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A technical approach shoe that handles scrambling and edging with ease.

When you need more technical footwear than your canvas shoes or sneakers for the approach, turn to the Patagonia Men's Cragmaster Shoe. Its die-cut climbing rubber on the outsole and protective toe and heel lend superb ground-feel and friction on rock.
  • Waterproof leather upper and breathable mesh lining provide comfort and protection
  • Protective rubber toe and heel for rocky scrambles
  • Nylon injection-molded arch shank gives you solid arch support and a natural forefoot flex
  • A 15%-recycled EVA footbed and insole, and Vibram IdroGrip New Boulder climbing rubber outsole deliver you stellar grip
  • Toe-to-toe lacing system provides a custom, secure fit
  • Outsole is thin to provide grip and tactile sensation, and will wear faster
  • Not recommended for casual, everyday wear
  • Can be resoled through a local cobbler

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2 5

w.sp31731

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I've had these for about six months now, and the left heel hoop tore out, and now the sole is delaminating on the right shoe. My last pair of approach shoes were fiveten Camp 4's, and those lasted for two years (and a NOLS semester) before any serious falling apart. These cragmasters have lasted one quarter of the time, and the Vibram rubber is wearing markedly faster than the fiveten stealth on my other shoes. Fit is nice, and they're comfortable, but I would not recommend them.

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Aaron

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Ive always worn La Sportiva boulder X's as my approach shoe and have never been able to break those things down, but these were on sale and they looked awesome so I thought I would try them out. lets just say they are not worth $155! they dont even compare to the boulder x when it comes to comfort. they just feel hard to me, not much cushion at all. I think they are built well though, I dont know maybe I just need more time to break them in?

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Casey Glaubman

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Love these shoes so far. i wear a 12 in pretty much all shoes and these are certainly no exception. very true to fit. i haven't done a ton of climbing in them so far but the grip and feel on them so far seems stellar.

Casey Glaubman

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i have a follow-up for this review. the sole on both shoes has started to come apart near the heels. the rest of the shoe isn't worn at all, nor is the tread. i will likely be sending these back to Patagonia before too long for a repair. we'll see how that goes.

Johan

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Did Patagonia agree to repair the shoes?