4.53 of 5 stars
Tenaya - Iati - Climbing shoes tested
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The iatis are incredibly comfortable for a high-performance shoe, very good at edging and smearing as well. The shoe is great but the workmanship is lacking. As i sweat in the shoes or they get a bit wet, the red dye goes everywhere staining my feet and the rest of the shoe. The rand is a downfall, 1 1/2 months of frequently using the shoe indoors and out and its peeling off. These problems can easily be fixed by Tenaya and definetely would make it a top class shoe.
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- Advantages
- Good fit
- Good grip
- Versatile
- Performance with comfort
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- Disadvantages
- Not sturdy
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- Recommended use
- Sport and bouldering
Was told Tenaya is amazing ages ago. I finally splashed the cash and bought some Iatis and I feel enlightened and like I've been wasting my time up until this point. There is only one brand in my eyes now. Honestly such good performance with incredible comfort straight out of the box.
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- Advantages
- Good fit
- High edge stability
- Good grip
- Ease of use
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- Recommended use
- Bouldering
- Sport climbing
Shoes fit narrow feet very well. Heel hooking is not that well supported, because heel fit is quite loose. They are very good for high friction rock and overhanging routes with good footholds. In glassy and slippery rock they are not my best choice because they slip. In small footholds there is not much support for the feet, because they are soft. But overall this are great shoes for specific kind of routes.
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- Advantages
- Good fit
- Good grip
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- Disadvantages
- Not sturdy
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- Recommended use
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