Five Ten Hiangle Climbing Shoe – Women’s

User Reviews

• Great grip on various terrain for security.
• Works very well on indoor bouldering routes due to the construction and material.
• Work well on hard overhung and sports routes.
• The heel fits securely and works well for heel hooking.
• The elastic makes it a customizable fit that conforms to your foot shape.
• Works well for standing up during climbing due to the stiffness of the shoe.
• Combines comfort and performance into one shoe for versatility.

Expert Reviews

• Maintains a downturned shape without being too aggressive for functionality.
• Balances comfort and technical performance for overall compatibility and versatility on various terrain.
• The aggressive profile works well.
• Very sticky grip that works well on a variety of surfaces thanks to the C4 rubber.
• The pointed toe and sensitivity make this a good shoe for toe jams.
• The stiffer edge lets climbers easily edge on vertical walls.
• The one single strap is locked over the top of the foot to hold everything in place securely.
• The leather upper is odor-resistant which enhances hygiene and cleanliness.
• Reliable and works well for various types of terrain.
• The price is comparable to other high-end options on the market.

User Reviews

• Some reports of the lamination failing after minimal use, reducing the durability.
• Might need to try-on before purchasing due to issues with ordering the correct size online.
• Reports of the heel edge rubber peeling off after use, rendering it useless for heel hooking.
• Not the best choice for smearing due to the stiffness.
• Some reports of the sizing changing between models, making it hard to find your correct size online.
• Not the best option for using on slabs due to the construction of the shoe.

Expert Reviews

• Might not be the best option for those who do not want an aggressive shoe for climbing.
• Not the best choice for beginners for their first climbing shoe.
• The heel cup can get uncomfortable over time, reducing comfort.
• Slightly hard and tedious to get on and off, reducing the ease of use.
• Despite being described and classified as a “stiff” shoe, it is not as stiff as other options, which can confuse buyers.
• Can become floppy over time, which hinders performance capabilities.