Generator V Trad Climbing Shoes - Women's
CA$148.84
CA$228.99Save CA$80.15 (35%)
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- The lowest price we’ve tracked since August 2026 is CA$137.00; today’s price is CA$148.84.
- The current price took effect within the last day.
- Across the 65 Climbing Gear deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 35% — this deal’s 35% off is right around that mark.
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About this product
The Scarpa Generator V is a women's low-top climbing shoe built around the FGLV last with a moderately downturned, moderately asymmetric profile, making it well suited to trad climbing and multi-pitch routes. Its 2mm chrome-free Eco-Suede upper is both durable and supple, backed by recycled microfiber for added comfort, and the shoe is fully PFAS compliant. A Dynamic Flexan midsole delivers the rigidity needed for sustained edging on small footholds, while the Tri-Tension active rand provides consistent underfoot support throughout long days on the wall. The 4mm Vibram XS Edge outsole offers reliable friction and edging precision, and a super-sticky M70 rubber toe rand handles thin crack jamming with confidence. The PAF heel system distributes tension evenly across the back of the shoe for a secure, comfortable fit, and a breathable stretch-mesh tongue with a reinforced lower section contributes to a precise overall feel. Dual Velcro closures allow quick on-and-off convenience. The shoe weighs 270g (9.5oz) per half pair at size 38.
- Category
- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- Scarpa
- Material
- Midsole: Dynamic Flexan, Primary: Leather
- Color
- Colour: Light Gray - Lilac
- Last
- FGLV
- Pfas
- PFAS Compliant
- Upper
- 2mm Eco Suede
- Midsole
- Dynamic Flexan
- Outsole
- Vibram® XS Edge(4mm)
- Primary
- Leather
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Scarpa Generator V Women's for its rare balance of all-day comfort and genuine performance, calling it an ideal shoe for trad climbing, multi-pitch routes, and crack climbing. The Vibram XS Edge rubber and stiff midsole earn strong marks for edging precision, and the low-volume, women's-specific fit is frequently highlighted as a standout feature for narrower feet. The quick break-in period and velcro closure for easy on-and-off at belays are recurring positives. The most common criticism is that the shoe is not suited for steep sport climbing, aggressive bouldering, or toe-hooking, where its stiffness and flatter profile fall short. Smearing performance is described as adequate but not exceptional. Wide-footed climbers are consistently warned the fit will feel too narrow.
