The Gomi Pink LV is the Low Volume (narrow) version of the Gomi Sea Grass . The Butora Gomi is a comfortable down-turned performance climbing shoe wrapped in their NEO Fuse sticky rubber that is best suited for sport climbing and bouldering. The Gomi gets back to Butora's tradition of carefully pairing comfort with performance. The Gomi is marginally softer than their other aggressive models and is a completely new last built from the ground up.
The Gomi Pink LV is the Low Volume (narrow) version of the Gomi Sea Grass . The Butora Gomi is a comfortable down-turned performance climbing shoe wrapped in their NEO Fuse sticky rubber that is best suited for sport climbing and bouldering. The Gomi gets back to Butora's tradition of carefully pairing comfort with performance. The Gomi is marginally softer than their other aggressive models and is a completely new last built from the ground up.
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The lowest price for Butora Gomi LV Climbing Shoe (Size: US 11.5) right now is $249.95 at Climbing Anchors.
The all-time low was $203.96 on 31 Dec 2025 — today's price is 23% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 25 Apr 2026.
Butora Gomi LV Climbing Shoe (Size: US 11.5)
The Gomi Pink LV is the Low Volume (narrow) version of the Gomi Sea Grass . The Butora Gomi is a comfortable down-turned performance climbing shoe wrapped in their NEO Fuse sticky rubber that is best suited for sport climbing and bouldering. The Gomi gets back to Butora's tradition of carefully pairing comfort with performance. The Gomi is marginally softer than their other aggressive models and is a completely new last built from the ground up.
The Gomi Pink LV is the Low Volume (narrow) version of the Gomi Sea Grass . The Butora Gomi is a comfortable down-turned performance climbing shoe wrapped in their NEO Fuse sticky rubber that is best suited for sport climbing and bouldering. The Gomi gets back to Butora's tradition of carefully pairing comfort with performance. The Gomi is marginally softer than their other aggressive models and is a completely new last built from the ground up.
Last updated at 25/04/2026 10:09:34
Butora Gomi LV Climbing Shoe (Size: US 11.5)
Free delivery between 27 Apr – 4 May
originally posted on REI
I've owned three pairs of these in different sizes for different uses (tight for comps, loose for outdoor). The shoe itself fits me very well and I can handle all sorts of moves with it.In terms of longevity, one pair lasts me about 3 months with heavy use (climbing 6 times a week) before needing a resole. This is to be expected.However, the three pieces of sewn fabric that hold the plastic loop are beginning to break, one by one. Hopefully Butora reinforces the stitching here in future models.
originally posted on REI
The break in period was so short on these, only a few sessions. They’re softer than I expected given how much rubber coverage there is, which was awesome! I wear between a 9.5 and a 10 in women’s street shoes and I bought these in a 9.5 and they fit great. Side note: thank you Butora for making women’s shoes for women with big feet! The only issue is that the heel has a tiny bit of dead space, but that’s likely a me problem since my foot is weird and my heel is verrrry narrow. Heel and toe hooks are still great! Overall, I love these and they were so reasonably priced for aggressive shoes.
originally posted on REI
These are awesome shoes for the most part. For size reference my foot measures 10.130 inches and i have the size ten. After the break in period the shoes now fit aggressively comfortable( i can wear them for an extended period of time without issue). I climb 3-5 times a week both indoor and outdoor. Ive had them for about a month and they seem to wearing down normally. I love the upper part of the shoe as the rubber is excellent for toe hooks.My only issue is the heel. The rubber seem to be harder on the heel and it seems my heel will easily slide off holds that i never had issues with before. Its a bummer as the shoe really holds your heel in amazingly.Be prepared to have a bit of a fight getting your foot into the shoe intially. Once its in its good though, i ... MoreThese are awesome shoes for the most part. For size reference my foot measures 10.130 inches and i have the size ten. After the break in period the shoes now fit aggressively comfortable( i can wear them for an extended period of time without issue). I climb 3-5 times a week both indoor and outdoor. Ive had them for about a month and they seem to wearing down normally. I love the upper part of the shoe as the rubber is excellent for toe hooks.My only issue is the heel. The rubber seem to be harder on the heel and it seems my heel will easily slide off holds that i never had issues with before. Its a bummer as the shoe really holds your heel in amazingly.Be prepared to have a bit of a fight getting your foot into the shoe intially. Once its in its good though, i think its due to how high the rubber goes up on the shoe.If it wasnt for the rubber on the heel i would give these a 5 star for sure!
Butora Gomi LV Climbing Shoe (Size: US 11.5)
Free delivery between 27 Apr – 4 May
I've owned three pairs of these in different sizes for different uses (tight for comps, loose for outdoor). The shoe itself fits me very well and I can handle all sorts of moves with it.In terms of longevity, one pair lasts me about 3 months with heavy use (climbing 6 times a week) before needing a resole. This is to be expected.However, the three pieces of sewn fabric that hold the plastic loop are beginning to break, one by one. Hopefully Butora reinforces the stitching here in future models.
