The Ninja still sets the standard for the best elastic climbing slipper on the market. And for a good reason; it's sleek toe profile and glove-like fit practically make it feel like you're climbing barefoot. Whether you're climbing on natural rock or artificial walls, the Ninja is one of the most enjoyable rock shoes you'll ever wear.
Prices are those in Spain.
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Reviews
| Diego Sahagún | Untitled Review | | 
Voted 4/5 | Good rock climbing shoes because of their Boreal Fusion S2 soles. Ninja hold on every foothold and don't slip up on the smooth granite. Theirs elastics provide a glove-like fit and the rear band is useful for wearing them. | | Posted Jun 2, 2002 3:13 pm |
| smithkennedy | Untitled Review | | Voted 5/5 | I have owned 3 pairs of them, and I am going to be ordering up another. They do it all pretty well, and hold up very well, too. They take about 1-2 resoles, with very little change in fit (depends on the resoler a bit, too). Size them up a bit for a comfy all-arounder for longer routes. | | Posted Sep 29, 2002 7:55 pm |
| weeds19 | Nice all-round shoe | | 
Voted 5/5 | These shoes have been around forever and there is a good reason for that... they work! I got my first pair in 1997 and wore them part time for a number of years before they needed a resole. The slipper is comfortable and can be worn for long days on the rock with proper sizing. | | Posted Jan 29, 2007 4:18 am |
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