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The standard made better.

Mad Rock beefed up the already popular Mugen climbing shoe by adding a hemp lining to eliminate stretch and a rubber-covered toe for better performance on step climbs and in cracks. Mad Rock also threw in a 3D Shark Tooth heel cup for better heel-hooking performance to help you send the most horrendous routes out there.
  • Hemp lining eliminates stretch
  • Rubber-covered toe area for better performance in cracks
  • Aggressive heel shape increases heel-hooking ability
  • Dual hook-and-loop closures get you in and out quickly and keep your feet secure

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2 5

Benjamin McKinney

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I got these about six months ago; first climb with them I was SO pumped on the combo of solid edging and reasonably aggressive shape with a sole that could still smear. Still love all that, and the fact that they've got rubber basically everywhere, which suits my toe-drag heavy style. But after six months (with several lengthy rest periods) I'm about to blow through one of the straps!

The fit is also a bit weird, although that could just be my super-low-volume bony feet. I do really wish they had a third strap a la current Evolvs--there's a soft spot that pooches weirdly between the straps as is, and I don't get as much snugness through the arch as I'd like.

Maybe having to crank down the straps is why I had issues, but the design is poor--just a piece of rubber with velcro sewn directly onto it, it looks like. I'm looking at a new pair of shoes (or a janky repair) way too soon as a result. Bummed.

5 5

Victoria

Member since 
  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I've been climbing in these shoes since September, and the rubber is still in great shape. They have performed well both bouldering and sport climbing, but are not a very down turned shoe. Fit for me is a size and a half smaller than street shoes. Very comfortable after breaking in the Hemp Lining, which takes a few days of climbing. Great shoe!

5 5

Erin Ford-Zieleniewski

Member since 
  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

The Mugen Tech's have been my go to shoe. Whether I'm bouldering, sport or trad climbing these shoes have always demonstrated excellent performance. The Mugen Tech's heel, aggressive toe, and velcro closure make them great for bouldering, while the dual rand is great for edging your way up vertical climbs, and if you need more protection when jamming your toes in gnarly cracks, then look no further!

5 5

tippingpin2298783

Member since 
  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

These are hands down my favorite shoes from the current Mad Rock lineup.

* Sticky and powerful!
* These fit wider than the Conflict 2.0 lineup
* They offer great mid-range stiffness
* If worn small they perform great on edges and smears.
* Worn big they fit great in finger cracks
* Extra rubber on the toe is great for toe hooks and bicycles as well as cracks.
* Hemp lined so there's very little stretch


5 5

Ray

Member since 
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

this is the only shoe I take to Smith Rocks or any other wall that is vertical or slighly over-hanging. The toe fits perfectly in small pockets and on edges and the rubber wont let you down

5 5

Chris Nance

Member since 

The Mad Rock Mugen Tech loves crack!! If you take the time to get a slightly more relaxed fit, this shoe is a crack master. The Power Flex Upper is a fusion of 2 way stretch brushed polyester and Science Friction 3.0 rubber making it one of the stickiest desert shoes I own. Be warned, these can get hot as there is a lot of black on the shoe, but the hemp foot bed is antimicrobial and antibacterial which keeps the shoes from smelling like a diaper with Indian food in it.

5 5

nicole ko

Member since 

Wow! These shoes perform and stick! The rubber is very sticky in all temps and the shoes are comfortable and precise. On small vertical holds or pulling on steeps, I have been able to used them for everything on sandstone, limestone and granite. Strongly recommended for all abilities.

5 5

Phil

Member since 

My first thoughts after getting these were that they are way too small. Being a new climber I've never broken any climbing shoes in before. After 3 sessions of 2 hours each climbing I was comfortable wearing these for extended periods. They work great, are sticky, hold on almost anything I put them on, and do break in enough, even for a moderately painful first wear. I definitely recommend these to others!

Painful, but short break-in
3 5

Lawrence

Member since 

I bought this shoe as my second pair of climbing shoes. The first pair I ordered a half size smaller than street size and it was way too small. I returned them no problem and went a whole size up. These, after stretching, are still too small and painful but make for a very aggressive shoe. I love the shape and the rubber but one problem I had was a hole formed on both shoes in the same spot after about 6 months. I put this to the fact that rubber is so soft and sticky it wears through easily. Other than that though they have proved to be a great shoe.

5 5

Joven Turingan

Member since 

I can really feel the power upper working. The shoe is super comfortable. It fit easily but still felt tight. There was really no break in with the shoe. Very very good on vertical and slabby climbing, every foot step felt solid never had much trust on that type of climbing with any other shoe. Try it out!