4.51 of 5 starsMad Rock - Rover HV - Climbing shoes
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Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men, Women
- Recommended use:
- bouldering, sport climbing
- Level of experience:
- Advanced
- Material type:
- synthetic
- Other material information:
- Syn Flex
- Closure:
- hook-and-loop closure
- Sole:
- Science Friction 3.0
- Hardness of sole:
- hard
- Last:
- slightly asymmetrical
- Downturn:
- slight/medium
- Heel tension:
- slight/medium
- Terrain:
- overhang, vertical
- Foot shape:
- egyptian, greek, roman
- Fit:
- wide foot / high volume
- Extras:
- pull tabs, toe-hook rubber, resoleable
- Item No.:
- 301-0736
Product description
A performance-grade shoe with entry-level comfort: the Rover High Volume from Mad Rock. The moulded toe box allows the use of a concave sole with an additional insert around the toe, providing stability and support when climbing. The Rover features the drone heel end design. The specially moulded heel and a large toe patch help with hooking, while the Science Friction 3.0 rubber sole provides plenty of grip on the wall.
Another special feature is the thin, breathable and elasticated tongue, which prevents unpleasant pressure points for enhanced comfort. Thanks to the stretch insert, loops and hook-and-loop fastener, the climbing shoes are quick and easy to put on and take off. The Mad Rock Rover High Volume are the right climbing shoes for challenges on the wall and on crags.
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by Ronald helpful
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Robust High edge stability Versatile Good grip Good fit -
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All around Beginner Bouldering Indoor climbing
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by Erik helpful
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Good fit Good grip Robust Versatile High edge stability -
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Bouldering Sport climbing Indoor climbing All around
I have super wide frog feet, which makes most climbing shoes hurt more than they already would. Not these, though! I can wear them even with socks for 5 hour long climbing sessions without any hint of discomfort. The edge stability is also surprisingly good for an all-round shoe. I like, how well they smear on flat surfaces.
I had to bury mine a couple of weeks ago, since one of them had a hole and there was another one already forming on the other shoe. I don't really remember, how long I used these for, but I think, it was somewhere between half a year to a year. I believe, they would've lasted longer, if I a) didn't have a habit of kicking the wall and b) ordered them 0,5-1 sizes smaller.
Really like these as comfort shoes, with which I can do at least 95% of the routes, I'm able to according to strength and skill level. Only for the teeniest tiniest footholds and overhang with very tight toehooks do I have to change to my more expensive, more specialized climbing shoes.
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Good fit High edge stability Good grip Versatile -
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Beginner Bouldering Indoor climbing All around
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Bouldering
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High edge stability Good grip Robust Versatile Good fit -
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Bouldering Beginner Sport climbing Indoor climbing All around
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Robust Good grip -
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Bouldering
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Good grip Robust Good fit High edge stability -
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Bouldering
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Good grip Robust Good fit -
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Indoor climbing Bouldering
27% have found the reviews
by Steven helpful
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Not comfortable
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