Veloce - Mens
$125.30
$179.00Save $53.70 (30%)
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About this product
The Scarpa Veloce is a men's climbing shoe built around the FKJ last, which is slightly downturned and slightly asymmetric, offering a relaxed performance fit with extra toe box space for a more comfortable foot position during extended sessions. At just 195 g (6.9 oz) per shoe in size 40, it is well suited to indoor climbing and bouldering, earning top ratings in both disciplines while also performing capably on multi-pitch routes. The microsuede upper pairs with a 1.0 mm Flexan midsole that keeps the shoe responsive without excessive stiffness. A medium-tension DTS active rand conserves energy over long periods of wear, while the PAF heel system adds flexibility and reduces pressure on the Achilles. The single z-strap closure makes on-and-off adjustments quick and straightforward. Underfoot, a 4 mm S-72 rubber outsole delivers reliable grip on small footholds alongside strong durability. Made in Italy, the Veloce is offered in Black and Yellow.
- Category
- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- Scarpa
- Material
- * Midsole: Flexan 1.0mm, * Upper: Microsuede, * Outsole: S-72 (4mm)
- Color
- product-options
- Size
- * Weight (per shoe): 195 g / 6.9 oz (size 40)
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Scarpa Veloce for its exceptional softness and sensitivity, calling it one of the softest climbing shoes available and a standout choice for gym and indoor climbing. Users highlight its comfort for wide feet, its ability to accommodate long sessions without pain, and its strong performance on volumes, slabs, and smearing. The sticky S-72 rubber earns frequent compliments for grip. Durability is also noted positively, with several users reporting successful resoling after years of use. The most common complaints center on fit issues for lower-volume feet, with the velcro strap running too long for some users and the heel feeling baggy. Reviewers also note the shoe underperforms on technical outdoor terrain, including crack climbing and small pockets, making it best suited as a gym-specific or beginner shoe rather than an all-around performer.
