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    Canyoneering Shoes

    Anyone know a good retailer I can pick some canyoneering shoes up at? I had La Sportiva Exum Rivers... was moderately pleased with them, but they wore out much quicker than I felt like they should. There is something messed up in the heel, and I am getting huge sores everytime I wear them, so I tossed them. I am planning on heading out again the weekend after next, and need to pick up some shoes before then, so I'd prefer to not order online.

    I have heard good things about 5.10 Savants, but I am open to suggestions if anyone is passionate about any other shoes. Something with sticky rubber and drains well.

    Any suggestions?
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    I've been having great success with these, you can attack a canyon like a gladiator and they drain well. Adjustable support from ankle to knee.
    Women dig em too.
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    i have the savants. they are stickier for me than the canyoneers, and they wear like a sneaker, instead of some weird boot. i got mine at ZAC though, not sure where you can find 'em locally.

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    Re: Canyoneering Shoes

    Quote Originally Posted by DWayne27
    I have heard good things about 5.10 Savants, but I am open to suggestions if anyone is passionate about any other shoes. Something with sticky rubber and drains well.
    Just curious.... what do you have against the 5.10 Canyoneer?

    I still consider it one of the best canyoneering shoes.


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    Don't so what I did. I spent years using approach shoes and other climbing type shoes. Then I was finally convinced to get the Canyoneer II. Night and Day. It's like the first time you find asian porn. You don't know what you're missing till you actually try the good stuff.
    My two cents.
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    should be noted, the savants are the exact same sole as the canyoneerII's, but they don't have the goofy upper... just saying.

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    Nothing particular against the Canyoneer. Just heard the Savants are cheaper and lighter, maybe a little more comfortable.

    My biggest question, is where, if anywhere, in the SLC/UT county area can I go pick some up without having to wait on shipping?
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    I have a pair of very lightly used Savant's at my house. Size 10.5, owned by frank n beans on here. I'm sure he would make someone a deal.

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    mountain works in Provo may have them. they have a little section for canyoneering stuff. they are in the same building as the Quarry climbing gym.
    The man thong is wrong.

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    I have an old pair of first gen Canyoneers that I would give you for a song. Still in good condition, just bought the wrong size and I lost toe nails EVERY time I wore them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reedus
    I lost toe nails EVERY time I wore them.
    Now that is a glowing recommendation if I have ever read one! (BTW, I like my Canyoneer II's.)
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    Other problem, I need 13's for me, and then really small ones for my wife. Both sizes are typically hard to find
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    I had to order my wifes Canyoneer II's from mountain works because she has small feet. They gave me 10 or 20% off for paying when I ordered. I can't remember exactly but I think it was 20.
    The man thong is wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DWayne27
    Other problem, I need 13's for me, and then really small ones for my wife. Both sizes are typically hard to find
    Hey, another big foot. I actually bought both a pair of 13's and 14's depending on the thickness of the sock or neo I was using. However, I got them at ZAC. Mountain Works has good folks to deal with. Ask for Darren or Christian.
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    Quote Originally Posted by oldno7
    I have a pair of very lightly used Savant's at my house. Size 10.5, owned by frank n beans on here. I'm sure he would make someone a deal.
    how much? will probably fit me. i love those things.

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    You might check canyon sports in slc. They carry them in ogden.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DWayne27
    My biggest question, is where, if anywhere, in the SLC/UT county area can I go pick some up without having to wait on shipping?
    IME in SLC right next to REI sales both LaSportiva and 5.10.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trackrunner
    Quote Originally Posted by DWayne27
    My biggest question, is where, if anywhere, in the SLC/UT county area can I go pick some up without having to wait on shipping?
    IME in SLC right next to REI sales both LaSportiva and 5.10.
    IME. x2 You, beat me to the post. (Buy Local!)

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    It's not coming til 2011 but La Sportiva is currently redesigning the Exum River shoes which is why they discontinued them.
    I've never been lost...just really confused for a couple of days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trackrunner
    Quote Originally Posted by DWayne27
    My biggest question, is where, if anywhere, in the SLC/UT county area can I go pick some up without having to wait on shipping?
    IME in SLC right next to REI sales both LaSportiva and 5.10.
    And the BD Store is just a mile away and might have them if IME does not. The two store cooperate, so if you swing and miss at IME, just have them call over to the BD store to see what they have.

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