Aragon Climbing Shoes - Women's

Name: Aragon Climbing Shoes - Women's
Brand: La Sportiva
Price: 86.38 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The La Sportiva Aragon is a women's climbing shoe built around the PN 45 last, which features a low-asymmetry, flat shape designed to accommodate wider feet. The unlined leather upper molds to the foot over time for a personalized fit, while the padded mesh tongue with a wicking cotton lining helps manage moisture during extended sessions. A dual hook-and-loop closure system and two heel pull-tabs make the shoe easy to get on and off. Tubular slip-lasted construction contributes to the shoe's moderate feel, reflected in its mid-range rigidity and sensitivity ratings of 3 out of 5. The 0.8mm LaspoFlex midsole provides a balance of flexibility and support, and the sole combines 1.8mm FriXion RS rubber at the heel with a 5mm FriXion RS half-sole at the toe for reliable grip and durability. The shoe weighs 7 oz (200 g) per shoe and is constructed without intentionally added PFAS.

Category: Climbing Gear
Brand: La Sportiva
Color: Colour: Clay - Hibiscus
Last: PN 45
Lining: Unlined
Weight: 7 oz / 200 g
Midsole: 0.8mm LaspoFlex
Rigidity: (1 = Soft; 5 = Stiff): 3
Construction: Tubular / Slip Lasted

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the La Sportiva Aragon Women's for its exceptional out-of-the-box comfort, with the soft, unlined leather upper drawing particular attention for molding to the foot over time without causing blisters. The dual hook-and-loop closure earns high marks for convenience, and the FriXion RS rubber is widely considered grippy and durable for its price point. The 1.1mm LaspoFlex midsole surprises many reviewers with better-than-expected edge support and notably strong heel hook performance for a beginner shoe. The most common criticism is a clear performance ceiling: reviewers agree it feels "mushy" on micro-edges and falls short on technical footwork at higher grades. Sizing runs large, with most sources advising buyers to go down a half to full size, and climbers with very narrow heels may experience some slippage.