datawebotLARASTAR product data: model codes & size charts
A field guide to LARASTAR training gear, LS model codes, the LS1035 shoe-chart exception, belt waist ranges and market-scoped offers.
LARASTAR sells strength-training gear across several product families
The official store groups shoes, lifting belts, support gear, bags, equipment, boxing items and apparel. These are different product jobs: a squat shoe has a model-specific size chart, while a belt can pair color with a measured waist range. Keep the store category and the product's own identity together.
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| Product family | Useful source-specific attributes | Keep separate |
|---|---|---|
| Training and lifting shoes | Model code when stated, shoe purpose, displayed sizes/colors, chart and fit note | Different shoe models and size charts |
| Belts and lifting supports | Product type, stated material/dimensions, size/color and body-measurement range | A size label from a different belt or support product |
| Wraps, straps, grips and gloves | Source title, support location, material or length only when explicitly listed | Products grouped under lifting gear but serving different uses |
| Bags, gym equipment and apparel | Exact item family, model/title and any stated options or measurements | Product types inferred from a broad collection name |
Keep an LS product number separate from its URL slug
One official squat-shoe page shows why the item number, title and URL should be stored as different source fields. The heading and body identify LS0097, while the page path includes LS0098. Preserve this observed discrepancy instead of silently choosing one value or merging on the slug.
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| Source field | Value on the reviewed page | Record it as |
|---|---|---|
| Product heading | LS0097 Squat training shoes weightlifting shoes above ankle | Raw source title |
| Product number | LS0097 | Explicit product-number field |
| Page URL slug | `ls0098-squat-training-shoes` | Source URL/path; not the product number |
| Reconciliation | Title/product number and slug differ | Flag for review; do not infer which value should be corrected |
The LS1035 squat shoe has a different size-chart rule
LARASTAR's LS1035 Energy II page says to try one size up and labels a separate squat-shoe chart. The same page says its general shoe chart is for models other than LS1035. Keep the chart version, model, displayed EU/US labels and source fit note attached to the item; do not reuse this guidance for other shoes.
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| Listing detail | LS1035 source example | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| Model identity | LS1035 Energy II squat shoes | Do not merge with Energy I or other shoe models |
| Fit note | Product title and size labels say “try one size up” | Attribute the note to this listing; do not turn it into general fit advice |
| Chart scope | A separate squat-shoe chart is shown; the general chart excludes LS1035 | Store the chart URL/model scope with the displayed size values |
| Displayed size pair | The listing shows EU and US labels together (for example, 41 / US 8) | Keep the source pair and chart context; avoid an inferred universal conversion |
A lifting-belt size can be a measured range, not a universal label
The LS0803 listing pairs color options with an XS–XL size selector and recommended waist intervals in centimeters. Those intervals overlap. Keep the exact source range, unit, color and selected size on the model's variant record rather than converting them into a generic belt-size standard.
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| LS0803 option | Source-stated waist interval | How to retain it |
|---|---|---|
| Color | Red, White and Black | Keep color as a separate option axis from size |
| XS | 61–78 cm | Keep the lower/upper values and unit |
| S | 69–86 cm | Do not force overlapping values into a non-overlapping size band |
| M | 79–97 cm | Keep the interval attached to the LS0803 model |
| L / XL | L: 89–105 cm; XL: 99–115 cm | Preserve each label and source range independently |
Market, currency and observation time travel with each offer
The store has a country/region selector and the reviewed default storefront presented Australia with AUD. Its shipping policy also separates Australia from other destinations and says the latter's cost is calculated at checkout. Keep market, currency, selected color/size, value label and time together; the page does not promise that a displayed amount or delivery estimate applies in another locale.
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| Observation | Store-specific context | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Locale | Selected country/region and the currency shown by the storefront | Comparing prices without the market and currency |
| Variant | Model, selected size/color and source option state | Applying one option's value to every size or color |
| Price or availability | Source value, label and observation date/time | Treating a mutable listing as a guaranteed checkout result |
| Shipping | Applicable policy and destination; final cost where checkout calculates it | Using an old threshold or transit estimate as a current offer |
Product pages are not API documentation
The reviewed official storefront pages describe customer-facing products and variants but do not document a public product-data API or bulk feed. A visible listing does not establish permission for automated collection, copying or reuse. Confirm the current applicable terms and any approved data path with LARASTAR before planning repeated access or commercial use.
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| What the storefront shows | What it does not establish | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Product pages and collections | A supported API, complete feed, stable field set or collection permission | Ask whether an authorized export or data interface is available |
| Product identifiers and options | That every model, SKU, chart or option is exposed consistently | Confirm the required item and variant fields with the store |
| Public customer support contact | An approval or license to reuse product copy, images or listing data | Review the applicable terms and request written confirmation where needed |
Content reviewed 2026-10-05.