Momentum Lace Climbing Shoes - Women's
CA$89.96
CA$119.95Save CA$29.99 (25%)
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Price checked Nov 11, 2026
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About this product
The Black Diamond Momentum Lace is a women's climbing shoe built around an Engineered Knit Technology upper that delivers targeted stretch, structural support, and all-around breathability. A micro-fiber liner across the front of the shoe minimizes excess stretch while keeping the fit comfortable over long sessions. The outsole rubber is molded rather than cut from a flat sheet, a process inspired by Black Diamond's carabiner forging techniques, which optimizes both durability and rand performance. A soft-flex midsole enhances ground sensitivity underfoot, and the lace-up closure allows precise, adjustable fit throughout the day. The women's-specific last is shaped for a customized fit with medium volume. Sized true to fit, this shoe suits gym sessions, bouldering, and moderate outdoor routes equally well, making it a well-rounded entry-level option for climbers building their footwork skills. Colorway available in White and Alloy (SKU: BD570108).
- Category
- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- Black Diamond
- Material
- Midsole: Soft Flex
- Color
- Colour: White - Alloy
- Volume
- Medium
- Midsole
- Soft Flex
- Customers Say
- True to Size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Black Diamond Momentum Lace as an exceptionally comfortable beginner climbing shoe, highlighting its breathable engineered knit upper, flat neutral last, and all-day wearability that makes it ideal for gym sessions and mellow outdoor routes. The lace closure earns specific appreciation for allowing a customizable, adjustable fit. Most agree it offers strong value for the price. The most common criticisms center on sizing inconsistency, with many reviewers noting the shoe runs large and recommending sizing down, while others report it runs small, creating confusion. Expert reviewers and experienced climbers note the rubber is not as sticky as higher-end options, and the flat, undowturned sole limits performance on steep or technical terrain. Narrow fit can be an issue for wider feet, and the laces do not extend fully to the toe, reducing adjustability in that area.
