Saltic Givet Climbing Shoes Blue EU 45

Finding a climbing shoe that balances comfort and performance can be a challenge, especially for long sessions on varied terrain. The Saltic Givet in blue, size EU 45, addresses this by offering a medium-volume fit with slight downturn and moderate stiffness, making it suitable for everything from gym boulders to multi-pitch routes. Its all-around design ensures you don't have to switch shoes when the climbing style changes.

Who is it for

The Givet is ideal for climbers who want a single shoe for sport climbing, bouldering, gym sessions, and even multi-pitch adventures. It suits those with medium-volume feet who prefer a balance between sensitivity and support. Whether you're a dedicated gym climber or an outdoor enthusiast, these shoes adapt to your needs without compromising on performance.

Main features

• All-around climbing shoe with moderate asymmetry and slight downturn for versatile performance.
• Upper made of synthetic leather (microfiber) for durability and minimal stretch.
• Cambrelle textile lining wicks moisture and enhances comfort during long climbs.
• Saltic Extasy® rubber sole, 4 mm thick, provides excellent grip and edging power.
• Secure fit with two Velcro straps, allowing quick adjustments between climbs.
• Medium stiffness offers a good balance of support and sensitivity for smearing and edging.

Specifications

• Shoe type: All-around climbing shoe
• Upper material: Synthetic leather (microfiber)
• Lining material: Textile (Cambrelle)
• Sole material: Saltic Extasy® rubber
• Sole thickness: 4 mm
• Closure system: 2 Velcro straps
• Asymmetry: Moderate
• Downturn: Slight
• Stiffness: Medium
• Recommended use: Sport climbing, bouldering, gym climbing, multi-pitch
• Fit: Medium volume
• Colour: Blue
• Size (EU): 45
• Size (UK): 10.5
• Size (US Men's): 11.5
• Gender: Unisex

Tips

For the best fit, try the shoes on with the socks you plan to climb in, though many climbers prefer them without socks for maximum sensitivity. The synthetic upper will stretch minimally, so choose a snug but not painful fit. After climbing, allow the shoes to air dry away from direct heat to preserve the rubber and materials. If you're new to climbing shoes, the medium stiffness and slight downturn make these a forgiving yet capable choice for improving your footwork.