Climbing Shoes 9A line

• DIAMOND
• OZONE QC
• OZONE SLIPPER

OZONE SLIPPER

Slipper version of Ozone QC climbing shoes. Ozone Slipper are asymmetric, anatomically shaped climbing shoes, which are winning their popularity not just because of the attractive green color. Unique patented 3-Force system provides perfect stability on the tiniest footholds and edges. Shape of Asymmetrix last and well-designed cut are the bases of this  „hi-tech“ climbing shoe. Vibram XS Grip sole bites uncompromisingly any type of rock. The upper part, thanks to its stretchy effect, wraps closely the insole part of any foottype. Thanks to unique patented 3-Force system, the shoe works properly, fits perfectly and does not rotate around the shoe even after many hours of climbing. Ozone Slipper can be used in routes, where it was not possible to use any kind of slipper before.

Weight	Sizes
420 g (7 UK)	3-13 UK

 

Technical overview

• Last: Asymmetrix – slightly bent, very asymmetric
• Upper: microfiber synthetic leather
• Lining: Polyester
• Midsole: Suflex – 3D Fit
• Sole: Vibram XS Grip, 4 mm
• 3-Force fixation of the forefoot
  

 

 

 

3-Force patented system

Original solution by Rock Pillars from 1994 enables to use rubber foil in the construction of front toe-box. It was improved by our new 3-Force system. 3-Force uses connection of 3 points which enabled controlled inner force distribution in order to maintain better torsion stability. Inner rand rubber in the place of big toe stabilizes standing on edge and protects the big toe while toe-hooking, it continues in periphery of toe-joints to outer edge. In this way it stabilizes this periphery and with slight tension it circuits inner foot arch where is in the space of big toe´s joint fixed in a way of perforated ending tongue. This support softly this joint and prevents from horizontal movement from the tip-toe.

3-Force system:

• Stabilizes inner edge while standing on small edges by force contra-reaction from inner foot arch.
• Stabilizes front part of the slipper construction in the area of toe joints.
• Stabilizes big-toe position from horizontal movement from the tip-toe.