more»Red Chili Phantom
$69.99 - $89.95
The Red Chili Phantom is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen September 5, 2008 at Ramsey Outdoor.
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User Reviews
Average Rating:
Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
As other reviews I've seen have stated, the heel is…
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Use: Local Crags
Price Paid: $69.99
As other reviews I've seen have stated, the heel is roomy, but that has not hindered its performance yet.
Decent to very good edging (But my last pair were TestaRosa's, which makes for a tough comparison.) Good smearing. Fit is good. It has traditional eyeholes as well as nylon loops that make for a quick lace-up. I can't see the nylon loops lasting forever.
It looks like this model might be discontinued, as the Red Chili website does not feature them anymore. I've not spent more than several hours in them at one time, and they are comfortable for that period of time. The clerk at the store where I bought them said that he loved his pair, but mentioned that they did not last very long.
Description
The Phantom is a climbing shoe made by Red Chili. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
Where to Buy
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