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Women’s Momentum Climbing Shoes

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A breathable, comfortable climbing shoe with sticky Black Label rubber for gym or all‑day multipitch use.

Details

Weight: 485 g
Size Range: EU 35 – EU 42
Upper Materials: 55% Polyester, 45% Rubber
Lining Materials: 60% Polyester, 40% Suede
Midsole: 100% TPU (soft flex molded)
Outsole: 100% Rubber (Black Label)
Closure: Dual hook-and-loop straps
Last: Neutral, flat
Country of Origin: China
Key Design: Updated heel geometry; Breathable knit tongue; Micro suede upper

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We offer free delivery on orders over €95, and €5.95 for all orders under €95.
 -We aim to ship all orders placed before 1:00pm on the same business day and have it delivered next-day, but in busy periods this can take longer, so allow for up to 3 working days for fulfillment.


We accept returns within 31 days of receiving the item, either in-store or by post. 
- All items returned must be suitable to be sold again as new. For our full returns policy - click here.
- In-store returns are Free of charge, and returns posted with An Post via our returns page are €5 from a post office, or €6 collected from your home.
- All returns can be organised with An Post click & post, and will be fulfilled as soon as they arrive back at our store. Click here to start a return.

Beginner's Guide to Choosing Climbing Shoes

Beginner's Guide to Choosing Climbing Shoes

Fit first: Snug and secure, but no painful pressure points or numb toes.

Sizing: Usually tighter than everyday shoes, but don’t downsize aggressively.

Shape: Match the shoe to your foot — narrow/wide, high/low volume, toe shape.

Downturn: Flat/neutral = comfort & beginner-friendly; downturned = steep/technical climbing.

Stiffness: Softer = sensitivity; stiffer = support on small edges.

Closure: Velcro = quick/convenient; laces = precise fit.

Best advice: Try several pairs in person, ideally at the end of the day when feet are slightly larger.

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