Boreal
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Boreal invented sticky rubber with the Firé rock shoe in 1982, causing rock climbing standards to leap almost overnight. Today they still make all their climbing, approach and mountaineering boots in their small factory in Spain, where they continue to push performance boundaries through comprehensive testing and development with some of the worlds' best climbers. |
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£140.00Incl. 20% TaxBoreal's Flyers Mid are the original technical climbing approach shoes, first appearing way back in 1986. The first shoe to be usable on easier grade climbs as well as approaches, the design has had a few updates on the way but retains its precise, rock-shoe style fit, while the high rubber rand which protects the front makes foot jamming and torquing positively pleasant.
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£120.00Incl. 20% TaxThe Bamba is a stylish and comfortable street shoe with a touch of Boreal’s famous mountain heritage. Built for everyday casual wear, thanks to some mountain genetics inherited from Boreal's outdoor collection, they'll perform well for light trail walking, too.
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