VAPOR S HOMMES

...except for the nano strap gizmo. The low volume last fits my narrow heels well but does not crush my toes. I have used these on volcanic basalt with arcane thin features and intermittent cracks and they jam and edge well. Also, they fit well enough in the rand and heel for heel hooking steep limestone tufas.

The draw back is that the upper elasticized part is not snug enough for a good secure fit, and therefore the shoe is not as secure as it needs to be. Scarpa, can you send this shoe back to R and D to get a zig-zag Velcro strap on the upper, please? Thanks for reading

I wore these shoes non stop last season. They became my go to. I'm short so I need a shoe that will work on whatever footholds I can use/ reach. This shoe handled everything I did (usually vertical faces and slab) pretty well. I could smear, smedge, and edge and was pretty comfortable while doing it. The cons for me were that the heel never fit well, not sure if sizing down would have helped or not as it felt good everywhere else. The low profile toe box also gave me hot spots and I have a very low volume feet. I'm also kind of shocked how little rubber is left right now. I did climb in them a lot, but I've never worn through a shoe this quickly. If they fit your feet well, I think this is a great all around shoe that gives a lot of comfort while performing pretty well. Definitely a soft shoe, but still has some support.

I have relatively low volume feet (short instep, shallow heel) and these shoes didn't work out for me. This shoe shoe has the highest volume in the mid-foot and heel for climbing slipper I have ever tried on and the nano-strap is not very effective at removing excess volume in the shoe. I hope the next iteration of this shoe reduces the volume in the mid-foot and heel area or has a Drago-like strap that is more effective at reducing excess volume in those areas.