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- The synthetic, padded uppers are sleek, comfortable, supportive and highly abrasion resistant
- High friction co-molded Stealth C4/S1 soles provide incredible traction on all surfaces
- Buckle and strap closure for easy in and outs
- Uppers: Synthetic
- Midsole: Polyurethane
- Outsole: Stealth C4/S1
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Athens - Greece on 10/7/2008
I use it on every canyon i go :)
This shoe feels true to size, but since the toe box is so large, your feet aren't stable, even cinched down with the straps. They feel fine when rappelling, but any hiking soon becomes painful (blisters!), especially when the shoes are wet. Also, the hard plastic buckle seems vulnerable to breakage. I do like the neoprene ankle protection and support.
from Tijeras, NM on 10/27/2007
[...] I wore the Canyoneer II's on a 16 mile Zion Narrows hike which is about 65% in the river up to thigh high water, on none stop river rock. My feet had no problems. I just returned from hiking the Paria Canyon river (also a 16 mile hike). I used Keen's. I had to constantly remove them to wash away painful gravel. My feet were sore for 3 days! Wish I had taken the Canyoneer II's with me!
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from Salt Lake City, UT on 7/20/2007
I purchased these shoes for Canyoneering however after wearing them around the house I decided that they would not work for a long canyoneering trip or even on the approach. Although the vibram soles are great on rocks, having no arch support could cause great discomfort to the feet on long trips. I cant even say these shoes are actually comfortable.
from Park City, UT on 4/30/2007
If you spend time in water, this is the only option for a canyoneer shoe.