Mad Rock Mad Monkey

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The Mad Monkey is a climbing shoe made by Mad Rock. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Ramsey Outdoor:
"Inspired from cartoons, clowns, and cotton candy we have discovered the formula for the crag-hungry kid. The Mad Monkey has been engineered to match a..."

From REI:
"Inspired by clowns and cotton candy but without compromising on comfort and performance, these shoes are perfect for that growing monkey! SupaSuede leather uppers hold their shape, climb after climb. Directional pull tab and single, easy-to-use hook-and-loop closure make for a snug fit. Slip-lasted soles offer a sensitive feel for the rock. Dual-density 3-D Mad Rubber outsoles feature strong rims for edging and soft, thin centers for smearing. Mesh storage bag included."

From EMS:
"The Mad Monkey Climbing Shoes from Mad Rock deliver comfort, performance, and value in a fun climbing shoe. Kids are natural climbers. The graphics are designed to encourage them and the adjustability allows the shoes to grow with your child. Board-lasted for comfort. Made Rubber #5 sole is exceptionally grippy. Hook-and-loop top closure and extra-wide opening for easy on and off. Double-stitched for durability; 2.0mm SupraSuede leather for comfort. Hook-and-loop adjustable heel allows for growth and fine-tuning of fit."

From UpsideOver:
"The Mad Monkey Kid's Climbing Shoe has been engineered to match a junior climber s need for comfort, performance, and adjustability. With a gracious sized hook and loop opening and adjustable heel, this shoe has what it takes to fit the needs of a growing monkey. Exuding fun in form and function, it puts a smile on both parent and junior climber alike. This is one of the easiest shoes for the junior climbers to get in and out of. Inspired from cartoons, clowns, and cotton candy Mad Rock has discovered the formula for the crag-hungry kid."