Scarpa · Accessories
Veloce - Womens
$125.30
$179.00Save $53.70 (30%)
at Valhalla Pure Outfitters
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About this product
The Scarpa Veloce is an indoor-specific climbing shoe designed to redefine comfort for beginner to intermediate climbers. Its roomier toe box allows for extended wear without the discomfort common to more aggressive climbing footwear, making it particularly well suited to longer bouldering sessions. The shoe is built around Scarpa's S-72 rubber compound, which delivers reliable adhesion on small footholds while maintaining long-term durability. This combination of a forgiving fit and grippy rubber makes the Veloce a practical choice for climbers who spend significant time on indoor walls and want a shoe that performs consistently without sacrificing comfort. Available in multiple color options, the Veloce represents a distinct direction in Scarpa's climbing lineup, prioritizing wearability and approachability over the aggressive downturned profiles found in higher-performance models.
- Category
- Accessories
- Brand
- Scarpa
- Material
- * Midsole: Flexan 1.0mm, * Upper: Microsuede, * Outsole: S-72 (4mm), * Last: FKJW - Slightly Downturned, Slightly Asymmetric
- Color
- product-options
- Size
- * Midsole: Flexan 1.0mm
- Last
- FKJW - Slightly Downturned, Slightly Asymmetric
- Upper
- Microsuede
- Origin
- Italy
- Weight
- 0.73 LBS (329.99 g)
- Midsole
- Flexan 1.0mm
- Outsole
- S-72 (4mm)
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Scarpa Veloce Women's as an exceptional gym and bouldering shoe, highlighting its extraordinary softness, sticky S-72 rubber, and impressive sensitivity on volumes and slab. The roomier, relaxed toe box and pressure-reducing heel system earn repeated compliments for all-day comfort, making it a standout among beginner-to-intermediate options. Durability also gets positive mentions, with users noting the shoes hold up well through many sessions and resoling. The most common complaints center on fit: the velcro strap runs long and the heel can feel baggy or loose for narrow, low-volume feet. Reviewers also note the shoe is not suited for outdoor crack climbing or precise edging on small pockets, given its blunt toe and ultra-soft sole.
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