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Mad Rock Frenzy Climbing Shoe - Men's
Long trad climbs and intense crack pitches call for the tailored performance of the Mad Rock Frenzy Climbing Shoes. Their protected lace design keeps the laces from ripping to shreds after one pitch of Indian Creek hand crack and provides a more secure jam as well. Mad Rock gave the Frenzy Climbing Shoes their X-Static lining to reduce stretch and keep the smelly foot factor low. They also added a FX5 Hooker heel cup to give you a better chance of sending that ultra-steep project you have been eyeing lately.
Bottom Line: Lace up the Mad Rock Frenzy Climbing Shoes, and bring on the cracks.
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Excellent Shoe
By: Lane Thaut
April 6, 2009
comfortable for a long climb, yet technical enough for the hard stuff. Great all around climbing shoe!
Great Shoe
By: Ryan Porter
March 23, 2009
My first pair of climbing shoes and I really like them. I have rented some shoes before, but these shoes are still my favorite. I have pretty skinny feet and this shoe fits them well.
I wear a size 10 in boots and generally wear a size 10.5 in nike
I wear a size 10 in boots and generally wear a size 10.5 in nike running shoes. What size would wear in Mad Rock Frenzy Climbing shoe? Write your question here...
By: Patrick Marlowe
September 12, 2009
Get Frenzied
By: cyclewolf1374780
May 28, 2008
Fits my foot a little differently than the phoenix (tighter on my second toe...), but other than that surprise, I love the rubber and these shoes seem to excel on overhangs... Plus can you really beat getting to yell "get frenzied" when you jump on a climb?
THE ROCK CRUSHERS!
By: gofucku2331063
July 30, 2008
I GUIDE IN JOSHUA TREE AND THE HIGH SIERRA.THESE ARE MY GO TO SHOES FROM 5.6 MULTI PITCH TO 5.11 TRAD LINES! COMFORTABLE LAST BUT LACING FAR ENOUGH DOWN TO GET PRECISE FOOTING ON DIME EDGES. NO WORRIES CLIMBING STRAIGHT OUTTA THE BOX!
Oh boy! This is my first pair of climbing shoes and they are
Oh boy! This is my first pair of climbing shoes and they are painful! I ordered a size up and I can't even uncurl my toes. Is that correct? Because I am in pain just trying them on.
By: annmarieig1844368
August 14, 2008
You should get the smallest you can bear, not hurting, but your toes should be slightly curved, it does make a big difference. With other brands you usually need to get one size smaller than your street shoe size, Mad Rock already takes that into consideration, usually you'll need half a size bigger. Also try out different shoes, some may adjust to your feet better, shape matters. When I started climbing I got big sized pretty comfortable shoes, It felt great at first but after 2 or 3 months you'll notice you need a better grip, and more sensitivity, otherwise you'll have to stick to medium or large footholds. Your fingers shouldn't move at all inside, you'll probably have to take them off between your first climbs, but that's the way it's supposed to be. Remember these would give almost half a size, while unlined leather ones will give up to a full size after a while.
By: Nacho R
July 25, 2009
Companies' sizing really varies with climbing shoes. Mad Rock runs really small. Your toes should be pushing against the front of the shoe, but if they hurt, they're no good, regardless of the size. You'll stick with climbing longer if they're not painful, and it's really not a big deal until you're climbing really hard routes.
By: cynthia.da1526386
October 15, 2008
the best thing to happen to Mad Rock was the Shark!....
By: JR!
November 11, 2008
The best thing that Mad Rock put out was the shark but since they discontinued those these are the next best for crack climbing from mad rock, for a crack shoe I don't recommend going with mad rock shoes. The initial sole is not spectacular, they don't stick well and they wear out quickly. I would recommend the 5.10 pitons for a sick crack shoe that won't let you down. I have a wide foot and usually go a 1/2 size up depending on material and brand for crack shoes.
good shoe
By: ripplespirit
July 7, 2008
These are pretty good shoes, they have a flatter shape, but the rubber is sticky. I wear a women's 6.5 street shoe, and the size 5 fit me well. The rubber is pretty thick on these, so they will last you a while.
Trad Happy
By: Graphiti
May 5, 2008
This shoe is built for Trad. It's much thicker than most shoes which adds extra cushioning when jamming your feet in cracks. The rubber around the laces does a great job protecting the laces when crack climbing as well. One thing I did notice is they were a bit warmer than most shoes, probably because they are thicker. If you're going to be in your shoes for long periods of time these are perfect.
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