With recycled rubber in the mid and outsole, the new Women's Joker Lace climbing shoe is Boreal’s most sustainable version yet. Air Net sides and a breathable mesh lining stop feet from getting too hot and sweaty; a lace closure enables a customisable fit. Comfortable and supportive, it still gives the same great performance for indoor sessions and longer outdoor routes. [Full Details]
If you're looking to step up into a higher performance shoe, the Arpia is the answer. Combining high levels of comfort with a slightly downturned shape, V-Tension active randing and a hand constructed heel, this all-rounder will perform in any situation. [Full Details]
Adidas Five Ten's Kirigami climbing shoe puts comfort at the fore. Ideal for beginners and those wanting something foot-friendly for their endurance sessions, the neutral low-volume fit, wide rounded toe box and padded tongue make them easy to wear from the word go. Proven Stealth C4 rubber delivers reliable traction, with overlays on the toe box enabling toe-hooking practice. [Full Details]
The Mago is a specialist climbing shoe designed to excel on small footholds. A high-angled toe box and downturned shape focus power through the big toe; the X Tension system aids the power release. Featuring a lace closure, you get a comfortable fit and powerful bracing in one. On technical routes where precision is essential, choose the Mago. [Full Details]