In reply to GripsterMoustache:
I got a pair because I was also fed up with trashing more expensive shoes. Even when those "expensive" ones were bought at Go Outdoors clearance prices.
That and the realisation that at the grade I climb (about 6b), my shoes probably weren't limiting my performance.
I went down about a size and a half to get a nice feeling fit but they are still very comfortable, can wear for hours.
Bought pre pandemic, they're still going strong and I would definitely buy again. I'd agree with previous poster that they maybe didn't feel quality when first tried on, maybe because there's a bit of synthetic material rather than all suedey stuff, but they have lasted well and performance has been great imo.
Decathlon tend to rank their gear beginner, intermediate, advanced. My local shop had only two choices in stock, I got the upper one can't rember if "intermediate" or "expert" tier. They're velcro, grey and flouro green. The lower ones were lace up and more high top shape.