Crag climbing shoes
Here is our selection of climbing shoes most suitable for crag and sport climbing. These models come from the collections of leading climbing brands and cater to all skill levels. Every climber will find the right shoe for their needs among more than 40 models listed and in stock. Climbing shoes for crags with Velcro or laces, comfortable or highly aggressive climbing shoes, Glisshop offers the best with brands like Black Diamond, EB, Five Ten, La Sportiva, Mad Rock, Millet, Ocun and Scarpa.
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Recommended price
£105.51
-8%
£96.71
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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Recommended price
£145.20
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£116.95
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.
- 5.5 (38 3/4)
- 6 (39 1/2)
- 6.5 (40)
- 7.5 (41 1/2)
- 8 (42)
- 8.5 (42 1/2)
- 9.5 (44)
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Recommended price
£153.91
-11%
£136.31
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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Recommended price
£79.11
-16%
£65.91
Designed with a polycotton upper, the Easy Up Saphir climbing shoes for beginners by Millet prove precise, while maximizing comfort.
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£92.31
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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Recommended price
£149.51
-20%
£119.59
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
£131.91
-16%
£109.91
Standing for Nose in a Day, the Niad VCS Mesa Core Black Ftwr White climbing shoe from Five Ten is perfect to push your own boundaries and complete new challenges.
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- 40 2/3
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- 42 2/3
- 43 1/3
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£61.51
-14%
£52.71
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£153.91
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£136.31
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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- 38.5
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£131.91
-20%
£105.51
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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- 38.5
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£83.51
-21%
£65.91
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Recommended price
£162.80
-13%
£140.71
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.
- 5.5 (38 3/4)
- 6 (39 1/2)
- 6.5 (40)
- 7 (40 3/4)
- 7.5 (41 1/2)
- 8 (42)
- 8.5 (42 1/2)
- 9 (43 1/4)
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Recommended price
£140.71
-20%
£112.55
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- 38.5
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£105.51
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
£140.71
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£112.55
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£101.11
The Django 3.0 Gris Bleu is an asymmetrical, rigid climbing shoe developed by the EB brand, which performs very well on both rock and resin.
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Recommended price
£131.91
-16%
£109.91
Standing for Nose in a Day, the Niad VCS W Core Black Core Black Ftwr White women’s climbing shoe from Five Ten is perfect to push your boundaries and reach new goals.
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- 36 2/3
- 37 1/3
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- 38 2/3
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- 40 2/3
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Recommended price
£149.51
-20%
£119.59
La Sportiva's Otaki Blue Flame climbing boot combines rigidity and comfort, with optimum grip and enhanced stability for exceptional performance.
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Recommended price
£145.11
-20%
£116.07
La Sportiva's Solution Woman White Orange are women's climbing shoes offering exceptional precision and grip thanks to their innovative design and Vibram XS sole.
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- 37.5
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Recommended price
£83.51
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£65.91
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Recommended price
£83.51
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£65.91
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How to choose the right climbing shoe for crags?
To choose the right climbing shoe for crags, you must first consider your skill level.
When starting out, it is unnecessary to invest in highly technical and rigid shoes with pronounced camber, which are also expensive. No, when discovering outdoor climbing, it is important to prioritise comfort to be able to climb for several hours without pain.
Once you gain experience and start climbing seriously, and the shoes no longer cause any discomfort, then you can start looking at more performance-oriented models with more camber and asymmetry.
Which camber to choose for crag climbing shoes?
The pronounced camber of a climbing shoe provides greater power at the toe area by redirecting some of the energy to the heel. The more you press on the toe, the more you feel the climbing shoe tighten around the heel. A shoe with strong camber makes it much easier to stand on tiny holds. On the other hand, you will have to get used to the shoe's aggressive feel in the heel.
If you climb outdoors often, it is a good idea to have two pairs of shoes in your backpack. A versatile pair like the Katana, which is comfortable for warming up and can also be used as a multi-pitch climbing shoe, and a more aggressive pair that you can use when tackling harder routes.