Bouldering shoes
Discover our selection of bouldering climbing shoes, technical shoes designed to tackle the most challenging problems both indoors and outdoors. Heel, toe hook, grip—these bouldering shoes provide all the performance you need to push your climbing to the next level. With nearly 40 bouldering shoe models in stock for both women and men, carefully chosen by our specialist from the top climbing brands on the market such as La Sportiva, Scarpa, Ocun, Five Ten, or EB, you're sure to find the perfect pair for your needs.
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Recommended price
£68.53
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£61.57
The Mad Rock Rover Black is a comfortable performance climbing shoe that allows you to spend a day climbing both indoors or at the crag in good conditions.
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£159.71
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£135.27
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£112.71
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£104.34
The Mad Rock Drone 2.0 Hv Blue White is a high-performance climbing shoe, designed for comfort and precision, featuring a high volume profile for wider feet, a firm rubber midsole, and a vegan-friendly design.
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£140.91
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£122.11
The Tenaya Oasi Blue is a versatile climbing shoe offering a perfect blend of comfort and performance, with increased flexibility, superior comfort, and exceptional traction.
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Recommended price
£103.31
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£93.91
The Mad Rock Shark III Hv Khaki is a high-performance climbing shoe designed for experienced climbers, offering strength, precision, comfort, and longevity with its synthetic materials and advanced grip technologies.
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£159.71
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£143.73
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£131.51
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£84.51
The Red Chili Clue Night Snow is a high-performance climbing shoe, offering exceptional grip, stability, and feel, ideal for both bouldering and route climbing.
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Recommended price
£98.61
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£93.91
The EB Guardian 3.0 white blue climbing shoe is one of the best performance/price ratios on the market, it is asymmetrical and has a good grip, without being too unpleasant to wear.
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£164.41
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£148.43
Featuring a flexible sole, the Scarpa Instinct VSR climbing shoe guarantees good grip on volumes and indoors, offering amazing precisions on heel hooks.
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£159.71
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£140.91
La Sportiva's Katana Laces Yellow Black climbing shoes, suitable for intermediate to expert climbers, provide strength, precision and versatility on all types of surfaces.
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Recommended price
£155.01
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£131.51
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£122.11
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£109.89
The Mad Rock Drone 2.0 CS Hv is a high-performance, comfortable climbing shoe, perfect for any rock climbing discipline, offering exceptional traction and support.
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Recommended price
£117.41
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£84.51
The Scarpa Origin Vs Wmn Pastel Green Lime is a women's indoor climbing shoe, offering excellent grip, comfort, and balance.
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£84.51
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£77.93
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Recommended price
£169.11
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£150.31
The Scarpa Drago XT Black Iron is a high-performance climbing shoe with exceptional grip and a highly asymmetrical shape for maximum power on small holds.
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£167.23
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£145.61
The Tenaya Indalo Blue is a versatile climbing shoe, offering a balance of performance, comfort, and precision fit, ideal for both outdoor and indoor climbing.
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- 9.5 (44)
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Recommended price
£164.41
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£148.43
The Scarpa Instinct VSR LV Black Violet Milk is a high-performance climbing shoe, offering precision, power, and exceptional grip for intermediate to expert climbers.
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Recommended price
£140.91
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£122.11
The La Sportiva Katana is a versatile, comfortable, and high-performance climbing shoe, featuring a durable leather upper, innovative XC Grip 2 outsole, and precision-enhancing P3 system.
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£150.31
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£122.11
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£112.71
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£102.37
The climbing shoe Nebula 3.0 from EB is a must-have for bouldering and cragging enthusiasts. Designed specifically for seasoned climbers, it meets the challenges of demanding indoor and outdoor routes. Its design combines flexibility and grip, thanks to its 4mm Daytona sole. Hyper asymmetry, combined with a pronounced claw, guarantees surgical precision on every hold. Whether you're looking for speed on routes or technical bouldering, the Nebula 3.0 is ideal. This shoe promises pure sensations and top-level performance on every climb. The microfiber upper doesn't stretch easily. You should therefore choose a liner that fits your shoe size.
Features of the EB Nebula 3.0:
- Evo microfiber upper
- Daytona Rubber sole (4 mm)
- No midsole
- Fastening: simple velcro
- 2 loops
- Weight: 430 g (size 40)
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Recommended price
£89.21
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£84.51
The Mad Rock Remora HV Black Noir is a versatile climbing shoe with excellent grip, designed for the comfort of wide-footed climbers.
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How to choose the right bouldering shoes?
This is a highly subjective question as every climber has their own climbing style and sensitivity. Some prefer soft shoes that perfectly conform to the shape of the hold or rock, offering impeccable grip but finding their limits on small edges, while others prefer a rigid tip that ensures maximum precision on technical holds but is slightly less effective when it comes to grip.
An important point to consider is the ease of putting on and taking off your bouldering shoes. Between attempts on a boulder, during rest time, it is always nice to be able to relax your toes.
Versatile Velcro shoes like the Katana or Solution from La Sportiva, the Nebula from EB, or the Quantix from Scarpa will allow you to push your limits in bouldering while also giving you the opportunity to do some sport climbing from time to time.
What shape should bouldering shoes be?
When starting out in climbing and bouldering, the shape of the shoe is not the primary criterion to consider but it becomes increasingly important as the climber progresses technically.
You can then pay particular attention to the downturn and asymmetry of the model to find the ideal one.
Bouldering shoes downturn or camber:
Generally, the more pronounced the camber, the more efficient the shoe and the more precision it offers at the toe area. Camber also affects the stiffness of the model. Shoes with no or little camber are recommended for beginners who primarily seek comfort, while highly cambered bouldering shoes are for experienced climbers seeking performance.
Choosing the right asymmetry:
The asymmetry of a climbing shoe increases the power on the big toe. While this criterion is not relevant for beginner climbers, it is for experts. You can then choose between 4 levels of asymmetry: none / low / medium / high.
Combined with the various possible cambers, you get a really wide choice of bouldering shoes in terms of precision, feel, and rigidity. Every climber can then find the perfect bouldering shoe that fits their foot and is suited to their skill level.
If you start finding your shoes a bit too imprecise at the toe and they are the right size, it might be time to try moving up a level by trying a pair of more cambered and more aggressive rock shoes.
If you have any doubts, do not hesitate to contact us, one of our climbing experts will be happy to help you.
If you want to know more about climbing shoes, check out our climbing shoes buying guide.