La Sportiva Women's Theory Climbing Shoe

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Design and Details

  • Ultra-sensitive, aggressive slipper with with No-Edge Technology
  • For modern competition climbing and futuristic maneuvers
  • Upper: Microfiber and Leather
  • Lining: Unlined
  • Midsole: P3 System
  • Sole: 1/2 Sole No-Edge Dynamic Technology (D-Tech) / Diff erentiated
  • 2-3.5mm Vibram XS Grip2 Rubber
  • Rubber improves upon the superior grip characteristics of vibram is the world leader in high performance rubber soles
  • XS GRIP, and delivers outstanding precision of support and shape stability
  • Brand : La Sportiva
  • Web ID: 23QPDWTHRYCLMBNGSFBO
  • SKU: 25742900
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4.9

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My Favorite Shoes

These are my absolute favorite shoes. You can feel even the tiniest of toe holds in these shoes to allow for the most confident of climbing. I highly recommend.

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Great Shoes!

I bought this a month ago and have been very satisfied with it. Very soft and sensitive, yet still aggressive enough for overhang routes. (I had La Sportiva Python before, which was still soft but pretty flat.) Probably my favorite indoor shoes so far.

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Good Indoor Shoes

Feels like cheating indoors, definitely aid. I wear size 9.5 men’s US shoes and got size 40EU for these. I wear Evolv size 42. Feel better than the men’s theories. Don’t last too long tho

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Great Aggressive Climbing Show

Excellent bouldering and steep sport climbing shoe. Would not be my first choice for thin edging, but otherwise great. Heel fits nicely and great toe rubber coverage for toe hooking and bicycles.

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Awesome Shoe!!

This is my second pair and I love these so much! The rubber is very soft, so they may wear out and form holes quicker. However, the resulting increase in sensitivity allows for more confident footwork, especially on volumes/slab, which is a huge benefit for me. I was also able to break these in after about 2 or 3 3hr sessions. The first time I tried them on, they were extremely painful tight, but after that, the shoes were surprisingly easy to put on (but still snug) and quite comfortable! There was a seam in the right shoe that scratched my foot, but after breaking them in, the seam no longer bothers me. Additionally, I love that the heel is snug and does not bulge like in some shoes.

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