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Climbing Shoes - Klimb V2

4.6

Are you looking for a comfortable shoe with lots of grip? With its Vibram XS grip sole, this shoe is the answer.

ID 8871107

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Fitting comfort
Heel and tongue wrapped in foam padding for greater comfort.
Grip
Vibram XS Grip rubber on the toe for excellent grip and precision.
Easy opening/closing
2 opposing rip-tab straps for a precisely adjusted fit.
Rigidity
Medium stiffness sole to keep the foot in place on holds.

Description

Design details

Shoe shape
The shape of the shoe is flat, with a low downturn. This makes it better suited to the shape of the foot and provides a lot of comfort. The toe profile remains precise.
Sole
XS Grip Vibram® 4 mm (1/5") rubber XS Grip is a soft, very grippy rubber for good traction, especially on flat or rounded holds.
Wear-and-tear on the sole
Did you know? The better a rubber’s grip, the more it wears out, especially in indoor climbing. This is why we have chosen to work with Vibram, a recognized specialist in the market since 1937, and have carefully selected the rubber offering the best balance between durability and grip.Our tests show that on average, rubber wears away in 6 months, on the front and/or top of the shoes. This can happen more or less quickly, depending on how you place your feet.
A wear indicator so you know when to resole your shoe
To help you decide 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. It should be noted that once resoled, your shoe will no longer have this wear indicator as it is in the original liner.
Resoling service
Is your sole worn out? Don't throw away your shoe. It would be a shame both ecologically and economically speaking. Visit our Decathlon stores to find out where to resole your shoe. With your sole changed, you can continue climbing with the shoe already moulded to your feet. Warning: as soon as you see synthetic leather through the rubber, you should stop using it and get the sole repaired. If you pierce the synthetic leather, resoling will not be possible.
Sizing recommendations
If you are new to climbing, we recommend choosing your street shoe size. The tips of your toes should touch the end of the shoe without hurting you. 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.
Care instructions
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 temperature and avoid drying them on a radiator or in direct sunlight.
Shoe weight
478 g [17 oz] in size 8 (EU size 41).