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They’re really not comfortable for driving, my toes get a little numb and tingly. Super stiff soles and mid, thinking rolling or teistankle injuries would be next to impossible with them, and I think even when they’re as broken in as they get, they’ll still be stiff. I think that’s the idea...

I’ve been getting away with the La Sportiva for spurless too, they’re not great, but they’re ok. I’m already lugging around too much stuff, I don’t need different pairs of boots on the job, but that’s just me. As long as I’m not carrying it, I’ve no complaints or criticism if others wanna change...

They’re aluminum? Not super common, but Bashlin does make steel climbers too. Someone gave me my Bashlin aluminums and I swapped the pole gaff points for new tree gaffs. Didn’t realize how expensive they are new. Worth every penny. Mine are the straight ones but the stirrup or part your arch...

Still, if you’re gonna own steel spurs, really can’t do better than Buckingham.

Wesspur, and a few other places, but I don’t think they fit Climb Rights.

I got the shin cup pads with steel insert too, but prefer caddies, and my Buck titanium pole gaffs have Velcro wrap pads with insert. Regardless of what pad you choose, I highly recommend something rigid, not just padding and leather.

Could’ve sworn I had a pic of what NailerB did with my old Climb Rights, but no dice. These are caddies, it’s what I use too.

I sold the ClimbRights I had, I’m happy with Bashlin aluminum climbers, and I do believe I’m done shopping for spurs for the rest of my life. Geckos definitely have a lot of fans and positive reviews, but might not be a big deal. You sound like you’re satisfied with your Climb Rights, so what...