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Oxi Lady Climbing Shoe

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Oxi Lady Climbing Shoe

A favorite choice for performance bouldering, the Ocun Oxi Lady Climbing Shoe features a highly rubberized toe and heel, a sensitive midsole, and a slipper construction with hook-and-loop strap. This rubber on the toe and heel not only allows reliable toe and heel hooks, but a wide variety of demanding moves you can find in competitive climbing. The sensitive midsole provides you with more control as you take on technical moves when working your project while the slipper design with a single hook-and-loop strap provides a snug fit that's easy to get on and off between attempts.

Details

Sensitive climbing shoe for performance bouldering
Aggressive shape allows a confident grip on smaller holds
Prominent sticky rubber toe patch enables reliable toe hooks
Sensitive midsole allows higher control for technical moves
Highly rubberized heel is reliable when you're heel hooking
Slipper design with single strap makes getting shoe on easy
Item #OCN0006

Upper Material: [face fabric] microfiber, [insole] leather
Closure: hook-and-loop strap
Midsole: 3D Fit Middle
Rubber: CAT rubber 1.5, 4mm
Asymmetrical Curvature: aggressive
Claimed Weight: 15.4oz
Recommended Use: bouldering, sport climbing

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2 out of 5 stars

January 12, 2022

Sizing is way off

I ordered 4 different sizes from US W6.5 to W8 to find the one that I could fit in. My street shoe size is 7-7.5, and I am a 36.5 in La sportiva and 37.5 in Scarpa instinct VS. Both 7 and 7.5 are impossible to put in, let alone walking. The sizing difference between different sizes is also very inconsistent. The 7 and 7.5 are the exact same size, yet 7.5 and 8 are of a full-size difference. I ended up fitting in a size 8, but it was too comfortable for an aggressive model especially considering it will stretch out after breaking in. The rubber seems pretty sticky though and I like the fully rubbered heels. But it's a hassle to find the right size, definitely size up and order at least 3 different sizes unless you are feeling really lucky!

meng Y

Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com