Sensitive climbing shoe, wrapping and flexible, ideal for use of performance both on rock and indoor gym, designed for use on overhanging walls and plaques. Like the squamous skin of a snake, Skwama is a super sensitive and wrapping climbing shoe capable of supporting the climber in the most technical movements on overhangs (in and outdoor) and plaques. Designed for performance use it is extremely flexible thanks to the new construction of the sole which increases the possibility of using the shoe "spreading" it on the rock in a homogeneous and uniform way. The suede and microfiber leather upper has a construction that allows a perfect wrapping of the foot without rigid or empty points, promoting maximum stability in twist, also thanks to the innovative patented S-Heel ™ shell that maintains stability by accentuating performance and L 'adaptability of the shoe in the heels. The ultra-adherent protective rubber Skwama ™ protects it protects from abrasions and forms a delicious surface for flagship hooks. The Vibram XS-GRIP2 sole provides maximum adherence to any type of wall. The climbing changes skin, adds the scales.
Upper:
Microfiber in combination with suede calfskin, tubular construction.
Lining:
Rear tooth.
Intersuola:
Lospoflex 0.8 mm Complete + P3 System
Sole:
Vibram XS GRIP2 SP. 3.5 mm.
Measures:
34 - 46 (including half measures).
Patents:
S-Heel ™, P3 System: Permanent Power Platform.
Weight:
480 g (per pair, size 39) Plus
+ New conception construction that combines the advantages of homogeneous enveloping of a dancer shoe with those of precision and adjustment of the volumes of a shoe with strap closure
+ Maximum sensitivity and precision of fit even in twist: the shoe perfectly follows the movements of the foot avoiding empty volumes and rigid points
+ Heel with innovative S-Heel ™ patented shell: it allows you to maintain perfect stability in twisting accentuating the performance and adaptability in the heels
+ Innovative construction of the sole in two parts, designed to increase longitudinal flexibility and encourage the possibility of "spreading" the shoe on the plaques at best