Description
You won’t be the first or last climber to swear by the Miura VS.
- High asymmetrical curvature for precision footwork
- Slingshot rand maintains lateral support without making this shoe too stiff
- Powerhinge technology combines with the slingshot rand to make sure that, when you're weighted on an edge, the back half of the shoe stretches while the toes stay in place for grip
- Vibram XS Edge is resistant to deformation on super-sharp edges and won't creep when you're smearing
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I like heel hooking!
Sophie
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I wear 36.5 on Miura VS.
My size is a W7.5 on city shoes, length is 245mm.
My heel is wide and flat, so I choosed Miura VS, yellow color.
Heel cup is so nice to me so I like using heel hooking! :-)
The photo is 36.5 on Miura VS and 32.0 Miura VS Ice.
Miura
Luke
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All my friends LOVE Miura.
Quite agresive shoes.
you can feel confident on wall using them :)
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Luke
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I am torn between these the regular Miura's....
Aaron
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I am torn between these the regular Miura's. I do mostly top-roping. Any suggestions?
Angus Bohanon
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I'd use the lace-ups for top-roping. The fit will be more precise and you don't need to get them on and off as quickly like you might in bouldering.
Edging/smearing like a champ
quip448363
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Itty bitty foot holds
One of my favorites
quip448363
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This shoe seems to fit my foot like its painted on. I tried the solutions first but it seemed liked no matter how far I downsized I still had deadspace around the outside of my heels. Not a problem with this shoe. Its incredibly comfortable even sized aggressively. The P3 technology is great at keeping the shoes down turned shape unlike its lace up sibling which flattens significantly over time.
I wear a size 42.5 street show (New Balance 574) 43 (Nike running) and got these 2 sizes down at a snug 40.5. The breakin period was fairly short and it doesn't feel like its stretched much maybe a half size feels great for bouldering can be a touch tight for vertical lead would probably got with a 41 for more sport climbing specific fit. My foot is normal to slightly wide in the toe box, slightly high volume, with a normal heel.
Send It!
Chase Skidmore
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This shoes are a masterpiece. Quick on and off with the velcro closure but the three straps still let you dial in the fit. Lined leather so they stay pretty true to size with only minor stretching. I love the leather under foot rather than a full lining. It absorbs sweat and keeps your feet from slipping on the bottom of the shoe. Great edging and hooking. I went down 1 1/2 sizes from my street shoe. I almost went 2 full sizes but am happy I didn't.
Love em!
Tighe Cordry
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Nice aggressive shoes. I went from 11.5s in evolv defys to these, and wear a 44. They fit much smaller, and are slightly painful as my big toe is smaller than the one next to it. It was very easy to break these in: after taking a hot shower, while my feet were still humid/warm, I put these on and the leather would stretch to fit my foot. They now fit excellent and perform beautifully. I primarily save these for outdoors, but the hold up just as well indoors. Highly sensitive feel, and the heel is solid. I would highly recommend these shoes! the excel at overhanging sport routes, boulder problems, and even slabs.
Comfy & sticky, but oversized
Micah L
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The new Miura VS is still the same great shoe with an updated 3-strap velcro system. The downturned last directs the power to one point on the toe and allows for very particular edging and overall footwork control. The tongue has a soft brushed lining so adds comfort to an otherwise aggressive shoe. The third top strap however does not direct the closure to fully wrap sungly around the ankle and as a result their is a bit of wiggle room between the front of the ankle and tongue. This doesn't affect the climbing, but does affect the comfort and style. Alternatively, the Miura lace fits me perfectly. For comparison, I wear a 44 in Sportiva mountain/approach, 43 in Mythos and TC Pros, and 42.5 in Miuras.
Sweet Shoes!
rpg
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I love these shoes. I find they are quite comfortable with a short break in period. They excel at longer routes and edging. I change it up for the cracks but love these shoes on face climbs at the Gunks. I am a 9.5 running shoe, 10 hiking boot with a narrow foot. I wear a size 40 in these. They were awful when i received them. I broke them in by wetting them in the shower and wearing them around the house for a day. After a few pitches they stretched out just enough to be a snug fit with no pain or discomfort. I wear a 40 mythos as well but could probably go with a 39.5 in the Mythos. I also own a size 41 lace up miura which is my all around shoe.
tastey good
Karen
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These shoes turn your toes into razor blades. They have a great point and it is shaped in a way that automatically switches your weight onto the tips of your toes and seriously boosts your footwork.
Plus they do their job without cutting off circulation. I normally swear by super-tight shoes but I bought these a little loose for longer climbs. They still have all the benefits of an aggressive shoe without being uncomfortably tight.
I would recommend these shoes to anyone who expresses the slightest interest in purchasing them.
My best shoe yet.
Mark
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I'm an intermediate climber who had trouble finding an aggressive climbing shoe that wouldn't tear my toes up. I have a size 13 foot and long toes that really curl up in a tight shoe. The last aggressive shoe I owned left me with painful, bloody toes and kept me off the wall for weeks as they healed. Ended up trying the Miura after trying them on in store in SLC and was happy to pay the price, (considering my skill level), for a great shoe that has helped my climbing considerably.
Best shoe for overhanging rock
Patrick Mulligan
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I love this shoe for overhanging routes and bouldering. They are precise, sensitive, and fit like a glove.
Great all around shoe!
Jonathan
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This is my go to shoe for long technical routes on rope and also for gnarly boulder problems.
They will be stiff at first and they don't stretch much but after a couple weeks they mold to the foot and climbers style.
Definitely one of the better shoes on the market.
I still prefer my "Testarossa's" but these are a close second.
HEEL HOOKIN ERR DAY!
Chase H
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these shoes kick ass
These shoes look like they have some...
Jem
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These shoes look like they have some incredible edging power, but how's the smearing??? They have a pretty good camber to them....the pictures on BC don't do the camber justice its a little more defined.
Arthur Debowski
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They are more aggressive than they appear here. I would look to a softer shoe like the Cobra or the Katana.
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