I bought a pair of Five Ten Galileo's from Amazon thinking that I'd found a good baseline shoe at REI and that sizing would be similar.  Throw that idea out the window. Climbing shoes vary in sizes even between models.  Turns out the Galileos were slightly smaller on the right shoe, crushing my already bigger foot. I don't mind tight shoes, but for myself and other people with a Morton's toe, that might be a bad shoe.  The last wasn't particularly aggressive, but was a little too narrow in the forefoot and my feet would go numb within the hour.

Regardless the returns process was extremely simple even considering someone bought them for me as a gift.  That's where these puppies came in.  I took the plunge and ended up driving to another REI which had a bigger selection and ended up buying these.  Amazon didn't have a 44, so I had to spend a little bit more. Now on to the actual shoe.
Heaven for people with a wider forefoot.  Even though it still has an asymmetrical toe, I don't feel cramped wearing them. I find the heel to be extremely well designed, with no slippage (As experienced with the Five Ten's) and no hot spots associated with the straps.  The leather will stretch nicely and conform your shoe like a glove with time.  Overall the quality of materials and craftsmanship seems to be higher than that of the Five Ten's and the Evolv products.

Remember to try on any shoes in the store if possible, in the afternoon when your feet expand and your arches decompress. Every person has different needs in a shoe, but if you're one of those Morton's toe duck-footed abominations like myself, give these a shot! :) Worth every penny.