unlike so many ex girlfriends at your ten-year highschool reunion, these puppies hold their shape. the p3 tech is no joke, as advertised. strap'em down as tight as your old mi…
- CHRISTIAN, 09/26/08
BALTIMORE

These shoes are straight BAWLIN' yo! Beaked toe, leather, form-fitting, ridiculous pimpin' design like you've never SEEN! I put these on my feet and I was like "WHHHATTTT?!…
- James, 04/20/12

Street size: 9.5, which is roughly 42.5 for Sportiva. I managed to squeeze into a 40 b/c that's all that was available when I ordered but lemme tell you, the shoe feels natur…
- Alek, 10/31/11
Austin, TX

The only weakness of the solution is the strap, once that breaks they're hard to fix. I'm a HUGE sportiva fan and these don't disappoint. You can size them for comfy sport cli…
- ryan, 10/25/10

These are the stiffest shoes I have owned. These are possibly the most comfy shoes I own as well. The microfiber split tongue makes these shoes a peach to wear for multi-pitch…
- Nathan, 09/09/12
Oklahoma

I feel that this shoe doesn't have much toe space as the downturned shoes. Sportiva accommodates this much more. I tried to downsize and my toes were just cramping too much. I…
- Cynthia, 01/31/13

Similar to the Evolve Defy and other budget rock climbing shoes both in price and performance. After trying both the evolve on and this at the store, I felt that the Rogue had…
- Justin, 06/14/11

These shoes are advertised as transitional from gym to crag, but every time i've used them outside I can't put my trust in them. The edging isn't the greatest on tiny nubs an…
- CHRISTOPHER, 04/11/11
San Gabriel

I wore these for a couple of months, and in that time I found a couple of things I *hated* about them. 1) they are funky as hell. If you don't lysol them, they get pretty cr…
- Travis, 01/21/12
Towson, MD

These are your basic climbing shoe. I would recommend them, but you might also want to invest in some Gold Bond so as to fend off the stench that sets in quickly after use.…
- Andrew, 10/27/11
williamsburg, VA

These are, by far the best climbing shoes I've ever worn. I can't count how many pairs i've gone through, they edge & smear equally well. you can sport, trad, boulder, or gy…
- Peter, 04/08/13
Tucson

I've climbed with these shoes for over 3 years and a few re-soles. Pros: The rubber is great, super sticky and perfect on granite or schist. Slight downturn that is per…
- Adam, 04/05/13
TN

i've gone through 3 pairs of these and will continue to have a pair on hand as back up. all climbing shoes should hurt the first couple times you wear them but these stretch r…
- Danielle, 01/04/13
United States

These are my first pair of climbing shoes. After climbing in my vibram five fingers (which I also love) these shoes were a great wake up call as to how different climbing can…
- Emily, 05/23/11
48858

This are great shoes! They really improved my climbing coming from my Evolv Defys. They could edge credit cards, the rubber makes smears super grippy, and the turndown really…
- Evan, 04/01/13
kalamazoo

I've been climbing for several years now and recently picked up a pair of these. I initially spotted them because they are the coolest looking shoe I've seen in a while. Could…
- RYAN, 03/18/13
Concord

Probably the most comfortable climbing shoes I've ever worn + everything you would want from climbing shoes. I have a wider foot, and I thought it would be hard to find shoes…
- Andrey, 08/24/11

I bought these back when I started climbing and have loved them ever since. In fact, I love them so much that I just bought a 3rd pair. I have tried many other shoes but none…
- Ken, 10/09/12

Just got these shoes a few weeks ago and they are phenomenal. I have been out on steep sport routes and done several boulder problems for the first time in these shoes. They…
- Will, 09/07/11
Boone, Nc

I have normally gone with LaSportiva for my crag shoes but I got a great deal on these feroce's and I have never regretted it. I'll be getting my hands on as many pairs as I c…
- Patrick, 08/20/10
Front Range, CO

