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Excellent shoe for indoor and outdoor climbing

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I've been climbing with katanas for 2 years (already resoled 3 times), now I got a pair of the new generation and I'm thrilled: * The basis is apparently still the robust synthetic fabric with which I have had the best experiences * the sole has received a minimal downturn. * The shoe now has a clearer preload with the s-heel. Previously, I couldn't quite put my finger on what really set the expensive Katana apart from the cheap Tarantulla, other than the better weave. Now I know it for sure: It is a thoroughly high-class all-round shoe - very powerful and yet comfortable.

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Feels good on the feet. Does not rub or rub anywhere when climbing.

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My first climbing shoes, but at least they fit my foot well.

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The most suitable model for me. Comfortable on the foot and good grip. However, it looks a little unfinished in terms of materials, as if the colors have run/mixed a little.

Only used a few times, but the shoes fit well and are comfortable, without sacrificing performance.

Excellent all around climbing shoe. Order at least 1 size lower than your street size. Good for narrow feet

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The shoes seem to give great strength to the toes even for small grips. A straight base is also good for a novice climber.

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I now bought others similar. Good basic shoe.

Nice shoe but very narrow, to small for my normal size feet.

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Good grip, toes set well. Although the last is wider, the seam at the "poor bone" weighs. Next time I will buy lace-up shoes.

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I am not happy with La Sportivan Katana shoes. I bought the pair when the seller praised the durability of the base rubber. The trades were made in the fall so I went inside climbing for a few months, an estimated 25 times, after which I noticed the bottoms had ruptured. After contacting the importer via Varuste.net, the estimate was normal wear and tear. I’ve used Ocun’s shoes a couple of times a week in the past, at best for about two years, without the need for a refill, so I don’t think the climbing style is due to wear. So I can’t recommend those shoes because of the delicate wear of the sole and not because of the quality of La Sportiva customer service. In the future, I will be content with cheaper but better-functioning brands.