Description
Serious comfort.
- Unlined leather upper will stretch about a half size
- Synthetic leather lacing overlay adds support for beginner to mid-level climbers
- Aggressive rubber heel rand and FriXion rubber keep you glued to small holds
- Quick-pull lace harness mixes easy on-and-off with support
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La Sportiva Tarantulace Climbing Shoe
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Great shoe for a beginner like me
levp280816
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I just got into the sport roughly four months ago and have used these shoes twice a week since I started. I'm 6' 2" and 230 and these shoes have held up nicely with the added stress a big guy like myself puts on them. I have used them in the gym and outdoors on basalt with no problems. I climb 9's and 10.a's and they work just fine for me. The only complaint I have is that my left shoe is rather uncomfortable on my achilles tendon. The right shoe fits very nicely though.
Great gym shoe!
sdm3736334
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought these just to wear for easy climbing at the gym; they aren't super aggressive, but they are an excellent fit and broke in very quickly. Great price for another good shoe by sportiva!
Beginners shoe
wicp21881
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great shoe for the price.. Have really held up for me nicely.. I dig them
size matters
maxp45003
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I was really excited to get these shoes because they were my first pair. I climbed with them a few times and each time i visited the wall my foot slipped off. Just hurt my knee because of this. The shoes have a really big toe box, good for smearing but not much else. Like i said using the inner/outer edge will cause a slip if the shoe is too big. Ill definitely have to downsize. Just make sure you get the right size and the shoe should work for you
Pretty nice!
Cade17
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These shoes are super combfortable doesnt hurt at all to walk around in them!, they stretch about a 1/2 a size due to them being made of leather, i found that the rubber isnt as sticky as some of the five ten shoes such as the projects or even some of the evolvs, the rubber is starting to detioriate pretty quickly and ive only had them for about 3 months and climb probably one or two times a week, good shoe, combortable, relativly cheap, great for beginners!
great for gym... not outside
ben5770727
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I bought these shoes about 3 months ago and i loved then, hell i could stick heel hooks that i once thought were impossible but once i took them outside for any major climbing they started to break up FAST. total recommend them for the gym but you might as well buy a different shoe for outside while your at it.
Good choice for new climbers
ger5232323
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My son-in-law, who climbs quite a bit, says he has always liked La Sportiva climbing shoes, and these haven't disappointed him. He says they're not too aggressive, making them a good choice for beginners, and that he found them comfortable. His only complaint (and the only reason they got four stars instead of five) is that they turned his feet green. No big deal, but some people might care.
Great comfy shoe!
Nathan Maus
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I just picked these up as my first pair of climbing shoes. They are great all around shoes and perfect to start with and progress in. They do stretch about half a size.
Great Green!
RealSnow
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Great shoe for the bouldering I've done up Little Cottonwood canyon and fit accurately to the sizing scale. The only complaint I have is that they turn your feet green after a couple of hours climbing, but the green coloring comes right off in the shower so it's not a big deal. Moral of the story is if you're new to the sport like I am this shoe is great for the price.
First Pair in Awhile=Happy
cole lehman
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I bought these for a comfy, all-around climbing shoe. Gym and outdoor sessions are no problem with the Tarantulace. I normally wear an 11.5 and with the half-size stretch, the 44.5s are feeling great. They'll take a little while to break in, but they haven't been too uncomfortable so far.
It says these are unlined. I can see a...
welliott
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It says these are unlined. I can see a white fabric lining sewn into the toe box. Does this mean they will stretch as if they were unlined, or are they actually lined, non-stretchy shoes?
Arthur Debowski
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It is an unlined shoes that will stretch about half a size.
