In reply to anonymous123: As has already been suggested, perhaps don't spend £80+ on shoes for the bulk of your indoor climbing.
I've not spent more than perhaps £50 on any climbing shoes for over a decade, although I've always worn very popular mid-range models in a common size (Evolv Defy or Pontas in a UK 7). Thanks to that, at least half my pairs have been picked up second hand, nearly new for £20-£30 and the rest when they've been on sale.
As has also been mentioned, since I've always got several pairs on the go I wear the older or less technical ones for the bulk my climbing and try to keep a better pair for the hardest routes or problems.
Not spending too much originally, means it makes less sense to get them resoled, so I'll just get a few extra weeks out of them on easy routes even after they start to get holes.
However, despite all that, I'm also currently in the same position of being highly irritated with two pairs having just gone through recently...