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The Five Ten D’Aescent Lace-up Women’s Shoe combines the comfort of hiking shoes with the grippy performance of climbing shoes. This women’s-specific shoe features a Stealth Mystique rubber sole that wraps around the toe box to help you get up slick approaches and scale long, easier routes. The mesh design compresses to fit in your climbing pack, and the lightweight casual style works for hoofin’ it across campus.
Bottom Line: An approach shoe that takes you from start to finish.
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how does this shoe compare to the five ten guides? I generally
how does this shoe compare to the five ten guides? I generally buy size 5 in the guides but am looking for a second pair of approach shoes. Is this similar sizing to the guides or is it smaller?
Thanks
By: Lady Climber
June 27, 2011
Any comments on the stiffness of this shoe? Sole looks great
Any comments on the stiffness of this shoe? Sole looks great for big-wall climbing and easy free climbing, but wondering how comfortable I would be standing in my aiders in these.
By: littletige156620
April 21, 2010
Radness
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October 8, 2010
I remember my first shoe love. It was 1994, a football game, ETHS versus Deerfield (go Wildkits), and Bill B was wearing the newest Air Pegasus, the grey and green version. I haven't felt that same level of emotion about a shoe until now. So far I have used them to approach the Gunks, P-tuck and LCC and they performed to perfection. I look forward to approaching more boulders all season long in these bad boys. They run a touch small, so I would suggest getting them a half size up.
How do these compare to the Tennie in terms of usability and
How do these compare to the Tennie in terms of usability and comfort for long wears? (i.e. - hiking; approach)
By: megatron
February 4, 2010
I'd say these are slightly less supportive than the Guide Tennie, but remain in the same ballpark- Light hikers/ excellent scrambling approach shoe.
By: Cory Guru
February 5, 2010
I usually wear a size 8 in normal shoes, but my climbing shoes
I usually wear a size 8 in normal shoes, but my climbing shoes are a size 7. Since I will mostly be using these shoes for hiking to the crag, what size do you suggest I order?
Thank you,
Amanda
By: Amanda B
January 20, 2010
Write your answer here... Hi can you ship in Italy, tanks
Angelo
By: angelo claudio facchini
March 19, 2010
I would pick right in the middle and go with 7.5, which is in stock. As long as you have good socks on you shouldn't get blisters or the like, and you will want these tighter than a street shoe, since approach can include some tricky scrables or short free climbs and the like.
By: Lyric Rosatti
January 20, 2010
Change me.
Out of Stock
2010 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Women's Climbing Shoes than that
Women's Climbing Shoes- Upper Material:
- synthetic microfiber, mesh
- Sole:
- Stealth Mystique rubber
- Midsole:
- dual density EVA
- Lacing:
- standard
- Recommended Use:
- approach, hiking, easy climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 year