Ocun - Pearl - Climbing shoes
At a glance
Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men, Women
- Recommended use:
- alpine climbing, sport climbing
- Level of experience:
- Advanced
- Material type:
- microfiber
- Fabric properties:
- vegan
- Closure:
- fast lacing
- Sole:
- Cat Rubber 1.5
- Sole thickness:
- 4 mm
- Hardness of sole:
- hard
- Last:
- slightly asymmetrical
- Downturn:
- slight/medium
- Heel tension:
- strong
- Terrain:
- overhang, vertical
- Weight:
- 430 g
- Reference size:
- medium size
- Foot shape:
- greek
- Fit:
- narrow foot / low volume
- Extras:
- pull tabs
- Misc:
- padded tongue
- Item No.:
- 301-0794
Product description
Made for rock climbing indoors and outdoors
With an optimal balance of stiffness and sensitivity, the Pearl from Ocún has everything it takes to conquer hard rock climbing routes. They’re great for indoor and outdoor use and have also been worn by athletes at climbing world championships. The high-performance shoes celebrate their 20th anniversary.
A good feeling and pressure on small lasts
The radical downturn of the Pearl ensures a precise power transfer to the toes. You can stand on small footholds with these shoes really well. In addition, they’re equipped with a very sensitive CAT rubber outsole. With a thickness of 4 millimetres, the outsole offers good grip and surefootedness even in awkward positions. Another great feature includes the wide heel rubber that offers a tight fit, so you can properly apply pressure on heel hooks. In addition, the Pearl shoes have a quick lacing system that reaches down to the toes to ensure a good fit and a padded tongue for enhanced comfort. With their small volume, they’re ideal for climbers with narrower feet.
The Pearl from Ocún offer the support you need and help non-competitive climbers improve their performance.
The features at a glance:
- Lace-up climbing shoes for sport and competition climbing, as well as demanding multi-pitch routes
- Technical shoes with an optimal balance between stiffness and sensitivity
- Quick lacing lets you make adjustments over the entire length of the foot
- Wide heel rubber for a tight fit and precise heel hooks
- Two pull tabs to easily get them on and take them off
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This is what customers from around the world say:
The thread was edited on 04.05.24
I am very satisfied with this model. But I must say that I have a Greek type of foot with a small heel and my foot is quite thin, so it is not a model recommended for those with wide feet... I mostly use them for climbing vertical routes with small grips. I wear regular sneakers 42.5 and this model I wear 42. I would say that they have a fairly hard sole, but not the hardest on the market. It is also important to note that they are made of synthetic materials and will not stretch much over time, as is the case with leather models. That's exactly why I like synthetic materials, because they don't stretch and don't change their original shape.
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High edge stability Good grip Good fit -
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Sport climbing Alpine climbing
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Robust Good fit -
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Bouldering Sport climbing All around Beginner Indoor climbing
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Good fit Versatile Robust -
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Big wall Bouldering Sport climbing Beginner Alpine climbing All around Indoor climbing
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Good grip High edge stability -
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Not comfortable -
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Alpine climbing