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£125.12 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Kataki La Sportiva
Kataki
La Sportiva's Kataki is an all-round-performance climbing shoe perfect for indoor and outdoor use. Ideal on long, varied climbs with both vertical slabs and overhangs.

£120.66 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Otaki Women's La Sportiva
Otaki Women's
Great technical shoe for all kinds of climbing.

£120.66 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Solution Woman La Sportiva
Solution Woman

£119.95 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Quantum Five Ten
Quantum
The redeveloped Five Ten (5.10) Quantum is a slightly downturned, wider model. Perfect for bouldering, steep overhangs and long sport routes

£119.95 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Anasazi Blanco Five Ten
Anasazi Blanco
A stiff performance edging rockshoe that uses Stealth C4 rubber, thermoplastic midsole, lacing to provide the most extreme edging shoe.

£116.83 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Instinct VS Scarpa
Instinct VS
An improved slipper design based on the original Instinct. From high grade bouldering and sport climbing on improbably steep ground to stepping up slabs on edges no bigger than 5p piece this shoe will do it all...

£116.83 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Maestro Mid Scarpa
Maestro Mid
Rock boot with ankle coverage for standing on small edges with enough flex for smearing for prolonged use on big routes and crack climbs.

£116.18 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Katana Lace La Sportiva
Katana Lace
La Sportiva's allround performance shoe. It has a slightly taught heel to give power to the toes and the lace gives a real precise fit across the front of the front of the foot.

£116.18 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Shaman 2 Evolv
Shaman 2
Redesigned version of a performance classic rockshoe designed again by Chris Sharma. Blue in colour and with 3 velcro straps, more rubber for toe hooking and improved side toe scuffing.

£112.34 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Drago Scarpa
Drago
A super sensitive and soft high performance shoe.

£111.72 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Shakra Evolv
Shakra
The Shakra is a women's fit performance rockshoe that utilises the tried and tested Evolv love bump midsole and knuckle-shaped toe box shape for optimal sensitivity and fit on those difficult sends.

£111.72 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Outdoor Climbing Rockshoes Mundaka Tenaya
Mundaka

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Rock Shoes


Our range of rock shoes has been chosen from the myriad of designs available from manufacturers worldwide. We have attempted to select a wide choice from the comfortable beginner's all-day shoe to the most foot-contorting technical choice for working near-impossible sport routes.  The whole range has been extensively and enthusiastically tested by staff both outside and on our little shop wall.

First pair of rockshoes: Many of our entry level and improver rock shoes are lace-up so that you can achieve a more tailored fit. They should be comfortable enough that you don't have to take them off between routes. The fit is by far the most important factor: the best rock shoes in the world are useless to you if they don't fit right, and what's best for you may not be your mate's favourite shoe. Buying rock shoes is definitely a hands-on experience- and there is a lot to consider with each shoe, for instance, some boots stretch more than others. We know our range intimately so drop us a line for fitting advice if you need it.

Mid Level/Training shoes: We have plenty of shoes for those who don’t want anything too aggressive but will perform well at regular wall/crag visits.

Top-end Technical shoes: Rock shoes for advanced climbers are built with some very specific ideas in mind. They generally have a fit that is very precise - so precise that some climbers might take their shoes off after every route or problem. There are three main ways that a shoe can become very technical.

1. Shoes can be very downturned (point towards the floor) in order to put lots of power and sensitivity through the toes. These are great on overhanging routes as the downturned shape allows grip on tiny holds even on steep terrain.

2. Being asymmetric allows the toes to get maximum power and sensitivity without being too uncomfortable.

3. Having a slingshot heel pushes the foot forward to allow great feeling and power through the toes again.

Kids Shoes: We have a few options available for Kids. The Red Chili Durango and the Boreal Ninja Junior all have Velcro fastening systems to make it easy for the kids to get them on and off. They also have nice tough rubber so that your little monkeys can’t wear them too quickly. All of our kid’s shoes allow for growth and are easy on young feet.

Please give us a call if you have any questions or pop in to try some shoes out on our shop demo wall.

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