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Mad Rock makes various types of rock climbing shoes, but one of the best is the Mad Rock Phoenix rock climbing shoes. It is a classic rock-climbing shoe reconfigured with Mad Rock's technology and style.
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The Mad Rock Phoenix rock climbing shoes are comfortable for long routes and they are supportive on edging without becoming too stiff. Mad Rock Phoenix rock shoes are an outstanding all around shoe for climbers of every level.
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Support comes in many forms but, typically, there will be a more dense section of foam (referred to as a 'medial post') under the arch of the foot to provide resistance and reduce lateral movement. There are numerous supplemental methods of support and it is important to enquire and find out what these are while trying on different shoes.