Kubo Climbing Shoes - Men's

Name: Kubo Climbing Shoes - Men's
Brand: La Sportiva
Price: 172.76 CAD
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About this product

The La Sportiva Kubo is a men's climbing shoe designed to serve as a versatile, comfortable option for entry-to-mid-level climbers seeking a meaningful performance upgrade. Built on the PD 55 last, it features a low asymmetry profile with a moderate down-turn that positions the foot for both power and precision without excessive aggression. The upper combines tubular-constructed microfiber and leather with a padded mesh tongue and wicking cotton lining, keeping the foot comfortable during extended sessions. A dual hook-and-loop closure system and two heel pull-tabs make fitting straightforward. The toe rand integrates a sticky patch of 2mm Vibram XS Edge rubber, improving durability alongside toe-hooking and jamming performance. Underfoot, a 0.8mm full-length LaspoFlex midsole with the P3 Permanent Power Platform maintains the shoe's shape and tension over time, while a 4mm Vibram XS Edge outsole delivers reliable friction on a range of surfaces. Customers generally report a true-to-size fit. The shoe is also resole-compatible, extending its usable lifespan.

Category: Climbing Gear
Brand: La Sportiva
Color: Colour: Goji - Neon
Last: PD 55
Sole: 4mm Vibram® XS Edge
Midsole: 0.8mm full-length LaspoFlex w/ P3 System™
Customers Say: True to Size

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the La Sportiva Kubo for its exceptional comfort during long sessions, crediting the unlined microfiber and suede upper that conforms to the foot and reduces hotspots. The moderate downturn and split-sole construction earn wide approval for versatility across gym bouldering, sport climbing, and slab, making it a popular "step-up" shoe for intermediate climbers. Durability is also frequently highlighted, with the Vibram XS Edge rubber holding up well over time. The most common criticisms center on reduced sensitivity compared to softer rubber alternatives, a wide heel cup that can feel insecure on hard heel hooks, and a fit that runs slightly small, requiring some sizing adjustment. A few users also note the shoe is too soft for precise edging on demanding routes.