Pros
- Versatility in Shape | Built with a moderate lean and a slightly asymmetrical profile, the Vapor V combines performance on rough terrain with the feel and comfort you need when the lean angle drops.
Cons
- Weight
π§ SCARPA Men's Vapor V Rock Climbing Shoes: Ideal for Sport Climbing and Bouldering Review
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Excellent
RatingΒ
5.0
π§ββοΈ Climbing, ποΈ Outdoor Recreation
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Description of π§ SCARPA Men's Vapor V Rock Climbing Shoes: Ideal for Sport Climbing and Bouldering
Vibram XS Edge (3.5mm) sole. Versatility In Form | Built with a moderate downturn and slightly asymmetric profile, the Vapor V blends performance in steep terrain with the sensitivity and comfort you need when the angle eases off. Suede In Spades | A microsuede upper with a reduced tongue volume keeps the shoe supple, while a suede foot base conforms to the shape of your foot, providing all-day comfort. Vibram XS Edge Rubber | Stiff enough to let you stand on the thinnest edges, the XS Edge outsole pairs nicely with the softer M70 rubber in the heel for a shoe that can handle everything from short, technical boulders to long, vertical headwalls. Flexan Dynamic Midsole | Offsetting the softer upper, the redesigned Flexan midsole is slightly stiffer, offering plenty of support and reducing foot fatigue on multi-pitch routes. Bi-Tension Rand | Using a reverse slingshot design, this system connects your heel to your toe, resulting in less foot discomfort and more power being driven towards your primary edging surface.
Pros
- Suede In Spades | A micro-suede upper with reduced tongue volume keeps the shoe flexible, while a suede base conforms to your foot for all-day comfort.
Cons
- Not the best
Pros
- Vibram XS Edge | The XS Edge outsole is tough enough to keep you planted on the flimsiest of edges and pairs beautifully with the softer M70 rubber in the heel to create a shoe that can handle anything from short technical boulders to over long vertical headwalls.
Cons
- Some Cons
