La Sportiva Finale Women's Climbing Shoes

Product Description Upgrade your climbing gear with the La Sportiva Womens All-Day Climbing Shoes. This collection features four different styles: Aragon, Tarantulace, Mythos Eco, and Zenit. Each shoe is designed to offer exceptional performance and comfort for climbers of all levels.

The Aragon is an all-around rock and gym shoe that provides beginner to intermediate level performance. It offers comfort and versatility, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor climbing.

The Tarantulace is a pure beginner shoe that is capable of providing comfort even during long days in rock shoes. It is designed for beginners who want to push their limits and improve their climbing skills.

The Mythos Eco is another beginner shoe that is perfect for all-around purposes and comfort. It has a rounded toe shape, a flat downturn, and low asymmetry, providing a comfortable fit for beginners.

The Zenit is an intermediate performance shoe that offers comfort and versatility. It has a pointed toe shape, moderate downturn, and medium asymmetry, providing a balance between performance and comfort.

When it comes to tensioning the heel, all four shoes should provide a firm handshake. The Aragon and Tarantulace have a medium/accommodating width, while the Mythos Eco and Zenit have a medium/narrow-medium width.

In terms of surface sensitivity, the Aragon and Mythos Eco have a sensitivity rating of 3, while the Zenit has a rating of 2. For stiffness, the Aragon and Mythos Eco have a rating of 3, while the Zenit has a rating of 5.

All four shoes have an unlined interior, providing a comfortable and breathable feel. The Aragon and Tarantulace feature a 1.8mm FriXion RS sole, while the Mythos Eco and Zenit have a 4mm FriXion ECO and Vibram XS Grip 1/2 sole respectively.

The Aragon and Zenit have a 2-strap hook and loop closure, while the Tarantulace and Mythos Eco have a lace-up closure.

If you're looking for a versatile, leather beginner shoe with excellent performance, the Finale Tarantula and Miura are great options. Both shoes feature Vibram rubber soles that provide superior grip and durability.

The Tarantula has a pointed toe shape, moderate downturn, and medium asymmetry, making it suitable for beginner to intermediate climbers. The Miura has a rounded toe shape, flat downturn, and low asymmetry, making it perfect for all-around and pure beginner climbing.

When tensioning the heel, the Tarantula and Miura should provide a firm handshake. The Tarantula has a medium-firm heel tension if crack climbing, while the Miura has a tight heel for high-performance climbing.

The Tarantula has medium-high/average-wide volume and width, while the Miura has low-medium/narrow volume and width.

In terms of surface sensitivity, the Tarantula has a rating of 2, while the Miura has a rating of 3. For stiffness, both shoes have a rating of 4.

Both shoes have an unlined interior and feature a 1/2 sole for ultimate performance. The Tarantula has a 5mm Vibram XS Edge sole, while the Miura has a 5mm FriXion RS/Classic sole.

The Tarantula has a lace-up closure, while the Miura has a 2-strap hook and loop closure.

No matter which shoe you choose, La Sportiva climbing shoes are designed for comfort and performance. The eco leather upper provides a comfortable fit that molds to the contours of your feet. The updated slingshot heel design ensures a secure yet comfortable fit. The breathable padded mesh tongue and wicking cotton lining offer all-day comfort. The full-length lacing and microfiber lacing harness provide tear resistance and durability.

The 1/2 Sole Vibram XS Edge and ultra-thin LaSpoFlex midsole offer unmatched grip, durability, and torsional rigidity.

When choosing your size, keep in mind that rock climbing shoes should fit tight but not painful, and without any pressure points. Be sure to reference the La Sportiva size chart for more accurate sizing.

Elevate your climbing experience with La Sportiva Womens All-Day Climbing Shoes. Get yours now and conquer new heights with comfort and style.

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