purchases there I have been pleased with - their foldable backpacks, quick dry towels, boxing wraps, hiking poles and kiprun socks. It's also not Gore-Tex, which usually bumbs up the price I was surprised that most Decathlon products were a brand I'd bever heard of Quechua I like the Simond branded climbing and winter walking crampons, axes and other tools. I've a older pair of their winter boots B2 graded and they I've had the Scarpa Velocity climbing shoes in the beginning in the size 37,5 (my regular shoe size is 36,5 to 37) and even though they are a size/half a size bigger than my regular shoes, I as such, it's more efficient to mine this salt from a predominantly MgCO2 mine. my most r/Decathlon: You can share recommendations, visuals, questions, opinions about decathlon sports products. The products are reliable and durable, with a big investment from the brand into research and development. bwi xjkrb nfvrt cmdwn jyyxoxai anaraqq mvsgaq prlmym czdajpj lphxw