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Ballerina shape with minimal layering of material. Flat seams, breathable mesh.
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Do you want to make a breakthrough in your progress? This shoe allows you to feel the holds and to attempt the most technical moves while at the same time being forgiving of any mistakes.
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Ballerina shape with minimal layering of material. Flat seams, breathable mesh.
Slightly asymmetrical and arched shape for greater precision.
Vibram® XS grip outsole. Top and heel grip for hooking.
Wear indicator on the rand indicating when it’s time to resole.
Description
Thanks to your feedback, we’ve slightly revised the fit and toe of the liner to offer greater comfort and tolerance without losing too much precision, and slightly widened the metatarsal area and the top of the toes. The point is a little more rounded to give the toes more feeling. The liner remains fairly supple, making it ideal for intermediate climbers with normal to slightly wide feet.
The slightly arched, asymmetrical shape, combined with moderate heel tension, gives greater precision and power to the big toe. The three-part construction of the toe box provides plenty of volume over the top of the toes. This ensures comfort and excellent sensitivity.
XS GRIP Vibram® 4 mm sole. A soft rubber with good grip. Combined with the flexible construction of the shoe’s upper, this gives the foot excellent sensitivity on the holds and very good grip, particularly on flat or rounded holds.
To prevent the shoe from stretching over time, we designed the shoe’s upper with lined synthetic leather (thickness: 2.5 mm). For breathability and foot comfort, we’ve designed a wide tongue at the front made from stretchy and highly ventilated 3D PET mesh.
The better a rubber’s grip, the faster it wears out, especially in indoor climbing. That’s why we’ve chosen to work with Vibram, a renowned specialist. We selected the rubber that offers the best balance between durability and grip. Our tests show that on average, rubber wears away in 6 months. This can vary depending on how you place your feet.
To help you know when to resole without risking damage to the shoe, our engineers have developed a wear indicator in the liner. The wear indicator appears when 2/3 of the lining has been worn away, which will give you time to make an appointment to have your shoe resoled.
Is your sole worn out? Do not throw away your shoe. Visit our Decathlon stores to find out where to resole your shoe. With your sole changed, you can climb once again with the shoe already moulded to your feet.
If you are a climber working to improve your skills, you can buy them tighter (1/2 -1 size below normal, for example), but it’s important they don’t hurt, so that your foot can develop mobility, proprioception, and strength. If you are an advanced climber, we suggest you take the time to try different sizes (1 to 2 sizes below normal) to find the best compromise between comfort and compression for more force when pushing off.
Our first piece of advice is to never (under any circumstance) machine wash your shoes. Thermal and mechanical stress could damage them. We recommend that you wash them by hand, either with a sponge soaked in clean water or with a sponge soaked in soapy water (Marseille soap), being sure to air-dry them at a stable temperate and avoid drying them on a radiator or in direct sunlight.
Description
Thanks to your feedback, we’ve slightly revised the fit and toe of the liner to offer greater comfort and tolerance without losing too much precision, and slightly widened the metatarsal area and the top of the toes. The point is a little more rounded to give the toes more feeling. The liner remains fairly supple, making it ideal for intermediate climbers with normal to slightly wide feet.
The slightly arched, asymmetrical shape, combined with moderate heel tension, gives greater precision and power to the big toe. The three-part construction of the toe box provides plenty of volume over the top of the toes. This ensures comfort and excellent sensitivity.
XS GRIP Vibram® 4 mm sole. A soft rubber with good grip. Combined with the flexible construction of the shoe’s upper, this gives the foot excellent sensitivity on the holds and very good grip, particularly on flat or rounded holds.
To prevent the shoe from stretching over time, we designed the shoe’s upper with lined synthetic leather (thickness: 2.5 mm). For breathability and foot comfort, we’ve designed a wide tongue at the front made from stretchy and highly ventilated 3D PET mesh.
The better a rubber’s grip, the faster it wears out, especially in indoor climbing. That’s why we’ve chosen to work with Vibram, a renowned specialist. We selected the rubber that offers the best balance between durability and grip. Our tests show that on average, rubber wears away in 6 months. This can vary depending on how you place your feet.
To help you know when to resole without risking damage to the shoe, our engineers have developed a wear indicator in the liner. The wear indicator appears when 2/3 of the lining has been worn away, which will give you time to make an appointment to have your shoe resoled.
Is your sole worn out? Do not throw away your shoe. Visit our Decathlon stores to find out where to resole your shoe. With your sole changed, you can climb once again with the shoe already moulded to your feet.
If you are a climber working to improve your skills, you can buy them tighter (1/2 -1 size below normal, for example), but it’s important they don’t hurt, so that your foot can develop mobility, proprioception, and strength. If you are an advanced climber, we suggest you take the time to try different sizes (1 to 2 sizes below normal) to find the best compromise between comfort and compression for more force when pushing off.
Our first piece of advice is to never (under any circumstance) machine wash your shoes. Thermal and mechanical stress could damage them. We recommend that you wash them by hand, either with a sponge soaked in clean water or with a sponge soaked in soapy water (Marseille soap), being sure to air-dry them at a stable temperate and avoid drying them on a radiator or in direct sunlight.
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