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Scarpa Furia S Climbing Shoe
A barefoot-like experience, but more comfortable. The asymmetrical and downturned shape, medium-to-high angled toe box, minimal midsole, and thin 3.5 mm outsole make the Scarpa Furia S extremely sensitive to provide high levels on precision on small holds. Recommended for hard bouldering and sport climbing.
The Furia S is designed with softness and sensitivity in mind. The multi-panel upper has a seamless big toe panel and offset fourth toe stitch to provide the maximum amount of custom moulding in the under-toe fabric. The IPR-Tension rand reduces excess material to increase overall sensitivity whilst also maintaining the Furia's aggressive, performance shape. And the Flexan midsole is a mere 1 mm thick so as not to hinder sensitivity.
Tech specs
| Upper material | Microfiber |
| Closure type | Velcro |
| Color | Parrot-Yellow |
| Sole material | Vibram XS Grip 2 |
| Sole thickness | 3.5mm |
| Profile | Aggressive |
Features
Summary
• Multi-panel upper (7) with seamless big toe panel and offset four toe stitch
• Wave strap system spreads the pressure across the upper and grants large volume adjustment
• A high-stretch gusset allows for easy entry
• Minimal Flexan 1.0mm midsole insert with floating big toe pad for ultimate sensitivity
• IPR-Tension rand system
• Last: FZ
Vibram XS Grip2™
Rubber compound built for pure friction, recommended for use where maximum grip is the primary need - bouldering and sport climbing, indoor climbing, or extremely smooth, polished routes.
so ive owned my first pair for about 11 months.
sanstone, granite, rhyolite and limestone.
this shoe is banging for me, admitiddley the break in period is long and painful but ive had many amazing sends in this 2nd skin
ive cut the velcrow strap off, it does nothing... at all :')
Scarpa is the best shoes brand i think.
And, Furia S has lots of advantage for climbing shoes.
Very soft and sharp. it will be best shoes for sports climbing
I got these a few moths before writing this review, since owning them I have bouldered around 35-40 times and for how light and soft the rubber is these have held together nicely under excessive use with only very minimum wear. I were a street size 8 & only went down to a 7.5, the fit is still tight & snug but with a good amount of comfort that can last a whole 2-3 hour session in the cold weather. These are my go-to shoes for smearing & volume problems, as well as steep, overhanging climbing.
I would absolutely recommend these shoes to people who are looking for aggressive soft shoes, I already have in fact recommended these to a few people.Will definitely buy these again when I wear these through all the way.
I loved them since I put them on. I went for a 39.5 being a 42, still they felt comfy. I love soft shoes, I like the sensations and they are great for smearing... tested them in Fontainebleau and they felt wonderful. however, 2 things I'm not a fan about them, the blue band in the heel feels weird, kills the friction, it is a pity... and, I took them with me to Rocklands, and they perform very well, but the get worn super fast... I will save them for big projects at Font only. this is not your everyday shoe and you will kill them in 2 months at the gym!
These shoes are perfect for climbing you can really do anything with them the hooks are so effortless in these shoes in these shoes