I use my cobra's for everything from bouldering to overhanging sport. It excels on overhangs due to the downturn but its still comfortable enough to wear for single pitch spo…
- Timothy, 12/06/12

2 words DOWN SIZE if you want this shoe to work to its fullest make sure you get the smallest size you could possibly get your foot into they stretch a lot. they are probably…
- Catherine, 10/29/10

They edge ok but not great, they have not worn very well, they are only slightly uncomfortable, they are reasonably sticky. Overall they are just ok. I have since upgraded to…
- Andrew, 03/12/13
Kansas

I'm a fan of the 5.10 Anasazi great edging power; the gym clearing smell of the shoes, I'm not so psyched on. The Katanas are a lot like the Anasazis: flat last, sensitive ye…
- joseph, 12/20/11
New Castle, CO

Perfect for all type of climbing, either you´re a begginer or an experienced climber. Super comfty and easy to put on. The velcro straps let you adjust them as tight as you w…
- Cristina, 07/01/12
Mexico

I'm a guy. I bought these because the women's model has lower volume on the inside, so it's better for narrower feet. These are also much lighter than a lot of other shoes on…
- JONATHAN, 05/26/09
Yosemite

great shoe, good heel. awesome support! solid for edging! really comfortable for how down turned they are. Would recommend them to a friend. adorable color!…
- Amy, 02/21/13

I normally climb about 2-3 days indoor and 1 day outdoor per week. With the anasazis, I was able to climb routes that were simply impossible in my previous Elektras. They made…
- Teresa, 11/08/12
SF Bay Area

The pointed toes are phenomenal at finding small edges and knobs to stick to. There is just no beating 5.10 rubber. As far as sizing goes, the Anasazis are already sized quite…
- Matthew, 04/29/12

I've been swearing by the Anasazi LV's for a while and they haven't let me down. I've found that they fit great around my heel which I love because I'm a short ass and will tr…
- Radhika, 05/20/13
Sydney, Australia

i am a competitive rock climber and i have tried a lot of different shoes but none compair to the 5.10 Dragons. I have had them for about a year now and they are still working…
- Allie, 05/20/13
Chicago

I'll start by saying that these are not the most comfortable shoes, but why would you buy downturned shoes if you were looking for comfort? You buy them because you want extra…
- Ryan, 07/10/11
Twisp, WA

I love this shoe but it is a really snug fit. If you have wide feet it may not be the best shoe for you. They do stretch so size down. I wear a 10-10.5 street shoe and I go…
- Jake, 10/03/11
Kansas City, MO

Love this shoe. it is amazing for the overhanging boulder problems at my local gym. also got it 20% off which helps alot in my opinion.…
- Douglas, 11/26/12

This shoe is legit. I've never had better grip on a wall than with these shoes. The rubber on the toe is awesome for toe hooks and STEALTH rubber sticks to everything. They…
- Josh, 04/14/13
Dallas

I've been climbing for just under a year, and most of my time is spent bouldering in the gym (V4/V5s.) The soles on my Scarpa Reflex shoes were pretty shot, and my friends sug…
- Noelle, 03/06/13
Brooklyn, NY

all the stuff youve already heard: surprisingly comfy, edges amazingly... those are all true. i do, however get some dead space in the heel, but isnt limiting my ability to he…
- Clark, 03/30/13

After my first trip to the gym, I nailed some routes that I had been struggling with. The stiff aggressive sole is great for edging on micro holds and definitely gave me more…
- Gurusevak, 10/19/12
United States

No, you won't be able to stand on dime edges with these forever nor are they great at overhanging boulder problems. For anything else this is my go-to shoe. It eats cracks and…
- Daniel, 06/14/12
La Jolla, CA

I ordered them as a second pair in order to keep my Miuras off indoor plastic (which eats shoes whole). I couldn't be happier. Your foot will lay flat and they are slip ons so…
- Stephen, 05/11/11
Richmond