Striker LU

Comfortable shoe for beginners and occasional climbers

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The Striker LU is an ideal choice for beginners and recreational climbers who prefer precise lacing and maximum comfort. With its comfortable Entratic last featuring mild asymmetry and a flat profile, along with a padded tongue, it’s perfect for all-day climbing at the gym or outside on rock. The full-length lacing allows a perfect fit for different foot widths, ensuring stability and comfort for every climber.

Art.: 05527

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Instructions for use

Terrain

Rocks

Boulder

Multipitch

Indoor

Foot type

Narrow

Regular

Wide

Toe type

Egyptian

Roman

Greek

Specifications

Last

Entratic

Sole rubber

Rubber 4 mm

Midsole

2D Fit Middle

Upper

Microfiber

Size

4 - 13 UK

Weight

409 g

Vegan

Yes

Color

Product details

Why the Striker LU?

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Entratic last – comfortable last with mild asymmetry and anatomically shaped heel, designed for beginners and recreational climbers.
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Full-length lace closure – allows detailed adjustment to the shape of your foot for stability and a secure fit.
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Flat profile and comfortable heel – ideal for all-day climbing without pressure points or discomfort.
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Reinforced toe rand – increases durability and expands shoe usability for basic technical moves.
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Padded tongue – enhances comfort during long sessions and prevents hot spots.
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Durable sole – balanced grip and increased longevity, perfect for beginner climbers.
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Seamless heel – minimizes pressure points and hot spots, providing greater comfort on long routes.
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Microfiber upper – synthetic, breathable, and maintains shape over time.
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100% vegan – free from animal-derived materials, environmentally and ethically conscious.

Who’s It for?

A versatile shoe that fits most climbers – suitable for narrow, wide, and regular-width feet. Best for Roman toe shape, but also works for Egyptian and Greek types. Most climbers choose the same size as their street shoe, or go down half to one full size for a tighter fit. For more guidance, check our size chart.

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