Description
For the big walls.
- Stealth Onyxx rubber for serious friction and long-lasting durability
- Full-length laces for a precise fit
- Perforated synthetic upper allows breathability on hot days
- Low asymmetrical curvature increases comfort for long routes
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Five Ten Newton Lace-Up Climbing Shoe
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Defy Newton's Law
Reed
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Real good feel and super sticky rubber helps stick an edge! Great for trad and cracks climbs as well as sport. These are some good all around shoes that can handle multiple types of climbing and not leave your feet feeling abused. I wear size 13 street shoes, so I sized down to the Newton's 12 and have no major discomfort or hot spots. Again not super aggressive bottems, but they have some pretty pointed toes and a good heel. The lace gives it a tighter feel which is nice. Good solid shoes and a great price!
Great Shoe
Thomas Faraday
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Good, stiff forefoot, but not a heavily aggressive shape. I've only used this indoors, but it's held up well for dozens of uses. The toebox is large enough to fit my hobbit toes, but stills has a firm hold. As per usual, great 5.10 rubber for a solid smear. The only piece of note is that the synthetic material is super thick. It's even to the point of padding. To somebody that's looking for a minimal feel, it's not for you. It's just a lot of shoe. That being said, I've enjoyed it, and it's a great all around shoe for any crag.
Profile of the Newton
Thomas Faraday
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Non-aggressive shape.
One of the best shoes I've ever worn.
Adam Gillanders
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I have strange feet. I'm sure a lot of other climbers feel this way as well. Climbing shoes, as we all know, are so different that it is difficult to really suggest a shoe. It seems to me that the Newton is one of the exceptions to this rule. This shoe is aggressive enough to climb high end bouldering problems, and yet comfortable enough for all day multi-pitch climbs. The only downside is one of the bones on the back of me heel sticks out a little far, and these shoes are incredibly painful to take off, but the pain is never there while they are on. I wear a 10.5 street shoe and the 11 are not only good for the comfort, but I can still boulder rather well in them and get on some tiny precise toe work. Add to this the stickiest rubber on the planet and I don't see why you shouldn't give them a shot. Synthetic with zero stretch. The lacing system also allows for a very precise fit, although watch the eyes, they can bend in the cracks and become sharp.
They are super stiff, but after a bit I'm able to smear in them perfectly well, but some adjustments will need to be made if you're used to flimpsy shoes like the mocs. They crack climb like a dream. Highly, highly recommended.
How well do these shoes preform on thin...
T.J. Rutter
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How well do these shoes preform on thin faces? I know they are a great crack shoe, and I'm looking for a shoe that will serve as a great trad and outdoor shoe.
Reid Pitman
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Five Ten shoes have great performance for edging. These will work well for cracks with out being a "crack specific" shoe, which often don't function well on much else. The La Sportiva Mythos could also be a good option for you.
adrenaline
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I own L.S. Mythos and would say they are probably going to do everything well , I even Climbed Friction in them... Rather wear my 5-10 Coyotes for Friction...That C4 rubber!!! But for most all other climbs you can pull of in the Mythos...not as stiff as stricky Crack shoes but still do the trick...they will stretch, and are comfy! I also own pair of Muira's which I had to go steet size to fit my wide feet in and they are snug, but not numbing...we'll see if they are going to work out? Thought about the T.C. Pro with my wide feet...anybody have a pair and wide feet? questions on sizing, toeing, smearing, (hear their edging masters), and quality...heard problem with rands coming off??? thinking of trading the Muiras, for the T.C. Pros? to get a a shoe for hard all-around vertical, do it all?
How well do these shoes preform on thin...
T.J. Rutter
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How well do these shoes preform on thin faces? I know they are a great crack shoe, and I'm looking for a shoe that will serve as a great trad and outdoor shoe.
nac2909337
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Hi TJ, I´ve being using Newtons for the last 12 years, when five ten discontinued the model, I stocked up a few pairs and kept on enjoing. Last winter I bought a new, orange-white, pair. I size them street size for long routes and half size down for more tecnical stuff. The shoe may seem a little stiff and clunky at the begining but will perform fine in small edges, later on it will smear perfectly and even better after a first resole with sportiva´s xsedge rubber, which will hold up in high temperatures ( I live in Spain) better that the original. A shoe that I tried but didn´t fit my foot shape is the Katana Lace, that migh be a perfect shoe for really thin stuff.
Odd toe box
Greg S
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I bought these shoes wanting a mildly aggressive comfortable edging shoe for the granite I typically climb on. I sized in line with my regular shoe size of 10.5 and the fit was snug. The shoe performed beyond its non aggressive look and stuck amazingly on small edges on granite and plastic. After about 3 months of heavy use the toe box had not budged in the least and the exceptional pressure on the joint of my big toe became too much to bear (that and the odor).
Bottom line, if these fit your feet the rubber is amazing and the shoe performs well but if you have a slightly longer big toe you are probably in for a world of pain.
Not for medium width feet / big big-toe
L1btech
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If you have a morton's toe, this shoe is actually perfect for you! Alas I must be of an phylogenetically inferior breed and have a longer big toe. Let's just say 2h of V3/4's at the gym and I had hotspot blisters on top of BOTH big toes. I even went a half size up from my regular shoe size (7, and i usually wear 6.5)
On the plus side it's stiffer than morning wood and has excellent edging capabilities as advertised. The smearing isn't horrible but you have to figure out for yourself "how" and "which edge" you are smearing off of depending on the move.
