climbing shoe
Category
Climbing shoe
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Key specs
NEO Fuse rubber, 4 mm
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Weight
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What climbers keep saying · from 10 reviews

comfortable3sticky rubber3wears out fast2great heel hooks1great toe hooks1sensitive1stretches a lot1

Says Gomis fit like a glove with great heel adjustment and stick to anything; the only con is the rubber wears out fast.

positivesticky rubberwears out fast

Loves their Gomis for overhangs and smearing, with great toe and heel hooks, but they're very soft and feel bad edging on slab.

mixedgreat heel hooksgreat toe hooks

Has long, narrow feet and the Butora Gomi fits them well, though they downsize more than friends with wider feet.

positivecomfortable

Had early delamination on their Gomis and needed a resole after 2-3 months, but still loves them and would buy again.

mixedwears out fast

Has Butora Gomis and loves them: flexible enough to feel and grasp the rock with their toes through the sole.

positivesensitive

Rates the Gomi 8/10 for indoor bouldering: lots of toe hook rubber that bites wherever they slap a foot, but not as sensitive as the Tenaya Oasi.

“I could slap my feet wherever and in whatever orientation blindly and still get some bite from the rubber. I score this lower than the Tenaya Oasi because it's not as sensitive as that shoe”
mixedsticky rubber

Bought the narrow-fit Gomi, sized down more than usual since it stretches a lot, and finds its heel fits better than the Acro Comp's.

“I recently bought the narrow fit gomi (the pink one) and downsized more than usual because those shoes stretch a lot. The heel fits better than the acro comp.”
positivestretches a lot

Has been very happy with the Butora Gomi after struggling to find an aggressive shoe that was sticky, good on micro feet and heel hooks, and wearable for long periods.

positivesticky rubber