Scarpa Veloce

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Comfortable shoes that perform especially well on volumes, thanks to their excellent softness and friction. They might not be the best choice for the tiniest edges or technical heel and toe hooks, but they handle 90% of routes just fine. Avoid choosing a size that is too small, or you’ll lose the comfort that makes these shoes so great.

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A solid mid-range shoe for intermediate use, suitable for foot shapes ranging from narrow to wide—though not exceptionally wide. The width is likely perfect for an average foot; it feels loose on a narrow foot and tight on a truly wide one. The heel cup is very spacious in all directions. For a short, wide foot with a narrow, low-profile heel, choosing a size small enough to keep the heel from slipping out when lifting the foot off the ground results in constant toe discomfort. Yet, there is still plenty of empty space on the sides of the heel cup. The rubber at the toe is thin, offering good sensitivity for the toes, but sensitivity is lacking through the thick rubber of the sole. Due to the extensive rubber coverage and bonding in the toe area, the shoe hasn't really molded to the foot even after some twenty hours of climbing.

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Perfectly fitting, good, pleasant climbing shoes. Brand loyalty+, meaning these are already in heavy use by others.

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High quality and comfortable for climbing

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Excellent, comfortable and soft shoe. I don't think you should get this in a size that is too small (uncomfortable), because then you lose comfort, and you can't really replace it. I currently use this indoors about 95% of the time, and outdoors about 80-90%. The limitation is the tight hooks and small gaiters, but otherwise a really functional all-purpose shoe. Did I already say it's comfortable?

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Lovely shoes. Quite tight, I took a size smaller, but I like them.

The most comfortable climbing shoe - fits like a sock. Definitely recommend for indoor climbing, especially if you prefer increased sensitivity. Rubber is very soft so don’t recommend for outdoors!

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Best climbing shoe so far.

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Comfortable, super soft slippers. For small blisters and heel hooks, you need stiffer shoes, but otherwise they work. I wanted comfortable inner shoes for a wide last and I got them.

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I bought these as my first climbing shoes, they have been comfortable on my feet and good on the wall.