It does feel very good quality, I haven't had them long enough to say that they stand the test of time, but they feel high quality . Since the shoes fit really narrow as well, you dont really need the strap either. Unless you're using your street size in the shoe, you can still get great performance out of them even without the nano strap

Exactly. Scarpa refuses to think about larger sized feet. Not making at least 46 and 47 in almost all their shoes is weak.

@@eztmV30 pretty much same but worse on the women's side. i'm a street shoe size 40 and i cannot for the life of me fit the WMN42 and the men's sizes have a super uncomfortable toe box.. but tbh that's not just scarpa, that's pretty much just climbing shoes in general imo..

They do, just bought them for my father in size 46

I agree, alot of woman's shoes have the nicer colorway in my opinion. I do like the mens colors more for these but there are so many shoes for woman that I wish I could get in my size

Hahaha gold😅

just cuz u had a bad experience doesn’t mean it’s “utter bs” lol what a ridiculous generalization

You need to do more research on the shoes last then. Every website says what feet type they fit best. Sizing down isnt "utter bs" it's what's recommended for the sport. Don't get upset because you can't find proper fitting shoes. I can imagine it is extremely frustrating, I would be upset as well. But use the brand's websites for more detailed points referring to what feet type the shoes fit best. Ocun in my opinion does it best for telling their consumers what feet types fit best but every brand does it as well.

@@Sleemo-6 ​ "You need to do more research on the shoes [...] Don't get upset because you can't find proper fitting shoes" lol, i've been in the sport for over a decade, i've spend more than enough money on more than enough pairs and that issue only got even worse when i started taking care of my foot health because I got muscoskeletal issues from [drumroll] too small climbing shoes.. And [your fav brand] could have the most amazing website and shoe info or even shoe picker, that's no use when they don't produce a shoe with good performance that fits a healthy woman's foot. Like, last time I had a fitting pair of good performance shoes for bouldering that didn't hurt just being worn let alone using them was when I was

@@IzzyIkigai Jesus Christ, you need to calm down. Sorry I didn't assume you have mongoloid feet. Why are you getting upset with me stating facts? You can't handle truth? Or you really are just a grumpy bitch like you call yourself? Climbing definitely isn't for you. No one in this sport likes people like you. I hope you find a pair that fits but it'll be hard to find a shoe that can fit your feet and that big ass brain of yours, good luck !

For me 1 size smaller for softer models like the Chimera and Drago and 1,5 sizes smaller for stiffer models like Mago or Boostic works fine. I have no pain even on long sport routes after maybe two sessions of braking in and the best possible performance. If you look for more comfort I think 0,5 smaller or street shoe size can be reasonable, but when you size up from your street shoe size you surely have the wrong shoe for your foot or you can just opt for a cheap beginner model when you really don't need the performance.