WINNER: Gawyllie
The Unparallel Souped UP is an ultra high performance, super soft modern climbing shoe designed to crush on indoor comp-style boulder problems as well as softer, slopier rock types outdoors.
Downturned and aggressive, the super soft Souped UP is the perfect climbing shoe for athletic boulders and overhanging terrain. With a split sole across the bottom of the shoe comprising Unparallel's ultra-sticky Real Supreme rubber (RS), the Souped UP is incredibly flexible and can conform to any smear. Interestingly, the Souped UP's sole also contains sections of Unparallel's stiffer RH rubber which should help with durability in high wear areas and boost edging performance, adding some rigidity to the toe box. With a VD rubber toe patch, the Souped UP is more than prepared for any modern day hooking move.
With the unlined uppers being made from synthetic, man made Tirrenina Suede, the Souped UP won't just be comfy but should keep its shape and profile without too much stretch over prolonged periods of wear. Crucially for the Souped UP, getting in and out of the shoe is much easier and far more pleasant than it has been on previous Unparallel models. Now made with a split tongue that opens nice and wide and offset pull tabs similar to most other top end climbing shoes, getting into the Souped UP is a dream.
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Comments
Please sort your competition out; quite clearly from the description which repeats what's on the darkventures website, there is no single type of rubber used throughout the toe.
They already edited the question once because the original one just asked what rubber was used with the toe not mentioned at all. It's still not clear so I just guessed the answer is the one they're most prominently featuring in the marketing.
Well, I guess that's one way to increase the time you spend reading the advert 😁
Well that's the entire game, isn't it.
I know these competitions are really just raffles with the easy question being there to get round the "lottery" legislation, but at least make the answer find-outable. Actually I'd rather they were real competition questions; i.e. not p*ss easy.