It's not my favourite pair of climbing shoes. I wear them when my other pair get too stinky. My feet are fairly wide towards my toes so the fit isn't the best in these. Instep…
- Stephen, 09/23/11
San Diego/Halifax/Calgary

This was my very first climbing shoe besides those nasty old rental shoes they like to sell for $5 with holes and the toes and smell like fried rice (who knows). Right off the…
- Jonathan, 09/29/09
College Station TX

Similar to the Evolve Defy and other budget rock climbing shoes both in price and performance. After trying both the evolve on and this at the store, I felt that the Rogue had…
- Justin, 06/14/11

These shoes are advertised as transitional from gym to crag, but every time i've used them outside I can't put my trust in them. The edging isn't the greatest on tiny nubs an…
- CHRISTOPHER, 04/11/11
San Gabriel

unlike so many ex girlfriends at your ten-year highschool reunion, these puppies hold their shape. the p3 tech is no joke, as advertised. strap'em down as tight as your old mi…
- CHRISTIAN, 09/26/08
BALTIMORE

I've used Evolv and FiveTen for so long, I thought that was as good as shoes got and that any improvements in my climbing were up to me. Then I got these bad boys. First of…
- Chris, 08/19/10

These are your basic climbing shoe. I would recommend them, but you might also want to invest in some Gold Bond so as to fend off the stench that sets in quickly after use.…
- Andrew, 10/27/11
williamsburg, VA

The shoe is completely amazing I bought them saturday night as a birthday present to myself and took them to planet rock sunday. The grip is awesome, the velcro is awesome, bu…
- Phillip, 02/13/12
Ypsilanti

the best rock shoe I have ever owned, get them. they stretch quite a bit, for example I'm a 13 street shoe and the size 11's fit me perfectly after they stretch out, and are i…
- Paxton, 10/16/10
United States

climbing shoes are always super relative, but theres my 2 cents on this guy. I've owned two pairs and have them both resoled multiple times and they just keep getting better.…
- Ben, 09/22/10
Rochester

La Sportiva Katanas are an awesome pair of climbing shoes and would recommend them to anyone! With the unique tongue of the shoe, they fit like no other. Great for edging (but…
- Michael, 12/12/10
Jonesboro, Ar

you can not go wrong with the katanas. they are an all around great shoe…
- Paxton, 10/16/10
United States

Overall, one of the best shoes out there. Definitely worth the money. The sides are great for edging and the rubber, in general, sticks like glue. They are very well made and…
- NITZA, 07/01/10
ROSWELL

The pointed toes are phenomenal at finding small edges and knobs to stick to. There is just no beating 5.10 rubber. As far as sizing goes, the Anasazis are already sized quite…
- Matthew, 04/29/12

I'm a fan of the 5.10 Anasazi great edging power; the gym clearing smell of the shoes, I'm not so psyched on. The Katanas are a lot like the Anasazis: flat last, sensitive ye…
- joseph, 12/20/11
Kansas City

2 words DOWN SIZE if you want this shoe to work to its fullest make sure you get the smallest size you could possibly get your foot into they stretch a lot. they are probably…
- Catherine, 10/29/10

I climb slab, roofs, dead vertical faces with these! Do not let the slipper factor deter you from buying these shoes. I wear size 7 mens US and I wear a 35 1/2. If downsized c…
- Derek, 02/25/12

Some love 'em, some just can't figure out what is so great about them... My buddy feels the former. He mostly does friction and crack climbs. I am struggling with the latter,…
- Axel, 04/02/12
LA

I ordered them as a second pair in order to keep my Miuras off indoor plastic (which eats shoes whole). I couldn't be happier. Your foot will lay flat and they are slip ons so…
- Stephen, 05/11/11
Richmond

Street size: 9.5, which is roughly 42.5 for Sportiva. I managed to squeeze into a 40 b/c that's all that was available when I ordered but lemme tell you, the shoe feels natur…
- Alek, 10/31/11
Austin, TX

The only weakness of the solution is the strap, once that breaks they're hard to fix. I'm a HUGE sportiva fan and these don't disappoint. You can size them for comfy sport cli…
- ryan, 10/25/10

