Montrail Splitter HT Rock Climbing Shoes
(For Men)
$49.95
$80.00
Save 37% Item #20491
Closeouts. Montrail's Splitter climbing shoes keep your feet glued to the rock face with Gryptonite HT (high test) soles, offering one of the best friction coefficients of any rubber compound available.Lightly padded tonguePRFRM thermo-moldable foamDual pull-on loopsSuede and synthetic leather uppersWeight: 1 lb. 4 oz. pr.Closeouts. China.Size Euro(US): 37½(4½) 38(5) 38½(6) 39(6½) 39½(6½-7) 40(7) 40½(7½) 41(8) 41½(8-8½) 42(8½) 42½(9) 43(9½) 43½(9½-10) 44(10) 44½(10½) 45½(11) 46(11½) 47(13) 48(14)Climbing and other related activities are inherently dangerous; anyone purchasing or using equipment for this purpose is personally responsible for getting proper instruction on its correct and safe use.
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comfy, but rubber falls apart fast By lixy from san francisco on 09/28/2008 Best Uses: Bouldering, Indoor, Long Climbs, Outdoor Describe Yourself: Avid Climber Sizing: Feels full size too big Width: Feels true to width Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend Comments: These are comfortable shoes, ggod for people with longer 2nd toes. They run small. I intentionally got mine looser than normal, for whole-day not-too-technical climbs, but even so: I wear a 38 or women’s 7.5 and I got these in 39.5 which is perfect for a comfortable fit; for more technical climbing I could go to 39, so still a size bigger than I’d normally wear (I tried both mens and womens, they all run small) They didn’t have the womens in my size, so I got the mens, which means that the heel digs into my achilles a bit). However, the biggest drawback is that after wearing only 5-6 times the rubber is already wearing off, and the rubber on the side is delaminating. I don't mind so much--for this price I’ll just resole them with the much stickier and better IMHO 5.10 rubber and/or just use them for crack climbing where a loose fit is ok!
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