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EB Kids Neo 3.0 Climbing Shoes - Velcro Fit for Young Climbers

EB Kids Neo 3.0 Climbing Shoes - Velcro Fit for Young Climbers

Regular price £34.92 GBP
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The EB Kids Neo 3.0 Climbing Shoes give young climbers a proper introduction to climbing footwear. They use the same quality materials and performance principles as EB's adult shoes, adapted for growing feet, so kids can build solid technique from the very start.

Low asymmetry (3/10) and minimal downturn (2/10) keep the shape natural and comfortable, while the 4mm Spider Rubber sole gives better grip than trainers and builds confidence on footholds. A breathable microfibre upper with an anti-bacterial lining keeps feet comfortable through a session, the simple Velcro closure is easy for kids to use, and a pull loop makes it easy to get on, off and stowed. Made for regular use at climbing centres and on beginner courses.

Product Details

  • Colour: Black / Blue / White
  • Gender: Unisex
  • Age group: Kids
  • Size system: EU
  • Sizes in this listing: EU 28–35
  • Upper material: Dynamic microfibre (vegan)
  • Fit / volume: Regular volume

Why you'll love it

  • Built like an adult shoe – real performance for real progression
  • Designed for growing feet – comfort without compromise from a low-asymmetry, low-downturn shape
  • Confidence on the wall – 4mm Spider Rubber grips better than trainers
  • Easy to use – simple Velcro closure and a pull loop for on, off and storage
  • Durable and practical – made for regular use, with an anti-bacterial lining for hygiene

Good to know

  • Upper: Dynamic microfibre (vegan)
  • Sole: 4mm Spider Rubber
  • Closure: Velcro
  • Asymmetry 3/10, downturn 2/10
  • Weight: 280g (size 32)
  • Colour: Black / Blue / White
  • Sizes in this listing: EU 28–35

Who it's for

Young climbers and complete beginners: children at indoor climbing centres, on beginner courses or getting their first pair of climbing shoes, and parents who want proper kit rather than trainers.

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