Origin VS Climbing Shoes - Men's
$143.64
$168.99Save $25.35 (15%)
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About this product
The Scarpa Origin VS is a men's climbing shoe built for indoor bouldering and sport climbing, with a flat, slightly asymmetric FFX-Flat last that keeps the foot in a natural, comfortable position. The dual-layer microsuede upper uses a multi-panel construction for a supportive fit, and a wide single-strap Velcro closure provides broad surface coverage across the foot. A padded stretch mesh tongue adds breathability, while passive randing delivers consistent structure without aggressive downturn. The 4mm S72 rubber outsole is soft and sticky, well suited to smearing on large volumes and edging on steep terrain. A substantial rubber toe patch extends performance on toe hooks, and full rubber heel coverage improves heel hook reliability. The Dynamic Flexan insole and midsole combination keeps the shoe responsive yet comfortable over longer sessions. Manufactured in Romania and rated true to size by customers, the Origin VS is PFAS-compliant and constructed primarily from synthetic materials.
- Category
- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- Scarpa
- Material
- Insole/Midsole: Dynamic Flexan, Upper: Microsuede
- Color
- Colour: Petro - Lime
- Last
- FFX-Flat, Slightly Asymmetric
- Upper
- Microsuede
- Outsole
- S72 Rubber, 4mm
- Primary
- Synthetic
- Profile
- Flat
- Symmetry
- Slightly Asymmetric
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Scarpa Origin VS for exceptional all-day comfort, a forgiving flat last that suits a wide range of foot shapes, and surprisingly capable performance for its beginner-to-intermediate positioning. The sticky S72 rubber earns repeated compliments for grip on both plastic and rock, and the full rubber toe and heel coverage is noted as a genuine asset for toe and heel hooks. Many reviewers point out the shoe punches above its weight for the price. The most common criticism is limited precision on small edges, as the soft, flexible midsole can feel imprecise on technical micro-edging terrain. Some reviewers also flag that the synthetic upper can feel warm during long sessions.
