I don't think most people look for this feature in rock climbingshoes, but I must say I'm impressed.
After climbing for 2 hours in a brand new pair of Acopa Chameleons, I was thrilled and amazed to see that my feet had changed into a dark almost forest green color. I was immediately approached at the climbing gym by a group of beautiful girls, obviously attracted to the new look of my feet. SEXY!
But my excitement did not end there. Once I got home, I gave my feet a rinse, to see how durable this new feet coloring technology really was. There was no effect whatsoever! I had to scrub with soap and an exfoliating towel for 30 minutes to remove the coloration. Now, my exfoliating towel is green! That's value added right there!!!
The next day, In an attempt to see how long this effect would last, I began washing the inside of the shoes themselves. After scrubbing the shoes with soap and water, they drained a nearly black, dark dark green color. I cleaned them for 30 minutes, and the water still did not drain clean. That's some potent dye! After finishing with both shoes, I scrubbed my hands with my exfoliating towel but could not remove the dye that had colored my blisters and climbing tears.
Amazing work. Perhaps you could sell replacement dye packs for when the color starts to fade.
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All kidding aside. This is completely insane. I'll never buy your shoes again (and I go through a pair every couple months), unless you release some that are not coated in this crap.
