Origin VS Light Gray Red
Climbing shoes - Unisex -
Other colors available
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No subject to promotional offersTheOrigin VS Light Gray Red is a climbing shoe from the brand Scarpa, specially designed for bouldering.
This slipper has a buckle Velcrothat provides a precise, personalised fit. What’s more, its microfiber shaft guarantees both strength and comfort. The sole uses two types of rubber: the rubber M50, which is very flexible and provides excellent support for the foot, and a versatile S72, high-grip compound that performs well on a variety of surfaces, from plastic to rock. This one-piece suit ensures optimum grip and excellent durability, which are essential for intense block sessions.
ItOrigin VS is therefore a technical and high-performance choice for discerning climbers seeking precision and sensitivity in their movements.
- Tip with a rubber coating that is elastic M50 and offers high grip
- Flat profile with no asymmetry
- Flexible tab
- Simple velcro fastening
- Tensioned heel for improved support around the sides and underside of the foot
- A snug fit in the forefoot for better support and a precise, snug fit around the toes
- Can be resoled
Recommended foot type for the user: Greek foot
Composition :
- Shank: Soft microfibers
- Insert: Thermoplastic polymer for excellent dynamism and support
- External sole: Sticky S72 eraser
| M50 RUBBER | The softest rubber compound in our range, designed to ensure it moulds perfectly to the shape of the foot and toes. Developed in collaboration with Davos®, it has a hardness of Shore A 50, offering excellent wrapping capacity. Its characteristics make it particularly well-suited for the SRT system, toe caps and applications targeting the upper. |
| S72 RUBBER | A high-grip rubber compound, developed and tested by Scarpa in collaboration with Davos®. With a hardness of 72 Shore A, it combines softness and adaptability to a wide range of surfaces, whilst ensuring excellent mechanical performance. Its versatility makes it effective on both plastic and rock. |
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