Description
Precision.
- Full-lace design allows a precision fit for ultra-technical pitches
- Legendary Stealth C4 rubber soles provide friction on the worst holds
- Synthetic lined uppers keep stretch to the absolute minimum
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Five Ten Anasazi Lace-Up V2 Climbing Shoe
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i am getting some new climbing shoes for...
vicente lopez
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i am getting some new climbing shoes for the indoor climbing gym and outside climbing, would this shoes be a good choice?
Edgeilicious!
jas3490153
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I'd say great for anything that's not overhanging slab...But hey still might do pretty well on that. I have these shoes in a 9 and the verdes in a 8.5, I would say the sizing is identical on the two, the v2's feel a 1/2 size larger. I wear an 11 street shoe, Have long flowy brown hair, and enjoy a cold beer on a warm evening.
How does this shoe size compared to the...
Jonathan
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How does this shoe size compared to the "Dragon" lace up? I was in a 10.5 in the dragon and the toe box ripped away from the edge of the shoe, a manufacturer defect according to 5.10s warranty department. However, they are letting me replace the shoe with something else and I think this will be my choice for technical sport climbs but I need to know a little more about sizing before I order, as ZERO stores in town carry the shoe. Thank for your help everyone-climb safe!
Does the anasazi V2 have the same fit as...
paul
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Does the anasazi V2 have the same fit as their moccasin version? Thanks
Best shoe ever
Adam Watts
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How I love you so Five Ten Anasazi! I own you in a 10 and its pretty true to size. If I had more money I would buy you again and a third time in a 10.5 for trad climbing. <3 Best all around shoe that edges so good its almost cheating.
Is the stealth C4 rubber better than the...
Patrick Pendergast
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Is the stealth C4 rubber better than the stealth onyx rubber?
Dave Marcus
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Five Ten says Onyx is the new standard. I think rubber choice is subjective.
Confidence level up
Adi
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Pros: Good edging, good smearing
Cons: Heel cup shape
Memo: Sole (Stealth C4) feels somewhat softer than their Onyxx rubber used for Anasazi Velcro version. I like it because C4 feels more gripping than Onyxx. But you'll decide that for yourself.
Heel cup leaves some space in back. It could be just me.
Overall, this is a wonderful pair of shoes.
The Squamish Shoe
Brock Fisher
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I am not gonna go into a lengthy review of this shoe and mostly because there is no need...
IF YOU CLIMB IN SQUAMISH YOU NEED THIS SHOE
Supreme lace-up
gua5022554
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Okey right out of the box they feel pretty stiff and a little baggy in the heel but I think that a half size smaller would been painful, I have this in 9 1/2 US. The sizing is about a half size smaller than the green ones and one and a half size smaller than the miuras. In Miuras I'm 41 EU, in Anasazi verdes I'm 9 US and in street an hiking shoes I'm 9 1/2.
Great Shoes
Ryan Hamilton
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I can't speak to longevity, because I've only worn these a few times so far. These are perfect edging shoes. Great for those tiny nubs, edges and pockets. I haven't used them in cracks yet, but they seem like they'r probably do pretty well. The rubber is as sticky as the Five Ten rubber is rumored to be. The only complaint I have is the fit. It's "interesting" The toe box seems like it's designed for a more loose fit, not a lot of room for your toes to curl up, maybe I have longer toes than usual? But to keep the heel from being super baggy you have to size these so that your toes curl a bit, not a lot, but some and it feels kind of wrong. All that aside, it's something I'll deal with because it's not that bad. I would buy these shoes again in a minute. I wear a size 11.5 street shoe and I went with an 11 in this shoe for the fit that I'm happy with.
Dave smearing in the Anasazi Blanco
Simon Hatfield
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I just got a pair of the blancos in a size...
El Capitan Jack
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I just got a pair of the blancos in a size 10, which is half a size smaller than my street shoes. The shoe fits my right foot like a dream, but my slightly bigger left foot is much tighter - almost too uncomfortable.
Does anyone know if these shoes will stretch any? Or should I go half a size larger? I know it's synthetic, but synthetic shoes sometimes stretch too...
Bryan Lence
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Hey Victor,
You're right, synthetic shoes will stretch a little....probably about 1/4 a size. If the right foot fits perfectly now and the left is too tight, I'd recommend sticking with this current pair. (Fair warning, I usually boulder and wear my shoes so tight it hurts).
If the left is just too tight, you can sometimes buy a different size for your left foot and right foot (dealers will usually charge a few more bucks, but it's worth it to get a good fit). Happy climbing!
Hot Fudge Cody Wyoming
Kid Epic Wyoming
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Working the 5.11c side of Hot Fudge
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Cedar Wright
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If I'm going to be micro edging for my life, these are my shoes of choice, and once they are broken in a bit, they really strike the perfect balance between smearability and edgineering. Go to europe for a sport climbing trip, and you'll see these things all over the place!
leif
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you are one of my climbing heros so its great to hear a review from you on these shoes!
Greate edging and nice smearing
Andrey
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Greate edging and nice smearing (for such stiff and supportive shoes), thanks to C4 (it's truly more stiky then Onixx)
High country
Zigga
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great climb with a great shoe
Does this version have a narrower fit as...
dj.at.yvr1061432
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Does this version have a narrower fit as compared to the Anasazi Verde?
ClimberRob
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They fit the same. The only differences are the color and the rubber.
I've comfortably worn the original Anasazi...
Nick Diamonds
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I've comfortably worn the original Anasazi LU size 45 (US12) for many years. Can I expect the same fit with the slack heel cut out? If not, how is the sizing different due to the advertised "new" fit? Thanks for any input!!
So Far, So Good...That wasnt that far it was just...
AlexZ
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I~ve only used these shoes in the gym, cant wait to get out on real rock to use them. A full size smaller than your regular shoe is plenty, as the heal cup is super aggressive. I used to go down a size and a half to even 2 sizes with other shoes, couldnt get my foot in a size 9, I`m a 10.5 sneaker.
Pricey for less than perfection
jes2447985
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The shoes edge well and the sole is thick enough to last a while but... the heel of these shoes just does not cut it. The heel is baggy and I say this as a person with generally wide feet. The way the sole wraps up in the back also creates a wierd loose spot. I have a friend who swears by Anasazi and kept claiming the heel brakes in but its been a solid 100 routes now and no dice. Bottom line, if you try a few sizes of the shoe and the heel never seems quite right its not going to get better with time.
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Kid Epic Wyoming
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