Five Ten Anasazi Climbing Shoes - Lace-Ups (For Men and Women)

Good all around shoe - stiff enough for edges. Probably not the most sensitive shoe out there - The heel is a little weird - almost as if it would be perfect for a less stiff sole - as the sole is a little on the stiff side, the heel doesn't seem to work as it should. Also - I had to order up a whole size in this shoe. I know climbing shoes are supposed to be snug - even with the whole size up, my toes are curled to barely tolerance at the end of them. I couldn't even get my feet in my regular size. Good value for the price -

With this late version of the anasazi lace up, the heel is the downside of the shoe; the sizing/width aren't to any extreme. Given price:quality:performance ratio of this shoe you cannot be beat it! This pick comes highly recommended.

Great shoes! I'm 9.5-10.0 street size and the 9.5 Anasazis are a perfect aggressive fit. Initially I though I'd have to return them but after a month I can climb 3-4 hours in them w/o taking them off. Five-ten shoes have some of the best rubber in my opinion and the lining on the Anasazis is thinner than that on the Galileos which enhances sensitivity. Even so these shoes are not sensitive enough and the toe is not downturned enough for hard overhang climbing. The heel fit is odd but according to people that've owned them longer than me it's a matter of technique to make it work for you on heel hooks. Color is fine by me and laces are definitely worth the effort over velcro (I own 3 velcro pairs). These shoes excel at edging and smearing which is what they are made for!

I had to send this product back twice and still they didn't fit! I decided to forgoe trying and bought the more expensive 5.10 gambit.

good shoes.

I have bought many pairs and find they break in very quick, have great grip and are reasonably durable.