Ocun Iris Climbing Shoes - Red/White, Women's, Velcro, Vegan, EU 38.5

Finding a climbing shoe that balances comfort and performance can be a real challenge, especially for women with medium-volume feet who need a secure fit without painful pressure points. The Ocun Iris climbing shoes in red/white are built to solve that problem, offering a slightly wider toe box and a moderate downturn that delivers precision on small footholds while keeping your feet comfortable during long gym sessions or sport climbing routes.

Who is it for

The Iris is ideal for intermediate climbers who split their time between bouldering, sport climbing, and indoor gym walls. Its medium stiffness and moderate asymmetry provide enough support for edging and smearing without the aggressive discomfort of high-performance shoes. The hook-and-loop closure with two straps allows quick on-and-off between attempts, and the women's-specific fit accommodates lower-volume feet better than unisex models.

Main features

• Microfiber upper with synthetic lining for durability and easy care
• CAT Rubber 1.5 sole, 4 mm thick, for excellent grip and longevity
• 2D Fit Middle midsole balances support and sensitivity
• Moderate downturn and asymmetry for versatile performance
• Two Velcro straps for a secure, adjustable fit
• Vegan-friendly construction with no animal-derived materials
• Two pull-on loops for convenience

Specifications

• Colour: Red/White
• Gender: Women's
• Closure: Hook-and-loop (Velcro), 2 straps
• Upper: Microfiber
• Lining: Synthetic
• Sole: CAT Rubber 1.5, 4 mm
• Midsole: 2D Fit Middle
• Stiffness: Medium
• Asymmetry: Moderate
• Downturn: Moderate
• Fit: Medium volume, slightly wider toe box
• Intended use: Sport climbing, bouldering, gym climbing
• Skill level: Intermediate
• Vegan friendly: Yes
• Pull-on loops: 2
• Size: EU 38.5 / UK 5.5

Tips

For the best performance, size the Iris snugly but not painfully—your toes should lightly touch the front without curling excessively. Since the upper is microfiber, expect minimal stretch over time, so choose a size that feels secure from the first wear. After climbing, air out the shoes and store them away from direct heat to preserve the rubber's grip.