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Tenaya

Inti    $112

... it was exactly my style of climbing. Overhanging on little crimps and no dynos. At the beginning until nearly the end of the route I didn't believe that I can do it, but two quickdraws before the top I had a little bit of hope, because I knew that I am already quite high. View more

 4 prices   $112 →150


       



Tenaya

RA    $112

On the thin edges of granite slabs of Boulder Canyon and Vedauwoo, I was able to stand strong and confidently while figuring out the next move or clipping a bolt. In Eldo, Lumpy and Moab, the Ras stuffed into cracks and provided ample support. View more

 3 prices   $112 →150


     





Scarpa

Vapor    $112

This is the best trad climbing shoe I’ve worn in a long time. View more

 6 prices   $112 →175


       



It is one of the rare examples of a shoe that you could boulder in (both indoors and out), redpoint your hardest sport climb in, or head out for a day's trad mileage in. It can - and does - do everything very well. View more

 9 prices   $113 →185


     



Evolv

Shakra    $113

Right out of the box I loved the way the Shakra fit. The shoe’s design positions your toes for high performance without the pain of having to downsize. A pronounced bump curved up under my toes filled dead space and gave me a secure fit, while the Knuckle Box created space for my big toe to bend. The Evolv Shakra is a moderately downturned, asymmetric shoe delivering both performance and comfort. View more

 5 prices   $113 →170


       



They have lived up to their reputation as 'edging machines', without forfeiting performance on crack and slab. View more

 14 prices   $115 →165


     



Edging on a dime' finally had meaning to me, and I quickly learned to trust holds that previously felt impossible to use. View more

 9 prices   $115 →165


       



Scarpa

Vapor    $115



Scarpa

Arpia    $116



Scarpa

Mago    $116

They edge like a boss, which finally is something you’d expect from them. They are very downturned, which drives an incredible amount of power into your toes. View more

 6 prices   $116 →190


     



It is one of the rare examples of a shoe that you could boulder in (both indoors and out), redpoint your hardest sport climb in, or head out for a day's trad mileage in. It can - and does - do everything very well. View more

 4 prices   $117 →185


       



Whenever I need to stand on tiny little nothings, I'll reach for the Katakis. View more

 9 prices   $118 →175


     



The edge provides precision and the stiffness allows for quite a lot of support on the smallest edges... View more

 3 prices   $118 →140


     





Scarpa

Arpia    $120



Evolv

Ashima    $120



... the Otaki is well suited towards hanging around on small holds/edges (i.e. trad climbing) or using even smaller edges to move quickly and efficiently upwards to the lower-off (i.e. sport climbing). The stiffness and support that the boot offers makes it quite versatile, particularly for the UK climber, as it is well suited towards a wide variety of different angles from edgy slabs, through vertical walls, to gently overhanging terrain. View more

 8 prices   $120 →185


     



The Katana Lace’s combination of slight downturn and asymmetry plus middle-of-the-road stiffness provides a powerful ability to climb straight-in cracks. The things that make the Katana Lace good for vertical edging (slight downturn/asymmetry, medium-stiff sole, etc.) also help with technical footwork on hard crack climbs, without being so aggressive or uncomfortable as to prohibit climbing cracks straight-in. View more

 10 prices   $121 →195


     








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