Mad Rock Drone HV 2.0 Climbing Shoe

Mad Rock Drone HV 2.0 Climbing Shoe

(4.4)
15 Reviews

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Specifications

    Origin: Made in the USA or Imported Sole Material: Rubber - designed for durability and performance. Outer Material: Syn Flex - offers a combination of comfort and robustness. Closure Type: Hook & Loop - facilitates ease of use and adjustment.

The Mad Rock Drone HV 2.0 Climbing Shoe is designed for climbers seeking precision and performance on various surfaces. With a focus on comfort and adaptability, these shoes offer a solid balance between aggression and support, making them ideal for both beginners and seasoned climbers alike.

Features

    Upper Material: Syn Flex - a lightweight and durable material that provides excellent breathability. Closure: 1 hook-and-loop strap - allows for quick adjustments to achieve the perfect fit. Midsole: 1.8mm polyester with medium stiffness - delivers optimal support without sacrificing flexibility. Rubber: Science Friction 3.0 and Science Friction R2 - engineered for superior grip and durability. Asymmetrical Curvature: aggressive profile - enhances precision in toe placements.

Pros

    Comfortable Fit: The Syn Flex upper provides a snug yet comfortable fit for extended wear. Quick Adjustments: The hook-and-loop closure system makes it easy to put on and take off the shoes, saving you time on the wall. Excellent Grip: With advanced rubber technology, you can expect reliable traction on multiple climbing surfaces. Versatile Performance: Suitable for various climbing styles, from sport climbing to bouldering.

Cons

    Limited Color Options: There may be fewer aesthetic choices for those looking for vibrant designs. Sizing Considerations: Some users may find the sizing runs small, so trying them on or checking size charts is recommended.

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What Customers Say

K
5 / 5

Likely my new standard shoe

Overall: Have only had these shoes for a ~1month or so, but currently could see myself making this my standard climbing shoe. For reference, have worn: dragos, instincts, solutions, shamans, and some beginner shoes. Just noting in case I am just in a honeymoon phase :).Performance: They feel like a cheat code for toe/heel hooks. Additionally, the build under the foot makes standing on small footholds a breeze.Fit: I went with my street shoe size based upon watching madrock videos, which I think fits well. It was super uncomfortable the first wear, but now I wonder if I went too loose because it is so comfortable. However, I am not really noticing any performance trade off currently. Maybe street shoe size is the move?Durability: Too new to tell.

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J
5 / 5

EXCELLENT shoes!

I've tried a lot of different climbing shoes. Mad Rock Sharks 2.0 were my first pair and I absolutely loved them. They fit just right, were comfortable, very sticky, and I could trust my feet 100% in them. I took a long break from climbing due to having kids back to back, and when I started climbing again I needed neutral shoes before working my way back to something more downturned. I tried a lot of shoes that were ok, but none of them gave me that same level of comfort and performance as the Sharks did. I was going to go back, but they are completely sold out due to the new Sharks coming out (which are also sold out). Someone at my gym recommended these, so I finally decided to give them a try since they were at least Mad Rock. At first I wasn't sure of them...they are very stiff when you put them on and I almost couldn't even get my feet in them. Once in, there seemed like there was space in weird places in the toes. The person who recommended them said this was normal, so I tried climbing in them. After 1-2 sessions, I was sold. I could finally trust my feet again and my climbing improved immediately due to the trust I had. Cannot recommend these shoes enough!

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A
3 / 5

Slightly larger then 1.0 version

I am still breaking these in so they feel really slick on rock and plastic but the edge is unrivaled by my worn out solutions. I’m wondering if I could have gone a half size smaller but I think with time they will develop more sensitivity. New shoes are always clunky.

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G
5 / 5

Very hard to breakdown

I reduce 1 size from my street shoes, street shoes I'm 10 or 10.5, la sporitva Skwama I'm 41.5 EU. Drone 2.0 i bought 9. Was so difficult to fit, i need to use target bags to fit in and used with socks but after 6 hours still breaking but fit very good!The left foot is wearing out but sometime is normal i'm checking that if i have any issue i will update this review.Great food i like more than my skwama or 5.10, if you are more than 170lb i would recommend this shoes !!

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L
5 / 5

Great shoe, disagree with the first caller ;-)

Allen’s review makes no sense. First of all, Yes there are small differences in the heel cup because these are assembled by hand. They are exactly as shown in there ads. The price is phenomenal, it is the one of the least expensive shoes for its class. Most intermediate / top level shoes, which these are, cost 180-220.

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S
5 / 5

Comfort

Easy to break in.

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A
1 / 5

Bad quality

The blue rubber is supposed to connect to the black rubber instead there’s a huge gap between them same thing on the other side. Was expecting better shoes considering I paid 140$ for them .

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