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Scarpa Quantic Climbing Shoes - Women's

60% OFF

CA$79.92

CA$198.95Save CA$119.03 (60%)

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About this product

The Scarpa Quantic is a women's moderate climbing shoe designed for indoor gym sessions, sport climbing, and toprope routes. Its synthetic microsuede uppers offer comfort and a durable, long-lasting fit, while the medium-asymmetry last provides a balance of precision and all-day wearability. The hook-and-loop closure makes on-and-off adjustments quick and convenient. A 1.4mm Flexan midsole delivers reliable support on small footholds, and the HT-Tension rand helps maintain the shoe's shape over its lifetime. The PAF heel system distributes pressure evenly across the heel for a comfortable, secure fit. Underfoot, a 3.5mm Vibram XS Edge outsole grips narrow edges with confidence. The shoe is unlined, weighs 360g, and is constructed in Romania from vegan-friendly materials. Sizing typically runs small, with most climbers downsizing 1 to 1.5 sizes for a performance fit or 0.5 to 1 size for a comfort fit relative to their street shoe size. Colorway is Dust Gray/Black.

Category: Climbing Gear
Color: Dust Gray/Black
Type: Moderate
Lined: No
Uppers: Synthetic
Weight: 360g
Closure: Hook-and-loop
Made In: Romania

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Scarpa Quantic Women's for its versatility across gym, bouldering, sport, and multi-pitch climbing, as well as its notably lightweight build and breathable microsuede and mesh upper. The slightly downturned shape and solid toe box earn consistent credit for edging performance, especially on steep and overhanging terrain indoors. The lower-volume women's fit is appreciated by those with narrower feet. The most common complaints center on a lengthy break-in period, with some finding the shoe stiffer than expected. Fit is a recurring concern, with multiple users noting an awkward toe box shape and overly long, bulky velcro straps. Several reviewers also note the shoe performs better on plastic than on outdoor rock, particularly on smears.