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Drago Climbing Shoe - Kids'

Vibram XS Grip 2 is a high-performance rubber used in climbing shoes, known for its exceptional grip and durability. This specific rubber compound provides superior traction on both natural rock surfaces and artificial climbing holds, ensuring that young climbers can confidently tackle various climbing challenges without slipping.

Microfiber is a lightweight, synthetic material that conforms to the shape of the foot, providing a snug and comfortable fit. In climbing shoes, it offers durability and is often more water-resistant than natural materials, making it ideal for outdoor climbing. This ensures that the shoes maintain their performance and comfort even in varying conditions.

Asymmetrical curvature refers to the design of the shoe's toe box, where the big toe is positioned more aggressively. This design allows climbers to apply more power to their big toe, enhancing precision on small footholds. For young climbers, this means better control and improved performance on challenging routes.

An aggressively downturned shoe features a pointed toe and a downward angle, which helps climbers maintain better contact with steep or overhung surfaces. This design allows for increased power and precision when placing the foot on challenging holds, making it particularly beneficial for advanced climbing techniques that young climbers may aspire to master.

The M50 toe patch is specifically designed for toe-hooking, a technique where climbers use their toes to grip onto holds. Made from a softer rubber compound, the M50 toe patch enhances grip and comfort during toe-hooking maneuvers, allowing young climbers to perform better on overhangs and difficult routes, ultimately boosting their climbing confidence.

The combination of Vibram XS Grip 2, microfiber material, asymmetrical curvature, an aggressively downturned profile, and the M50 toe patch creates a climbing shoe that maximizes grip, comfort, and performance. These features help young climbers feel secure and confident on the wall, allowing them to focus on improving their skills and enjoying their climbing experience.