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Arc’teryx Kragg | Hiking
Original price was: $160.00.$95.99Current price is: $95.99.
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- Upgrade your ordinary footwear with the sleek and stylish Arc’teryx® Kragg shoes. These distinct-looking, pull-on style shoes have a single-layer nylon spacer polyester mesh upper, single-layer nylon spacer mesh lining, and removable EVA foam footbed. The closed, cap-toe shoes are well-cushioned for intense hiking and mountain adventures. Along with its slight platform heel, these hiking shoes have a pull tab at the back for easy donning & doffing.
- Low-top design.
- 360 molded rubber with vibram® ecostep lugs outsole.
- Imported.
- Product measurements were taken using size 6.5, width B – Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 8 oz
| Color | Arctic Silk/Arctic Silk 1, Black/Black, Black/Black 1, Canvas/Canvas 1 |
|---|---|
| size | 10, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5 |
| width | B – Medium |
16 reviews for Arc’teryx Kragg | Hiking
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Arcteryxbob –
My new Fav recovery shoe, super comfortable. Great design detail on the Heel, the variation in fabric allows for a true slip on style or to be worn as a full on show, without ruining your footwear.
I bought a 7.5 and 8. I am typically an 8 in Women’s.
I have a narrow foot and the 7.5 fit snug width wise with thin socks, and just right in the length. but amazingly comfortable. The 8 felt wider and length wise a lot roomier, but just as comfortable.
EBER –
I finally gave up on wearing flip flops to the crag after stubbing my toe one too many times. These will definitely be my new crag shoes — super comfy, can be worn as a slipper, and a healthy base of sticky rubber for hopping over slabby boulders. It’s not quite spring yet, but I’ve already been wearing them every opportunity I get.
Zarna –
love it love it love it!!!
super comfy on my feet and looks fantastic too…
Zoebeau –
I honestly haven’t taken them off since I got them! Think like approach shoe + slippers, these shoes are now my ultimate go to from gym to city to forest. Works really well on rocky terrain and the cushion sole is comfy all day.
Bob27 –
The shoe looks super good, I think it is the best designed slipon I saw so far. However the sole is too squishy and makes weird noises when walking.
Keenan –
The Kraggs keep me comfy at the wall, while being grippy and supportive enough to handle a standard Squamish approach to the crag. Being able to slip them on and off between climbs is incredibly efficient and the thick cushioned insoles make for a comfy belay
MackR –
Really loving the Kragg. It’s the perfect shoe post-run, between pitches at the crag, or just relaxing at home. Super comfortable and I’ve pretty much lived in these since I got them.
Krystin –
I’ve been using the new Kragg shoe as my main casual wear shoe this spring and have been loving the simplicity and versatility that they provide. They function well like a slip on replacement for casual tennis shoes or a comfy slide on for before or after skiing or biking when I take off my ski boots or riding shoes. I’ve done some casual gravel bike rides with these on pretty flat terrain and the soles stick well to my pedals. They have a nice spring to them, the sole is very cushioned and comfortable. Outdoor climbing season is almost here and these will be my main short-approach shoe and cragging/belay slide on shoe. Previously I’ve used the older Arc’teryx Arakys shoe for this purpose, but the Kragg is much more comfy. I’d love to see an insulated high top version of this design for winter-time someday!
I typically wear a US 7.5/8 women’s street shoe and 7.5 US W in all other Arc’teryx running and approach shoes, and the 7.5 US size fit me perfect in these too.
Mariebeez –
Got the euphoria/black colorway and they’re great! They are super comfortable and I would say the sizing is true. I recommend!
Stephly –
The shoes look like everyday shows and are super comfortable. Can wear everyday for regular work or strolls but also can where at the crag during the approach .
Cmcarr –
These immediately became my go-to shoe. They feel supportive in both casual outings and out in more technical landscapes. I also didn’t have to break them in – they were perfect the moment I put them on.
Tadros –
Been a great addition to my bouldering season in Squamish this year. I aways dread taking my shoes on and off for every boulder so having a slip on for bouldering days has made life a lot easier and more enjoyable. The thick insole makes them so comfy for running around the forest and the toe rubber makes scrambling/climbing in the shoe not a problem as well.
Noah –
It took me a bit to get used to the silhouette of the Kragg, but once I did, it became one of my go-to’s in both bouldering and casual situations. I find it extremely comfortable with the super soft and squishy insolealmost too comfortable, hence the title. The Vibram sole gives you plenty of traction for the situations it was built to endure, which is a chill-ish approach to a crag with casual on/off abilities, but I find the build of the entire shoe too soft for an approach with too steep of a grade (especially on downhills) or in a situation where a heavier load is being carried – stick with a konseal for those times and don’t judge the Kragg for not being built for ’em. The hybrid heel is amazing and something I’ve hoped for from the brand, however I will say that if you have a wide forefoot, it doesn’t love to stay put until its extremely broken in – they’ll kind of creep forward ever so slightly and you’ll have to readjust. Nitpicking aside, the designers pretty much nailed this one and highly recommend picking up a pair if you can find them in stock!
Dan E –
These shoes are wild! At first glance, I had my doubts. They kinda look like water shoes or the kind that old folks wear when they can’t bend over to tie their shoes anymore (which is how I also feel many days). But any doubts I had about the shoes melted away immediately after sliding them on for the first time. They are outrageously comfortable and supportive. Probably the closest thing to walking around on memory foam but in a functional shoe. Arc’teryx nailed a perfect blend of impressive comfort in a functional package.
I’ve put these through the wringer in the couple months or so that I’ve had them. I brought them down to Joshua Tree for a week long climbing course I was teaching and couldn’t have been happier with how they performed. Surprisingly supportive, breathable, and again, wildly comfortable. I have worn them on approaches and easy hikes for 2+ miles and have loved them. Having the back heel collapse for easy on and off between climbs has also been a huge plus. I’ve seen other companies put out similar shoes but these are hands down the best I’ve seen across the industry. Highly recommend!
Matt –
Bought these for my wife in the black/black color and she loved them from the get go. She said theyre very comfortable and she uses them for climbing and as a casual shoe. She loves them so much , she bought a second pair in white.
V6climber –
Really tried to convince myself these were perfect… The comfort and function was there, but the pull tabs rip the stretchy heel fabric and create holes and the soles squeak when you walk. It looks like other users are experiencing the same problems, so I’m disappointed these issues weren’t caught and fixed during product development and testing.