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The incredible fit of Boreal's Crux is supportive and bonds the shoe to your foot as if one. Now that's surgically precise performance. Perfect for technical climbs with micro edges. An essential tool for sport climbing and bouldering.
Surgically precise performance shoe with an incredible fit that's supportive and bonds the shoe to the foot as if one.
Perfect for technical climbs with micro edges.
Essential tool for sport climbing and bouldering.
High quality split leather upper with reinforced double hook-and-loop closure.
Integrated padded mesh tongue for comfort.
Rubber reinforcement across the toes.
Unlined.
Half midsole.
Slip-lasted.
Boreal FS-QUATRO outsole (4-4.6mm depending on size).
IRS sole and heel.
Weight: 478g (size UK 6).
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| Boreal Joker Hook and Loop | Boreal Pirana | Boreal Ballet Gold |
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| Boreal Stingma | Scarpa Spectro | Montrail Wasabi |
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| Excellent edging shoe! I've used the Mad Rock Flash and the Five Ten Galileo before and after some initial apprehension about the rubber, I have to say this is the best shoe I've had on my feet so far. I still think the Onyx rubber on the 5-10s is better, but the Crux edges much better regardless. If you are used to smearing small footholds, you will hate this shoe initially. Give it a chance and as your technique improves, you'll fall in love with it! One note on sizing. I wear 9.5-10 street and my feet were literally blue and in severe pain in a 9.5 initially. After a month, I can go for an hour or two without taking the shoe off if needed (~1/2 size stretch). | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 01/13/2008 | |
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| A sensitive shoe. Slightly asymmetrical, very precise. I like the placement of the straps, especially the one higher up allows you to fit the heel and arch snugly. The tongue is fat; it seems to add some comfort, without any loss of sensitivity. Like all Boreal shoes, buy them in your street shoe size, they will be very tight at first, but will stretch about 1/2 a size within a month of heavy use. | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 06/06/2007 | |
