La Sportiva Tarantula

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The adhesives on the base began to come off here and there before the base was otherwise worn to replacement condition. But I had time to use these for quite a few years before that, so I'd say that it's still a pretty good price-quality ratio.

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Shoes that feel good for a bouldering beginner. At least after a few times of use, the right choice is to get your own shoes immediately instead of rented shoes. These were the only model that felt like climbing on the wall. I chose half a size smaller than my shoe size, although it will probably stretch in use. The most important thing is that climbing feels immediately attractive.

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Top shoes!

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Good footwear, cheap.

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The shoes slip and do not stick to the wall. It's hard to find pluses, other than the price.

Great beginner shoe

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Used for a year and no complaints. Suitable for beginners/6A routes.

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A good shoe for a beginner, fits a woman's foot really well too. A little more grip could be expected from the sole of the shoe when bouldering.

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Good shoes, but too expensive (why have the cheap models disappeared??). I always try to buy the cheapest shoes that fit my feet, since climbing has never been about shoes. The lead takes 7a+ level, the top 7b+. At least at this level, it's not about equipment sports. Also, the rate of wear is the same for €200 shoes as for €50 shoes.

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Good shoes for a beginner.