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Marc1
Feb 17, 2012, 3:05 PM
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been climbing a bit - leading and stuff - nothing to hard though - new bouldering wall iv joined and thinking of getting specific shoes for it - most of the stuff i do is vertical but there is over hanging stuff as well - but not really really steep - have a pair of verdes and have had vcs before-
looking at 5.10 teams - quantams or hornet - any advice - would only be using them for wall as its trad climging i do outside - is it worth getting a pair with a dwon turn or slight down turn to keep your feet on the smaller holds - any advice greatly appreciiated -
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theextremist04
Feb 18, 2012, 3:45 PM
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Marc1 wrote: been climbing a bit - leading and stuff - nothing to hard though - new bouldering wall iv joined and thinking of getting specific shoes for it - most of the stuff i do is vertical but there is over hanging stuff as well - but not really really steep - have a pair of verdes and have had vcs before- looking at 5.10 teams - quantams or hornet - any advice - would only be using them for wall as its trad climging i do outside - is it worth getting a pair with a dwon turn or slight down turn to keep your feet on the smaller holds - any advice greatly appreciiated -
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Rubicon
Mar 16, 2012, 9:10 PM
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I think if you climb past V5 and mainly do overhangs it would be worth getting downturn performance shoes. If you mainly do vertical then the Anasazi VCS is the only one u need..
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