introducing CONNECT BOARD
new arrivals -
Boxer Briefs
An all new style + 3 new colorways.
Years of experience in the field
Our dedicated team of climbers and designers, including Fred Nicole and Jae Jung, have a multitude of elite climbing and shoe development experience. True masters of their craft.
Hand Crafted
Our team of designers, including Fred Nicole and Jae Jung, have many years of experience in climbing and shoe development.
Precision Details
Shoe designer, Jae Jung, dials in on the details of STAY and STREET.
Fred Nicole
Finalizing TORQUE prototypes in his lab.
Testing
Fred Nicole putting prototypes through their paces.
Detailed Workmanship
Nearly every aspect of our shoe manufacturing process is intricate, small batch, and by hand.
premium performance & Design
Built from the ground up, we have reimagined our climbing shoe line with the help of climbing legend, Fred Nicole and climbing shoe engineer, Jae Jung.
LATEST & GREATEST
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What Others Are Saying...
from 2388 reviewsGreat fit. Very comfortable, especially with my long curly hair. Lots of room for my head to breathe. It's not a tight fit, but it still stays in place where you adjust it. Will probably buy any other available colors
Great product! It’s a little tight but I think they will stretch out and be super comfy in a month.
Very comfortable. I like to climb with socks on and these are thin enough to still put in a climbing shoe and still provide a little extra cushion.
Back back straps are super comfy. Landings are super comfy. I like that it comes with the small pad too to cover any other hazards in the landing zone. Used it on two trips now and really like it so far.
Love that this touque is extra long.
Fits perfectly!!!
I love these shoes!!!
So comfortable and stylish ✨✨✨
At this point, I have multiple shirts of these in my wardrobe. The quality is unchallenged to any other brand. Seriously. Other color schemes would be amazing ( red or green possibly?! ) but all in all these shirts are the best I ever had.
