Climbing shoes

These shoes are also ideal for children who want to start climbing. Whether flexible, rigid, straight or asymmetrical, small or large, you'll find the ideal pair of shoes for indoor or outdoor climbing. Invest in quality climbing shoes to maximize your pleasure and performance during your climbing sessions.

Climbing booties: combining comfort and technical features

Choosing the right climbing shoes is essential for unparalleled climbing comfort. The first step is to select your climbing shoe size according to the width of your foot. By opting for a snug-fitting pair, you'll get perfect grip and great precision to ensure your movements on the walls. Another special feature of climbing shoes is their cambered shape, which moulds the contours of the foot and toes, allowing you to become one with the climbing wall. Whatever your climbing style - indoor climbing, bouldering or wall climbing, and outdoor climbing, cliffs and long routes - you'll find the right pair for you in our catalog.

Climbing shoes adapted to your level

The right climbing shoes depend on your level. Beginners will prefer shoes that are supple and pleasant to wear, so that they can experience all the sensations of climbing. Your shoes will hold you in place and support your weight as best you can. Medium-rigid shoes are ideal for climbers who want to progress and gain in precision. Grip, power and comfort are guaranteed with this type of climbing shoe. More experienced climbers can opt for more technical shoes: soft for a better feel of the holds, or stiff for optimum power - it's up to you!

Look after your climbing shoes

Taking good care of your climbing shoes will extend the life of your pair. First of all, we advise you to air, disinfect and deodorize your shoes after each session, as this will increase the quality of your equipment. It's also important to keep your shoes in shape for optimum efficiency: store them in a dry place and avoid carrying them at the bottom of your bag. Don't put your shoes in the washing machine. To clean them, use a stiff bristle brush and a little warm soapy water. And if your soles are too worn, resoiling will give your slippers a new lease of life.