Five Ten Coyote Lace-Up

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The Coyote Lace-Up is a climbing shoe made by Five Ten. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 5 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Five Ten Coyote Lace-Up Climbing Shoe (Fall 2008) The Coyote Lace-Up Climbing Shoe by Five Ten has all leather uppers and Stealth C4 soles packed into an entry-level priced shoe. The Coyote Lace-Up, like the Velcro is sure to meet consumer demand. Specifications: Weight: n/a Stealth C4 soles Dual pull-on loops Unlined leather upper"

From Backcountry.com:
"If you're sick of tearing up your crack shoes in a few weekends or just need a durable, comfortable shoe to start climbing, reach for the Five Ten Coyote Lace-Up. These unlined leather shoes conform to your feet as they stretch about a half size, so you won't have any pressure points when you start up a pitch. Five Ten uses Stealth C4 soles with thick rubber to increase the Coyote's life span while provide good edging and smearing performance on sport routes and crack climbs."

From REI:
"With all-leather uppers and sticky Stealth C4 soles, these entry-level shoes are great for all-around climbing. Semi-flexed, slip-lasted design offers all-around performance; low-cut profile allows ankle mobility. Stealth® C4 ultra-sticky rubber outsoles and rands offer exceptional grip and durable wear. Full-wrap rands and deep heel cups give extra traction for cracks, edges and smears. Unlined split-leather uppers offer breathable comfort against the skin; unlined leather may stretch between a half and whole size."

From RockCreek:
"The Coyote Lace-Up Climbing Shoe by Five Ten is a great shoe for anyone who is just beginning to rock climb. With all leather uppers you get a shoe that stays comfortable all day long. The soles are Stealth C4 rubber, which is some of the stickiest rubber in the world. The lace-up closure keeps the shoe tight on your foot for a more precise feel and fit."

User Reviews

Men's Coyote Lace-Up
Reviewed by Roger Yang, Apr 04, 2008

"They're a good shoe. For someone who has wide feet such as myself, they're great.

On the downside, they're pretty cheap. The stitchings on the side has torn on mine, and these shoes wear away pretty quickly. If you do a massive amount of edging, you're going to wear away these shoes within 4-5 months, perhaps 2 times a week."

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Coyote Lace-Up
Reviewed by Laura Friesell, Mar 05, 2008

"I have had these shoes for 3 years now and they have withheld lots of indoor and outdoor climbing. Climbing in them on an average of 4 times a week, they have been excellent gym climbing shoes. They are very comfortable and great for beginners.

A downfall is that the heel pops off easily when doing heel hooks and the edging wears off fairly quickly."

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Men's Coyote Lace-Up
Reviewed by Brady, Feb 07, 2008

"I've had these shoes for about 5 months and they're still in good shape. They're used on average two or three times a week. The rubber is still in good shape and still sticks well. Can't really ask for much more from a shoe for this price"

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Men's Coyote Lace-Up
Reviewed by Ryan, Feb 11, 2006

"I've owned these shoes for a little less than a year and they're pretty much shot. They were used on average once a week. They were good beginner shoes and they were cheap, but you get what you pay for. The rubber wore really quickly, especially at the toe."

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Men's Coyote Lace-Up
Reviewed by Ethan Dahlin Magoon, Jan 17, 2006

"Just bought these kicks at my local EMS. I plan to use them at an indoor rock gym. I'll post more about their fit/function after the break-in period! Initially the fit is comfortable and snug. I recommend buying a half-size smaller, as the folks at EMS told me these shoes will stretch a bit."

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