Veloce - Mens

Name: Veloce - Mens
Brand: Scarpa
Price: 125.30 CAD
Availability: InStock

30% OFF

CA$125.30

CA$179.00Save CA$53.70 (30%)

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Price checked Nov 14, 2026

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About this product

The Scarpa Veloce is a men's climbing shoe built around a relaxed performance fit that gives the toe area extra room, reducing pressure during extended sessions at the gym or on multi-pitch routes. Its FKJ last is slightly downturned and slightly asymmetric, striking a balance that suits beginner to intermediate climbers across indoor, sport, and bouldering disciplines. The microsuede upper pairs with a 1.0 mm Flexan midsole and a 4 mm S-72 rubber outsole that delivers reliable grip on small footholds while holding up well over time. A medium-tension DTS active rand conserves energy for all-day efficiency, while the PAF heel system adds flexibility and eases pressure on the Achilles. A single z-strap closure makes on-the-fly adjustments straightforward. Each shoe weighs 195 g (6.9 oz) in a size 40, and the shoe is made in Italy.

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 extraordinary sensitivity and comfort, calling it one of the softest climbing shoes available with virtually no break-in period needed. The sticky S-72 rubber earns high marks for smearing on gym volumes and slabs, and the roomy toe box is frequently highlighted as a standout feature for wide feet. It is widely recommended as an excellent gym trainer for beginners through intermediate climbers at an accessible price point. The most common complaints center on the baggy, low-structure heel, which causes slippage on heel hooks and fits poorly on lower-volume feet. Reviewers also flag the oversized velcro strap as a nuisance, and several note that the soft rubber wears down faster than expected, especially outdoors. The blunt, rounded toe box limits performance on small pockets and micro-edges, making it a poor choice for technical outdoor climbing or hard edging.