🧗 Anasazi Climbing Shoe for Men by Five Ten Review

These preforms are great when footwork is key to climbing. Overhanging, pumping, twisted with dynamic hooks and odd pockets - that's not the realm of these shoes. It's plate bomber and pure vertical climbing where the footwork is technical, involving punches and edges you can't even bend over. They are also very convenient climbing cracks. They can be an all-round shoe for all types of climbing, but they definitely work better in some places than others, and different shoes work better in…

Received yesterday and tried it in the bouldering hall V1-V2. In this class, they're even good for heel hooks and cleats, and they're great for small hooks and patches. They don't have the stiff soles of my TC Pros and out of the box they fit very well in a size 13, which is also my street shoe size. As others have written they are snug enough to wear but not snug enough to be uncomfortable walking between lifts at the gym. I expect they are very comfortable for multi pitches and should get…

The Anasazi Lace has been part of the 5.10 range since the 1990s. Luckily, with very few design changes, this shoe, nicknamed "Pink," still retains a "competitive edge" in the climbing market. (Why change a good thing!) While the Anasazi outsole isn't popular with climbers who only pursue steep, overhanging routes, the medium-stiff outsole offers excellent edge hold, excels at vertical terrain, and is a great shoe for a skinny crack . Likes: Stiff flat soles. Sticky Gum C4. A cozy sock that…