- Brand
- Downturn
Neutral
Also called flat climbing shoes. The sole of these shoes are flat. The sole is usually thick and stiff. Great for beginners. Comfy all day. See neutral climbing shoes
Moderate
These shoes are slightly downturned. They're known as the all-around climbing shoes. See moderate climbing shoes
Aggressive
These are the aggressively arched climbing shoes. They are the grippiest and most sensitive type. High-performance. See aggressive climbing shoes
- Level
Beginner
Entry-level climbing shoes. See beginner climbing shoes
Intermediate
Shoes for those who want to level up from entry-level ones. They are constructed with a balance between performance and comfort. See intermediate climbing shoes
- Closure
Lace-to-toe
The bottom end of the lacing system is close to the toe rand of the shoe; it goes beyond the lower end of the instep. See Lace-to-toe climbing shoes.
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