STEALTH HF™
Many modern rock climbs and boulder problems involve over-hanging rock. We designed HF™ rubber to enable climbers to pull in with their feet. HF™ is super sticky and conforms to the smallest edges and crystals.
Dragon VCS
Description
Take on steep climbs with power and friction. These shoes are built for sensitivity and a snug fit for technical routes. An aggressive downturn and asymmetrical toe box maximize power for routes with demanding edging. The shoes have a Stealth® HF rubber outsole that maintains high friction for smears and hooks. The hook-and-loop closure allows for easy entry.
- Regular fit
- Asymmetrical hook-and-loop closure system
- Soft midsole
- Extended toe rand
Retail price
US$ 160.00
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| Weight | 430 g Single : 215 g / 7.6 oz (Size unknown) |
| Closure Type | 2 Velcro closures |
| Gender | Men |
| Volume | |
| Sizing Information |
US sizes : 3.5-12.5, including half sizes.  Five-Ten-Shoe-Size-Chart.jpg |
| Best Use (Highest Performance) |
Trad / Crack Sport / Face Over-hanging |
| Asymmetry | Aggressive |
| Tongue Details | not provided by the brand |
| Last Details | Shape: Downturned (performance) Construction: not provided by the brand not provided by the brand |
| Upper Material | not provided by the brand Micro fiber |
| Midsole Material | not provided by the brand Soft midsole |
| Sole Material | not provided by the brand
Stealth® HF™
Rand: not provided by the brand |
| Footbed Lining | Textile lining |
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“When I was cutting my feet on a roof or using the heel to squeeze a boulder, the Dragons did very well,” said one tester. “It’s hard not to catch your foot on something when there’s rubber almost fully surrounding the shoe.” Two testers also noted the Dragons as light on the feet, making them a good choice for thuggy, bouldery climbing in which your feet rip and you need to control the swing—less weight at the end of the pendulum. The new Dragons had a slightly higher-volume last than their predecessors, but make no mistake: They are a narrow shoe, without much give in the last thanks to their copious rubber coverage, and work best when sized aggressively. Their strong suit was off-vertical to overhanging technical edging and divot-toeing, with the sole—as with their sister shoe, the Aleon—protruding past the toebox/rand to produce an incredibly stable edging platform. On the flip side, smearing is less sensitive, though the ever-sticky Stealth sole and siping on the toe-scum patch, which let the upper forefoot flex, locked the foot on reliably once you learn to trust the feel.
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