Great description of the shoe. They handle wet rock the best for me anyway. The leather tongue allows you to crank the laces pretty tight without feeling the laces digging in. They are the heavy side of the approach shoes but also the most durable and can handle longer scrambles on sharp rock and rough trails, couloirs, rpigh country. Soles will last pretty long. All leather so they do get hot. I also stick with rhem because my wider feet fit the shoe really well and like any climbing shoe the fit should determine what you wear more rhan they style or function. I'm still looking for a lighter shoe for class 5 stuff and the Guides seem like the sweet spot for rhose days but they are just too narrow.
@inzana2
4 ай бұрын
The closest thing I can find to the sadly discontinued Scarpa Zen Pro. All Scarpa's newer approach shoes, and it seems most approach shoes made now, have slip lasts with soft mushy energy sapping midsoles. For someone north of 85kg like me, slip last soles are basically useless. The Boulder X are the only board last approach shoe I can find and happily the fit is perfect for me.
@johnconnor235
Жыл бұрын
I love them and hate to, its hard to explain jaja. you forgot to say when you finnished a hike day, they are dificult to clean speciallly in mud
@tonyking313
9 ай бұрын
@dancokraimu-el7eyNo. The tongue is also leather not a mesh fabric so it has more protection that the TX series. He mentioned the grip in wet conditions was good which is noticeable and the shoe I use in the spring + fall. They feel more confident on wet rock.
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