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FIVE.TEN Anasazi Arrowhead Climbing Shoes
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FIVE.TEN Anasazi Arrowhead Climbing Shoes
The Five.Ten Anasazi Arrowhead has a downturned toe and a higher arch that offers a snug, precision fit. This next generation shoe offers performance you will feel immediately.Features/Benefits:
- Upper is a supple, breathable Cowdura that molds to the foot
- New heel cup hugs the foot and stays in place
- Toe rand is made of extremely durable and high-friction Stealth Mystique rubber
- Onyxx outsoles are the benchmark in edging performance
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FIVE.TEN Anasazi Arrowhead Climbing Shoes
EMS_Sale Yes Last Shape Aggressively Downturned Gender Unisex Upper Synthetic Closure Velcro
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Comments about FIVE.TEN Anasazi Arrowhead Climbing Shoes:
Third pair I've bought; they're great shoes. Edge better than most slippers. Takes a little longer to break them in, though.
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Width:
- Feels true to width
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Hugs foot
- Lightweight
- Well made
Cons
Best Uses
- Bouldering
- Indoor
- Outdoor
- Sprint Climbs
Comments about FIVE.TEN Anasazi Arrowhead Climbing Shoes:
I'd agree with some previous comments I've seen that they do fit quite tight, tighter than the normal anasazis at least. I own three sizes in the regular anasazis - my street shoe size, 1/2 size down and a full size down. In those normally I wear 1/2 size down for a good balance between comfort and tightness. The arrowheads feel almost like the full size down anasazis. I'd say they run nearly, but not quite, a full size small.
Like the anasazis they hug your foot quite nicely (even more so) there is no dead space. My foot is a bit narrower with a slightly higher arch, fit is very good. Quality of shoe is likewise very good.
Though the normal anasazi is my favorite shoe, haven't decided if the arrowheads are for me yet, this is my first pair of significantly downturned shoes.
Having a hard time getting used to the toe not being where I'm used to it being when I place my foot, the downturn puts it in a slightly different position, this probably wouldn't bother others unless you're as used to one shoe as I am.
Also after getting these I now can see how some climbers get that ugly looking callus on the top knuckle of their toes, that's right where this shoe rubs. Regular anasazi doesn't rub that spot so aggressively.
- Sizing:
- Feels full size too small
- Width:
- Feels true to width
Pros
- Lightweight
- Solid Grip
- Vegan
Cons
Best Uses
- Bouldering
- Indoor
- Outdoor
- Slab
Comments about FIVE.TEN Anasazi Arrowhead Climbing Shoes:
We waited some time to find our size. Just to be safe we ALWAYS order a 1/2 size down and 1/2 size up so we end up with 3 pairs to test. These fit a bit smaller than expected so I went to a 40 instead of 39.5. That said, if I were climbing lots lately I would have stuck with my usual 39.5 bc they were definitely aggressive and snug, just as they should be. The 40 gives me a little extra comfort as i "warm up" again.
- Sizing:
- Feels half size too small
- Width:
- Feels true to width
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
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