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Climbing Shoes

The ideal pair of rock climbing shoes can make the difference between success and failure. Some are more advanced than others but the biggest factor in determining whether or not a particular shoe will work for you is fit. They shouldn't be painfully tight, more snug and firm all over with no baggy points. Air space at the back should be minimised for secure heel-hooking, and the front of the foot shouldn't roll around in the toe box. If you order any kind of shoes from us and they don't fit perfectly, return them unused straight away for a refund or exchange. Normal terms and conditions apply but we understand that getting the size right is crucial.  

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Evolv Elektra Vtr Rock Shoes - Womens ELEKTRAVTR	La Sportiva Usa Miura VS Climbing Shoes 555	La Sportiva Usa Tarantula 10C	5.10 Fox Rock Climbing Shoes - Womens 1246
$88.95	$154.95	$87.95	$89.95
Evolv Defy VTR Climbing Shoes - Unisex DEFYVTR	La Sportiva Usa Mythos Climbing Shoes - Womens LASPO234	Scarpa North America Crux - Mens 72050351	5.10 Rogue Rock Climbing Shoes 1204
$88.95	$139.95	$98.95	$109.95
Vasque Scree Ultradry Shoes - Mens 7094	La Sportiva Usa Stickit Rock Climbing Shoes - Kids 802	Scarpa North America Feroce 70016	Scarpa North America Force Climbing Shoes - Mens 700200012
$129.95 $103.96	$49.95	$158.95	$128.95
Evolv Predator G2 PREDATORG2	Evolv EVO EVO	La Sportiva Usa Mythos Rock Climbing Shoes LASPO230	Scarpa North America Vapor S Climbing Shoes 70032000
$124.95	$109.95	$129.95	$118.95
Scarpa North America Force Climbing Shoes - Womens 700200022	5.10 Coyote Lace-up Rock Climbing Shoes 1245
$128.95	$99.95

A first pair of rock shoes should be fairly flat and comfortable. Beginner shoes will also have more support than some of the more advanced models so they'll help prevent foot pain and ankle problems. When you start climbing harder, it might be time to adopt a shoe with a more radical shape. Sharply downturned toes help deliver power where serious climbers need it most. Climbing shoe rubber comes in different varieties, ranging from stiff and solid to soft and sticky. The best choice depends on your climbing style and what your local rock is like. Hard rubbers are great for getting purchase on tiny edges, but if you'll be climbing granite and relying on friction a softer rubber is best. Soft rubber does wear out fast though, especially on beginner feet. Take a look at the individual product descriptions for the details on each shoe.

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