Closeouts. Super stiff and comfortable, Five Ten's Newton climbing shoes are designed to defy the law of gravity all day long. The supportive midsole and outsole offer the edging power and support you need for long routes.
- Stiff climbing shoe with supportive midsole and outsole is ideal for cracks slabs and all-day routes
- S-lacing and padded tongue for the perfect fit
- Perfalon upper is highly breathable and stretch resistant
- Breathable, moisture-wicking mesh lining
- Two pull tabs
- Sticky Stealth Onyxx outsole for durability and high-friction traction
- Made in United States of America
- Visit our Climbing Gear Guide
- 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
- Recommended use: Trad climbing
- Last: Slip
- Shape of last: Flat
- Lacing system: Standard
- Upper: Synthetic leather
- Lining: Mesh
- Outsole: Rubber
- Weight (pair): 1 lb. 1 oz.
- Made in United States of America
- Visit our Climbing Gear Guide
- 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
Average Rating (10 reviews)
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Reviewed by Carlosralph from Corning, NY on Tuesday, January 29, 2013Shoes seem to be quality materials. Haven't been able to use them yet due to sizing. I normally take a 10 in shoes. I ordered an 11 and my toes were bent in half. No problem returning them and my 12s are on the way.
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Reviewed by Sunday Climber from Southern California on Wednesday, November 07, 2012I have used these shoes on both slabs and cracks in Idyllwild and Joshua Tree and they feel great. They are better for slabs because of the shape of the toe and the rand. When my foot was inside the crack the material on the top of the shoe was rubbing against the side of the crack and not the toe rand.
- Best Uses: Trad climbing
- Pros: Adjustable Fit, Comfortable
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Reviewed by JohnS from Madison, WI on Saturday, October 13, 2012These are nicely designed and styled, and well made, but very hard to fit properly. I bought a full size larger than my normal and they were painfully tight. Wish they'd been available in the proper size.
- Best Uses: Indoor climbing
- Cons: At Least Two Sizes Small, Very Hard To Fit
- Pros: Lace For Snug Fit, Well made nice colors
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Reviewed by GaryT from Irvine, CA on Wednesday, October 10, 2012The first thing I noticed when I put them on was the padding in the tongue and the padding on the sole. The assymetrical laces enabled me to snug the fit to perfectly match my foot shape which is a problem on other climbing shoes. I tried these out on a couple of moderate trad climbs with good knobs and they worked well. Have not tried them on face climbs or small cracks. The toe rand is a little large and rounded so they may not work well in small finger cracks. Can't wait to see if they remain comfortable on multi-pitch routes.
- Pros: Adjustable Fit, Comfortable
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Reviewed by Rainydayrunner from Seattle, WA on Wednesday, October 03, 2012These seem like great shoes, but I was surprised at how tight they are. I typically wear a 44 european, and I ordered these in a 44.5. My toes were completely curled all the way around. They might be alright for a short climb like this, but no way I would want to keep them on for long. Sad to send them back without the ability to get a bigger size.
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Question “Do you know if these are the type of climbing shoes that will stretch a bit after a bit of use? I believe there are some materials that do stretch and others that don't.”
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Question “This shoe lists as for men and women--are the given sizes men's us shoe sizes or women's sizes?||thanks!”
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Answer If you hover over the "sizes available" a tap will appear and provide you with the correct male and female sizes. Thanks for asking.
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Question “Are these shoes true to size? For example, for a snug fit should I purchase a 1/2 size smaller than my street shoe size? I typically wear a 42 (9) in a climbing shoe.||Thanks”
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Answer According to our fit models the Five Ten Newton Climbing Shoes do run true to size. I would recommend ordering a 9
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