The break in period was so short on these, only a few sessions. They’re softer than I expected given how much rubber coverage there is, which was awesome! I wear between a 9.5 and a 10 in women’s street shoes and I bought these in a 9.5 and they fit great. Side note: thank you Butora for making women’s shoes for women with big feet! The only issue is that the heel has a tiny bit of dead space, but that’s likely a me problem since my foot is weird and my heel is verrrry narrow. Heel and toe hooks are still great! Overall, I love these and they were so reasonably priced for aggressive shoes.
These are awesome shoes for the most part. For size reference my foot measures 10.130 inches and i have the size ten. After the break in period the shoes now fit aggressively comfortable( i can wear them for an extended period of time without issue). I climb 3-5 times a week both indoor and outdoor. Ive had them for about a month and they seem to wearing down normally. I love the upper part of the shoe as the rubber is excellent for toe hooks.My only issue is the heel. The rubber seem to be harder on the heel and it seems my heel will easily slide off holds that i never had issues with before. Its a bummer as the shoe really holds your heel in amazingly.Be prepared to have a bit of a fight getting your foot into the shoe intially. Once its in its good though, i ... MoreThese are awesome shoes for the most part. For size reference my foot measures 10.130 inches and i have the size ten. After the break in period the shoes now fit aggressively comfortable( i can wear them for an extended period of time without issue). I climb 3-5 times a week both indoor and outdoor. Ive had them for about a month and they seem to wearing down normally. I love the upper part of the shoe as the rubber is excellent for toe hooks.My only issue is the heel. The rubber seem to be harder on the heel and it seems my heel will easily slide off holds that i never had issues with before. Its a bummer as the shoe really holds your heel in amazingly.Be prepared to have a bit of a fight getting your foot into the shoe intially. Once its in its good though, i think its due to how high the rubber goes up on the shoe.If it wasnt for the rubber on the heel i would give these a 5 star for sure!
This is a great shoe! I love climbing overhangs, and these shoes really allow me to dig my toe in on holds and keep my feet on the wall. I have a very narrow heel, and the slim heel cup on this shoe fits my foot like a glove, making heel hooks feel super secure. It's currently my favorite shoe to climb in!! However, with its softer rubber and aggressive downturn, these shoes are terrible for slab climbing. Every time I try some slab problems in these, they very quickly become too painful.If you have a strong preference for cave climbing like I do, I would definitely recommend these shoes - but I might suggest something else if you're looking for a more versatile, all-day gym shoe.
My feet are narrow and slightly different sizes — women’s 8.5 and 8 street shoe size — so it’s hard to find a shoe that works. I got these in women’s size 9 (41 EU) and they fit my feet so well after breaking in. The only downside is that the heel feels a bit insecure for heel hooking.I’m happily climbing V4-V6 in them. They’re more sensitive than my previous shoe Scarpa Vapor V but less sensitive than other shoes I’ve tried on like La Sportiva Theory. I’ve mainly used them indoors and they’ve been great for all styles (slab, overhanging, edging, etc). I did ~15 days outdoor climbing in them and that no issues there either. I like it better than the Vapor in all ways except heel hooking.For longevity, I’ve been using them for an average of 3 times a week for a ... MoreMy feet are narrow and slightly different sizes — women’s 8.5 and 8 street shoe size — so it’s hard to find a shoe that works. I got these in women’s size 9 (41 EU) and they fit my feet so well after breaking in. The only downside is that the heel feels a bit insecure for heel hooking.I’m happily climbing V4-V6 in them. They’re more sensitive than my previous shoe Scarpa Vapor V but less sensitive than other shoes I’ve tried on like La Sportiva Theory. I’ve mainly used them indoors and they’ve been great for all styles (slab, overhanging, edging, etc). I did ~15 days outdoor climbing in them and that no issues there either. I like it better than the Vapor in all ways except heel hooking.For longevity, I’ve been using them for an average of 3 times a week for a little over a year now and it seems to be lasting appropriately for how much use I got. The right toe is wearing out a bit but hasn’t developed a hole yet.
I joke that these are my cinderella climbing shoes because as soon as I tried them on I knew they were the ones. I tried on every climbing shoe in my size (36/US 6) and these were by far the best. They are an upgrade from my pair of Scarpa Helix and I really like the more aggressive fit. I take them off in between climbs and when belaying to avoid my toes getting super squished. They are great for people with lower tops of their feet but still need something with an arch. I felt like they broke in fairly quickly and are great for smearing, toe and heel hooking. No signs of wear that are too concerning considering that I climb in them 5+ days a week.
