SPECIFICATIONS
Athletic Shoe Type: Hiking Shoes
Closure Type: Hook & Loop
Department Name: Adult
Feature: Breathable
Fit: True to Size
Gender: Unisex
Insole Material: Rubber
Level Of Practice: Professional
Lining Material: PHYLON(MD)
Material: Kam Ammonia
Model Number: ZH007
Outsole Material: Rubber
Shoe Width: Medium(B,M)
Upper Material: Viscose
Upper coverage: Not above ankle
Upper fixing method: stitching
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Kind reminder:
1. Beginner climbers can choose sizes 0.5 to 1 smaller than their usual size, while professional climbers can choose sizes 2 smaller than their usual size.
2. Climbing shoes are designed to tightly wrap the feet, and wearing them too comfortably may not be suitable for you. Good climbing shoes should be an acceptable "discomfort" that you judge on your own. The toes should completely fill the toe of the shoe, and the heel should feel firm.