Kid (Toddler) Climbing Shoes
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My son wears a size 10 (toddler) and I was looking at getting him a pair of climbing shoes. La Sportiva Stickit seem to be a good choice, but saw a few others (Mad Rock Mad Monkey, Climb X Kinder). Obviously, performance isn't an issue as much as proper fit and being able to hold up. Anyone have recommendations/horror stories? Thanks. |
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The StickIt are the best. They are the softest uppers so you can get a "performance" fit without complaint. |
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I got my 2 year old son the 5.10 mini Mocs and he likes those a lot and they fit good. They're pretty stiff so his feet don't have to do all the work. |
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Justin. S wrote:I got my 2 year old son the 5.10 mini Mocs and he likes those a lotThat's cute - "He likes them a lot." A shiny new toy! |
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Kids grow so fast! Do they really need climbing shoes? You get them a pair that fits and they will outgrow it in two months. Look at these little crushers sending my proj bare feet... |
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aikibujin wrote:Kids grow so fast! Do they really need climbing shoes? You get them a pair that fits and they will outgrow it in two months.I got two kids so the younger one will inherit the older one's shoes and I'll eventually give them to someone else with little kids who climb. |
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Jake Jones wrote:I had a pair of Mad Monkeys for my daughter and they held up surprisingly well. So well that I was able to give them to my buddy for his daughter when my kid grew into her sasquatch feet that were genetically bestowed upon her.+1 for the Mad Monkey shoes. If you can afford to spend the money on shoes/chalk bag for your toddler crusher, then I think it is worth it. It gets them excited when they have their own gear like mom or dad. |
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If you're really worried about paying $35 for kids climbing shoes get a size or two bigger and throw some socks on them. |
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Chuck Taylor's. |
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Skateboarding shoes. |