SCARPA Men's Veloce Climbing Shoes

About This Item

Design:

  • Scarpa® logo on side and pull-on tab
  • Relaxed performance fit for improved comfort
  • Hook-and-loop Z-strap closure
  • Pull-on tab for easy on-and-off
  • Slight asymmetric, downturned profile for varied utility
  • Comfortable multi-panel microsuede upper
  • Weight: 195 g/6.9 oz per shoe (size 40.5)

In-Shoe Comfort:

  • Differentiated Tension System to help shoe keep its shape and characteristics throughout lifespan
  • 1.0 mm Flexan midsole for optimal support and cushioning

Durability & Traction:

  • 4 mm S-72 outsole for increased grip and adhesion to small footholds
  • Brand : SCARPA
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 21FDXMMVLCCLMBBLKFBO
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10/10 Gym Shoes

Bought them a month ago, and have climbed in them 3-4 times a week in a gym setting since then. These are comfy for my thin foot. I wear a 46 street size, 44.5 in my Instincts, and these fit well being a 42.5. Love them very much, they’re kinda like cheating with how sticky the rubber is.

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Excellent Soft Shoe

bought this as a warmup shoe for the gym as to not wear out my good shoes too soon. they perform excellent in that realm. basically, they are sock w/ a rubber sole. basically no support throughout the shoe & extremely soft, so you're essentially climbing barefoot. excellent for volume/smears or overhanging routes in the gym. dime edges or jibs i.e. slab will exhaust your feet, be warned. able to wear for a couple boulders before taking off. street shoe: 44 veloce: 41.5

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Decent Shoe With A Nice Fit

Overall, I like these shoes. My foot is a bit wide, so the extra width in the toebox is nice. The stretchy "tonge" makes for a comfortable but tight fit. The only issue I have is that the ankle opening/velcro closure result in not being able to get the top of the shoe quite and tight as I like it.

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Best Bouldering Kicks!

These are super soft flex, and are very similar to La Sportiva’s Theory, but more room in the toe box for wider feet. These are still aggressive as I love them and I’ve been climbing for 10 years on v7+

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Comfy Soft Shoe

I bought these a few weeks back to try something in a completely different world than the La Sportiva Miura's that I'm used to. I've enjoyed the contrast in wearing this much more relaxed-fitting shoe for some routes that require less technical footwork and especially for warming up, and then switching shoes for slab and when I really need to dig my toes in. Would recommend for intermediate climbers or those who are just looking for a great soft shoe option. The only downside is that the velcro for the strap starts a little higher than I want it but they still stay fastened well enough.

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