La Sportiva Performance Climbing Shoes Solution Comp Futura Miura VS Solution Otaki Miura Intended Use High Performace, Competition Bouldering and Route Shoe No Edge Techonology shoe for Indoor/Outdoor Climbing High Performance Shoe that excels at thin edging and roped routes. High Performance, Indoor/Outdoor Rock Shoe All Around Performance, Sport, Trad, Gym Routes Intermediate-High Performance Shoe; Excels at Thin Face and Trad climbing. Profile: Toe Shape | Downturn | Asymmetry (Last) Pointed | Large Downturn | High Asymmetry (PD75) Pointed | Large Downturn | High Asymmetry (PD75) Pointed | Large Downturn | High Asymmetry (PD75) Pointed | Large Downturn | High Asymmetry (PD75) Pointed | Large Downturn | High Asymmetry (PD75) Pointed | Large Downturn | High Asymmetry (PD75) How Tight to Tension the Heel Tight Heel Cup Tension. Thinner heel cup than Solution. Tight Heel Cup Tension Tight Heel Cup Tension Tight Heel Cup Tension Medium-Firm Heel Tension if crack climbing; Tight Heel for High Performance Climbing Medium-Firm Heel Tension if crack climbing; Tight Heel for High Performance Climbing Volume/Width Medium/Medium Medium/Medium Medium/Narrow-Medium Medium/Medium Medium/Semi-Wide Low/Narrow Surface Sensitivity (5 is most sensitive) 4 4 2 4 4 3 Stiffness (5 is most stiff) 2 3 4 3 4 4 Lining Toe/Heel No Lining Unlinded Underfoot Toebox/Arch Front Entire Shoe Sole/Toe Edge 4mm Vibram XS Grip2/Classic 3.5mm Vibram XS Grip2/NO-EDGE 4mm Vibram XS Edge 4mm Vibram XS Grip2/Classic 4mm Vibram XS Grip2/Classic 4mm Vibram XS Edge/Classic Closure Fast Lacing System Fast Lacing System 3 Straps Hook and Loop Fast Lacing System Hook and Loop Lacing Theory Skwama Genius Katana Lace Testarossa TC Pro Intended Use High Performance Competition Bouldering Shoe High Performance Shoe for Indoor/Outdoor climbing. High Performance Edgeless Technology shoe for Overhanging climbing. Intermediate-High Performance Shoe; Excels at Thin Face and Trad climbing. High Performance Route Climbing Shoe Intermediate-High Performance Shoe; Excels at Thin Face and Trad climbing. Profile: Toe Shape | Downturn | Asymmetry (Last) Pointed | Large Downturn | Higher Asymmetry (PD85) Pointed | Large Downturn | High Asymmetry (PD75) Pointed | Large Downturn | Higher Asymmetry (PD85) Rounded | Moderate Downturn | Moderate Asymmetry (RL55) Pointed | Downturned | Higher Asymmetry (PD85) Pointed | Downturned | Moderate Asymmetry (PD55) How Tight to Tension the Heel Tight Heel Cup Tension Tight Heel Cup Tension Tight Heel Cup Tension Medium-Firm Heel Tension if crack climbing; Tight Heel for High Performance Climbing Tight Heel Cup Tension Medium-Firm Heel Tension if crack climbing; Tight Heel for High Performance Climbing Volume Medium/Narrow-Medium Medium/Medium Medium/Medium; Accomodating due to laces Medium/Semi-Wide Medium/Medium; Accomodating due to laces Medium-High/Accomodating Width due to Laces Surface Sensitivity (5 is most sensitive) 4 4 4 3 3 1 Stiffness (5 is most stiff) 3 2 3 4 3 5 Lining No Lining No Lining No Lining Lining on Forefoot and Back Entire Shoe Unlined Sole/Toe Edge 1.8-4mm Vibram XsGrip2/NO-EDGE 4mm Vibram XsGrip2/Classic 3.5mm Vibram XsGrip2/NO-EDGE 4mm Vibram XS Edge 3.5mm Vibram XsGrip2/Classic 4mm Vibram XS Edge Closure Slipper/Single Hook and Loop Slipper/Single Hook and Loop Asymetrical Lacing Lace-Up To-the-toe Lacing Lace-Up
