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Stonelands Lace
Description
Available in both Velcro and Lace closures, the Stonelands have a padded tongue and moisture-wicking terrycloth lining for all-day comfort. Their supportive midsoles conserve your foot strength, and their narrow heel cup and synthetic upper preserve their precision. The Stonelands Lace closure system offers heightened adjustability over the Velcro closures for dialing in the perfect fit.
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Weight | 516 g Single : 258 g / 9.10 oz (Size 9) |
Closure Type | Lace |
Gender | Unisex |
Volume | |
Sizing Information |
US sizes : 5-14 ![]() |
Best Use (Highest Performance) |
All-around Indoor |
Asymmetry | Moderate |
Tongue Details | not provided by the brand |
Last Details | Shape: Arched (technical) Construction: not provided by the brand not provided by the brand |
Upper Material | not provided by the brand Synthetic - no stretch |
Midsole Material | not provided by the brand |
Sole Material | 4.2 mm
Stealth® C4™
Rand: not provided by the brand |
Footbed Lining | not provided by the brand |
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“These are a true quiver-of-one rock shoe that delivers excellent performance in an easy-to-wear package,” one tester raved. “For anything but the hardest of routes, these shoes will shine.” Four testers wore the Stonelands on everything from granite cracks to limestone pockets, and from slabs to just more than vertical in California and Colorado, and they all gave high scores for the comfort-performance ratio. “This shoe would be my go-to for long routes of any grade, and as an ‘I only have room for one pair’ option,” said a tester who wore them for 10 days in Joshua Tree. Comfort is derived from a flat, moderately stiff sole, broad toe box with added vertical space for bent toe knuckles (if that’s what you prefer), and a supple synthetic upper—even the plump laces are easy on sore fingers. On the performance side, a tensioned heel rand delivers power to the toe, which has a chiseled asymmetric shape for solid edging and slipping into tight cracks. And the heel cup fit perfectly on all four testers’ feet—no baggy hollows. With practically no wear after three months of use, our conclusion is: “One of the best all-around shoes—ever.”