Beschreibung
- A superbly versatile curved shoe.
- The design and construction techniques have resulted in a shoe of amazing precision on every type of foothold and all kinds of difficult situations.
- The angle of the toe-box and aggressively curved shape allow the heel to sit lower providing a greater feel and control.
- Incredibly comfortable for such a high performance curved shoe.
- Patented Draxtor Velcro closure system allows optimal adjustment over different parts of the shoe.
Technical Specifications
Uppers: Microfibre
Closure System: Velcro, patented Draxtor system
Tongue: Lycra, two-layer and bidirectional
Lining: TXT treated cotton
Insole: 2D multi-layer Stretchtex
Midsole: Double midsole GI 1.8 & TST 150
Sole: Vibram XS Grip 3.5 mm.
Weight: 340 gr.
Sizes: 1-13 (UK) with half sizes
PERFORMANCE AERIAL PLUS LINE
The OASI’s aggressively curved form responds to every subtle movement of the foot. To further enhance this we have created RBRX — a new technology which works seamlessly with our SXR Dynamics system, giving you greater contact with the rock over a range of movements.
Superior power Transmission
A 3.5mm rubber sole and five-micro-layer insole conveys every nuance of the rock and allows maximum transmission of power to the footholds.
More fit and precision
Highly specialized without sacrificing anything that is the relevant thing of Oasi, its ability to make climbing easier and more intuitive.
DRAXTOR
Fast, precise tightening system
Tenaya’s patented closure system is unique. It’s so precise, so quick and easy to use and provides independent tension control over different parts of the shoe. Once the user has configured the system to their specific requirements they will never need to waste time on adjustment again.
SO COMFORTABLE THAT ALL YOU NEED TO THINK ABOUT IS CLIMBING
The first time you try the OASI you’ll realize that it’s something completely different. Despite its curved form the OASI is superbly comfortable — more so than many flat rock shoes — allowing you to climb all day without even thinking about pain.