These shoes work great. I heard that they run small, which I found to be true. I thought there was no way that I would need a climbing shoe any larger than my street shoe so I…
- Jason, 12/06/11
Centeral Utah

The five ten dragons are a great, aggressive shoe perfect for seriously overhanging climbing. They are tight in the toe, but do not fit my heel. I have a long, narrow foot, an…
- jodye, 12/21/10

very snug and precise. best shoes i've used as far as edging goes. standing on dime edges feels like standing in aid slings. the rubber is a little too hard for slick limes…
- , 07/15/08

The Five Ten Anasazi Lace-Up is a great all round shoe !.This will be my second pair.There super comfortable,non aggressive shoe that work really well on slab to vertical wall…
- aimee, 01/20/12

I use this as a indoor bouldering shoe and this shoe deffinitly competes with the Shaman or Solution. It is really not the most comfortable but for a downturned shoe, it is re…
- Mark, 07/16/11
Ramsey

I got these around November of last year (2011) and he pretty was was dead on. At first AMAZING shoe, but soon after things just falling apart at an unacceptable rate. ESPEC…
- Ryan, 04/26/12
Dayton

My street shoe size is 9. So based on an early review about these shoes, I bought a 9.5 size pair. Even though I was able to put my feet in them, all my toes were extremely c…
- Jian, 06/16/11

These shoes are definatly good to get for overhanging lines but they don't work so well on flat walls when you need to smear. I really enjoy that the laces go down to the toe…
- Matthew, 04/02/12

I used the shoes for the first time yesterday at Paradise on the Brazos. The climbs have smooth Limestone. I love the way this shoe is super flexible to wrap itself around a f…
- Jason, 11/13/11

I used the shoes for the first time yesterday at Paradise on the Brazos. The climbs have smooth Limestone. I love the way this shoe is super flexible to wrap itself around a f…
- Jason, 11/13/11

I used to own a pair of 5.10 when i started off. They are a pretty good shoe to start off with. Something you might want to know is that the red bleeds alot and if you wearing…
- Graham, 11/07/10

I really do love my coyote lace-ups and they are a great shoe but not for an avid climber. I am at the climbing gym 2-4 times a week and after owning these shoes for 5 months…
- Mary-Ann, 02/28/12

These shoes are fantastic! Have had two pairs now and I absolutely love them! They are not nearly as aggressive as they look in photos, making them a general all around great…
- Michael, 02/19/12
Boone

The Miura could be called the perfect shoe. I bought mine specifically for a comfy all day trad shoe, but since have started using them on my boulder projects and shorter spor…
- Ryan, 01/28/12

I bought these last year and have loved them every time I wear them. I wear about 11.5 street shoe and went down to a 9.5 (42.5); they were extremely painful when I started wi…
- Isaac, 09/07/11

I've been climbing for a couple years and haven't tried a scarpa shoe (lived next to the five 10 outlet, so i was a bit brand loyal), but I'm sooo glad that i've been introduc…
- Eugene, 03/08/12

This is my third pair of climbing shoes (I've had Mad Rock Mugens and 5.10 Anasazi Verde's) and they are by far the most comfortable I have owned. The shoes mold to your feet…
- Darren, 12/29/11

I love these shoes for sport and trad up too 5.11a or so. they are so comfortable and the unlined leather stretches to fit you foot. I love these shoes for delicate smears on…
- rob, 10/28/11
colorado

These shoes seriously improved my climbing. They make dime-edges seem huge, the rubber is super sticky, and the improved heel fits my foot very snugly. I wear a size 10 in Van…
- Dieter, 12/12/11
A Whale's Vagina

This shoe has been amazing! Its sharp edges holds onto the smallest foot holds and Stealth Onyxx rubber still lets me climb hard friction slabs like its nothing! they are nice…
- Clayton, 01/26/10

Got my pair a few months ago and have climbed at the Creek, the Forks, the Waterfall, Sedona, and Castle Valley and haven't found anything that they don't do well! OW, splitt…
- Dean, 12/28/11

I found these shoes at a local climbing store and loved them, the price was a little sketchy at $170 but when I that saw they were on sale at Moosejaw for $135 i couldn't pass…
- Dustin, 11/13/10
Canada, KY