Engage Lace Up
Description
The Engage Lace UP is a comfortable, all-around climbing shoe that’s now available with a fast lacing system. Perfect for new and seasoned climbers alike, the Engage Lace UP features a supportive medium stiffness midsole, and US premium leather. This shoe will deliver long-lasting performance and a fit that molds to your foot for maximum comfort. With the full RH rubber sole, our most versatile compound, your footwork will be secure everywhere from the gym to outdoor climbing.
Retail price
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Weight | 431 g Single : 215.5 g / 7.6 oz
Pair : 431 g / 15.2 oz (we converted ounces to grams)
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Closure Type | Lace |
Gender | Unisex |
Volume | |
Sizing Information |
US sizes 3-14, including half sizes. unparallel_shoe_size_chart.jpg |
Best Use (Highest Performance) | All-around |
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 US Leather |
Midsole Material | not provided by the brand |
Sole Material | 4.2 mm
RH Rubber
Rand: not provided by the brand |
Footbed Lining | Unlined |
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These shoes do feel more 'old school' than some of the equivalents from other brands, but I think they will work for people that have been used to a more traditionally constructed climbing shoe and particularly those who have fond memories of less techy FiveTen shoes from a decade or so ago. These shoes are best suited to low to mid-grade climbing both at the climbing wall and the crag, but there is some extra performance in the toe box if you pull the laces up tight. For more relaxed sessions or long easy days out, I've got on well with them.
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