UnParallel · Climbing Gear
Newtro VCS - Mens
$119.99
$229.95Save $109.96 (48%)
at Valhalla Pure Outfitters
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Is this a good deal?
- The current price has held for 93 days.
- Across the 68 Climbing Gear deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 25% — this deal’s 48% off is well above that mark.
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About this product
The Newtro VCS is an aggressively downturned climbing shoe designed for steep terrain, where its performance-oriented last keeps the foot locked in on demanding routes. The Zero Closure System pairs a Z-shaped Velcro strap with an open U-throat design, making it easy to slip on and off between burns without compromising a secure fit. The upper is constructed from lined SOLO Suede synthetic material, and an extended toe rand of RA rubber reinforces edging precision on thin holds. The 3.5 mm RA rubber sole delivers reliable friction and durability across a range of rock types. A hard midsole stiffness adds support for precise footwork on technical features. The insole is also SOLO Suede, and the shoe is fully vegan. Available in Orange and Black across a wide size range from US 4 to 14 (EU 35.5 to 48.5), the pair weighs approximately 431 g, keeping things light for performance-focused climbing sessions.
- Category
- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- UnParallel
- Material
- * Insole: SOLO Suede, * Upper: SOLO Suede
- Color
- product-options
- Size
- US 4-14 / EU 35.5-48.5
- Fit
- Aggressive downturn
- Strap
- Webbing
- Upper
- SOLO Suede
- Insole
- SOLO Suede
- Rubber
- RA rubber
- Weight
- 0.95 LBS (430.91 g)
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Unparallel Newtro VCS for its strong edging performance on steep and technical terrain, crediting the stiff 3.5mm RA rubber sole with delivering excellent precision and durability. The Zero Closure System and open U-throat are widely appreciated for making the shoe easy to get on and off without sacrificing a secure, locked-in fit. Users also highlight the narrow, aggressive last as a great match for low-volume feet, and note a short break-in period of just one to two sessions. The most common criticisms are the very narrow, pointed toebox (which limits appeal for wider feet) and reduced effectiveness for toe hooking due to the closure system design. Some users also note the shoe is not rated highly for smearing, though real-world performance on granite can exceed expectations.
