Engineered to provide laser precision on routes and boulder problems that require absolute focus, this Velcro, high-performance shoe has a slightly downturned, women’s specific last for edging prowess on steeper terrain. With the highest grade European leather upper and BD's Engineered Knit Technology tongue, the Focus provides breathability and durability. They also printed high friction rubber on the vamp area of the shoe—this innovative process minimizes bulk while maximizing dexterity and grip for toe-hooking. The sole of the Focus is BD's stiff, durable rubber that’s molded—inspired by the way they forge their carabiners—and not cut from one sheet of rubber. This is their engineered solution to optimize their shoe’s rubber and rands for weight, consistency and comfort. Its stiff-flex mid-sole is ideal for micro-edging. The Focus also features medial and lateral stabilizer rands to increase precision by keeping your foot from rolling when pressure is applied to the outside or inside edges.
MSRP: $179.99
Brand: Black Diamond
Main Color: Blue
Type: Shoes
Sport: Climbing
US Size: 6
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