After FiveTen went down the drain in quality, I was forced to stray from my favorite shoes of years (hiangles). After trying many pairs, I finally found these. They are like a sticker, more precise, WAYYYY more durable, and better version of the hiangles. The amount of rubber on these is amazing, they're super precise and they have the perfect compromise of sensitive and stiff (which, coming from me, means they're still very sensitive- this is not a stiff shoe). These shoes were pretty tight and uncomfortable at first, but were already feeling better by the end of the first session. The slipper design means they eventually become a mold of your foot- no space anywhere.Please don't ever discontinue these Butora! Love love love.
These are my first more moderate/aggressive shoe for bouldering. My street size is US 9W or EU 40/40.5W but although they recommended women go a full size down from their street size, I ended up getting these in 9.5W (though perhaps a 9 would work after breaking in, but I wasn’t certain with so much rubber). That said, the site recommends men order their street size and my boyfriend wears 9/9.5M but he can’t even get the shoe further than the ball of his foot past the velcro — even though I had broken them in for two climbing sessions. I’ll say that these are a little better for bouldering because standing/belaying is not comfortable im these for more than 10 minutes. That said, they did barely loosen up so far so they are a little more comfortable than initially. ... MoreThese are my first more moderate/aggressive shoe for bouldering. My street size is US 9W or EU 40/40.5W but although they recommended women go a full size down from their street size, I ended up getting these in 9.5W (though perhaps a 9 would work after breaking in, but I wasn’t certain with so much rubber). That said, the site recommends men order their street size and my boyfriend wears 9/9.5M but he can’t even get the shoe further than the ball of his foot past the velcro — even though I had broken them in for two climbing sessions. I’ll say that these are a little better for bouldering because standing/belaying is not comfortable im these for more than 10 minutes. That said, they did barely loosen up so far so they are a little more comfortable than initially. Still, I would recommend these shoes to others with asymmetrical and low volume feet but only after sizing them in person.
I wear a 7.5/8 in a street shoe and purchased the Gomis in a 7, which fit perfectly. There's no deadspace in the toebox and they fit perfectly in length, with just a gentle curve on toes for precise footwork. They're both comfortable enough to wear between climbs and durable. I use them in the gym and on sandstone, bouldering and leading. The NEO fuse rubber on the toes is perfect for toehooking, which I had difficulty doing in my old Otakis.I have skinny feet with a large arch, so my only complaint is the heel. Like the Solutions (and most LaSportiva shoes), there's a little extra room in the Butora heel, which makes heelhooking and mantling a little less than precise. My climbing parter has the same complaint about their Gomis, too, so they recently switched to ... MoreI wear a 7.5/8 in a street shoe and purchased the Gomis in a 7, which fit perfectly. There's no deadspace in the toebox and they fit perfectly in length, with just a gentle curve on toes for precise footwork. They're both comfortable enough to wear between climbs and durable. I use them in the gym and on sandstone, bouldering and leading. The NEO fuse rubber on the toes is perfect for toehooking, which I had difficulty doing in my old Otakis.I have skinny feet with a large arch, so my only complaint is the heel. Like the Solutions (and most LaSportiva shoes), there's a little extra room in the Butora heel, which makes heelhooking and mantling a little less than precise. My climbing parter has the same complaint about their Gomis, too, so they recently switched to the Scarpa Drago.If Butora ever made a low volume shoe with an even skinnier heel, I'd buy them in a heartbeat.
I’m a pretty solid intermediate climber and after finding myself unable to do some of the toe and heel hooks/slab work at the level I was moving into in the Butora Endeavors I had, I decided to bump up to a moderately aggressive shoe. I did my research and decided to stick with Butora. Tried on the Gomi’s and they felt pretty comfortable in store. Just climbed for them for the first time today and did an entire 1 hour session bouldering without taking them off. My endeavors were so slippery at first and took a bit to feel confident in them but these I was confident on overhangs and toe and heel hooking right off the bat first time on the wall which, for the first time in a new shoe, is pretty awesome. After about an hour I felt some discomfort and took them off but ... MoreI’m a pretty solid intermediate climber and after finding myself unable to do some of the toe and heel hooks/slab work at the level I was moving into in the Butora Endeavors I had, I decided to bump up to a moderately aggressive shoe. I did my research and decided to stick with Butora. Tried on the Gomi’s and they felt pretty comfortable in store. Just climbed for them for the first time today and did an entire 1 hour session bouldering without taking them off. My endeavors were so slippery at first and took a bit to feel confident in them but these I was confident on overhangs and toe and heel hooking right off the bat first time on the wall which, for the first time in a new shoe, is pretty awesome. After about an hour I felt some discomfort and took them off but for a brand new shoe that is incredible. I had to go up a half size in these (7 in street shoes, 8 in the Endeavors and 8.5 in the Gomis). Really so pleased and can’t wait to climb in them tomorrow!
