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I see the French have a new Canyoneering shoe out.
CHAUSSURE TRITON
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Good to see that Five Ten has set the color standard for the canyoneering shoe world. :haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceaxe
I just had 2 pair sent to me and since I'm an invalid with a gimp shoulder I hooked up a friend and told him to go beat the $#!+ out of 'em' and lets see if we can break them? Hopefully in a few weeks I'll be able to give a bit of a report?Quote:
Originally Posted by spinesnaper
Hydro Pro ADIDAS selling in Europe.
http://www.expe.fr/chaussures-hydro-...ml?language=en
Price : 138.00 Eu
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The French page has more info, but it's in frog:
http://www.expe.fr/hydro-pro-boots-p...ml?language=fr
Where are the drain holes?
You can get them here in the US:
http://agron.3dcartstores.com/CANYON...ALK_p_269.html
You will need to register to purchase them... They are $175
I've tested them for several months and I find them very good and strong. Probably the best canyoning shoes I've ever had.
These look pretty cool... but do they come in yellow? :crazy:
Yes ofcourse, you can have also the yellow version of the Hydro-Pro.
The Yellow one is slightly different from the red.
Interesting looking shoes. Are there adjustable straps under the decorative zipper and cover? I have a pretty narrow foot and I tighten up my 5.10's just about all the way for the foot box. Not sure a one size does fit all.
There is a quick lace system similar to what Salomon does with their trail running shoes. This is located under the zipper. I tried one on at Outdoor Retailer. For me at least the lacing system works better then the buckles. Plus the laces come down further then the buckles do.
That'sright!
With this lace system you can adjust the shoe also to your narrow foot just by pulling the quick lace system. Easy, fast and reliable, and your foot doesn't move anymore inside the shoe. I received the Hydro-Pro half size bigger than Ineeded (8.5 instead of 8), but I had no problems even during the approach without neoprene socks. On winter I wear 5mm thick neoprene socks with the same shoe. I used the 5-10 for more than 15 years, and for me it was the best canyoning shoe. After 18 months of test, I have to say that Hydro-Pro is definitely better.
Luca, thanks for the information. :2thumbs:
I need a new pair of canyoneering shoes and think I'll give them a try.
PM me... I have a code for a special price!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceaxe
For moreinformation have a look at:
http://www.facebook.com/SwissCanyon1