Description
Send it all.
- Suede and Lorica uppers mold to your feet over time
- Vibram XS Grip2 rubber for superior friction
- Three-strap hook-and-loop closure for a precise fit in seconds
- Five star rating from Rock and Ice for versatility and comfort
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Scarpa Feroce Climbing Shoe - Vibram XS
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Oh yeaa
BrinkDaddy
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These are some high quality shoes. Not super aggressive asymmetry make them perfect for people with slightly longer toes. All in all, a great pair of shoes. I will buy a new pair for sure, when they give out.
almost...but not quite
Icarus_Smicarus
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I wanted to love these shoes, but in the end things didn't work out. Sized half a size down from my street shoe, the toe box felt just about perfect, but were a little too tight around my small toe. Still, I would have kept these shoes except the heel was way too deep for me; the rubber squished in at least half a cm before it reached my heel. So for now, I'm sticking with my miuras.
Any color you are
Bullitt
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Classic Happys problem
how do you size the shoes? I wear a 43 in...
mike
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how do you size the shoes? I wear a 43 in scarpa force. street shoe is a 11(us). how should I size them?
Paul Nanawa
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I would get the size 43. I wear these in the same size as my Force which (same as you) I went down 1.5 sizes from my street shoe.
mike
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Paul. Are you saying to get a size 9.5 then? you said that you went down 1.5 size from street shoe?
My Favorite Shoe
PRad
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The first time I slipped these on at the crag, I fell in love. I had previously worn Sportivas and dealt with the uncomfortable fit. These shoes, however, went on and felt super snug but not uncomfortable. They fit my foot perfectly and I hope they never stop making them. I have just purchased my THIRD pair of feroces. Pair one has been re-soled twice and is about to be permanently retired, and pair two is about to be re-soled for the first time to become the gym shoe. I also have recently purchased a pair of the Vapor V's. I like them alot, but they're just not the same. I think that the features that set the Feroce apart from the Vapor are the rubber on top of the toe and the three velcro straps. My foot doesn't feel as secure in the Vapor when toe or heel hooking because of the lack of these features. But like I said I still like the Vapor.
Back to the main point: If you want a great shoe, check these out.
Paige
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I have a question for you: Are these more or less aggressive than the Vapors? I currently have Scarpa Helixs and am looking for a more aggressive shoe, but I've tried the Boosters and theyre just too much. Any advice or insist you could give me?
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Jeff Chrisler
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Before this shoe, I was exclusively a La Sportiva guy. Katana's, Muira, Solutions were all my go to shoes. I decided to try on this shoe and I liked the fit a lot. I'd warn however that if you get this shoe to fit correctly, you should really cut your toenails religiously. The angle of the top of the shoe will snag your nails if you aren't careful. At any rate, this shoe lasted quite a while of outdoor and indoor climbing, and made me rethink just going to La Sportiva. I will definitely be looking at Scarpas in the future.
Hey guys, I'm looking to buy these shoes...
Jim Bob
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Hey guys, I'm looking to buy these shoes and was wondering what size may be good for me? I'd like a performance fit. Here are my sizes in some other shoes for reference:
VMile - 40.5/8
Dragon - 43/9
Five ten teams - 9.5
Boreal krypto - 40.5
sportiva solution - 40.5/41
any advice would be heavily appreciated, thanks!
Ryan Hamilton
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The Scarpa sizing chart is pretty spot on. Go with 1/2 size smaller than your normal shoe size for a tight, but not too tight fit. The rubber over the toe keeps you from being able to go to small and crunch your toes up in the box.
Kirk Haskell
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Jim,
I would second Ryan's response . This model is not going to stretch a whole lot. 41 may be good for you .
Different from the 2008 model
pie3014976
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Same great edginess and grip, no ridge for heel-hooking, but I didn't find it that useful on the 2008 model anywya. I bought this shoe to replace my 2008 version (had them resoled twice)- these have been my favorite climbing shoes. Smith climbing, bouldering, gym climbing, I love them for everything but smearing.
However, even though I bought the exact same size as my previous pair (which took about 3 weeks to break in and are still quite snug), they arrived too big by perhaps a full size. Both were size 42s, but the new version is already too big for me.
Definitely need to try these on in a store before buying on line- inconsistent sizing between the two models.
same fit in my opinion
Jeff Price
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i have had three pairs of the feroce's and i love them. I wont wear anything else for sport. edging is amazing and now that they went back to there original heel the shoe can now heel hook. Way to go scarpa. Also you cant go wrong with Backcountry.com there amazing.
Totally different than the other Scarpa Feroce
dkcwenge
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first off, i am wearing it straight out of the box. right now.
i bought these shoes a little over a year ago, but they were the non-vibram xs version. after thrashing them and breaking them in very painfully, i debated if i should get a different shoe. i tried the boosters but it didnt have the neat little space for the toes like these shoes did. so i got the same ones, except i thought i needed a 1/2 euro size up since the last ones were so dang uncomfortably tight. a couple days ago the larger size arrived. i tried them on and uh-oh... they fit like i wanted them to fit... if they were stretched out! did that mean i needed the same size?
back country hooked me up with a free-shipping exchange. i got them and i just want to say, they are really tight, but i can tell these are going to be heaven-on-earth fitting climbing shoes! the heel even fits better! the leather seems more supple and the shoe is more of my foot-shape than the last pair. in fact, the last pair seemed like it was really tough to break in. it was super painful to even put on.
anyway, i'm super happy. and i cant stop grinning.
bottom line: these feroces dont fit like the ones before. they're better.
Great shoe, but hard to fit
hol2976895
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i've been climbing in these shoes for about a month now and love them! edging is amazing and the rubber is super sticky. i really appreciate the stiff bottoms, especially outdoors on full day climbs. my climbing partner has noticed the difference in my climbing and now he wants a pair too.
on a recent trip outdoors, i switched to my old shoes (evolv defys which treated me really well) because we'd been climbing all day and i couldn't stand the pain of putting the scarpas back on. it didn't take more than a minute to regret my decision. it really made me realize how well the scarpas perform and how much they add to my climbing. in my old shoes, my feet fatigued from edging on the small stuff and they were sensitive to the pointy rock. the toe on the scarpas fit nicely into small pockets and are stiff enough to hold the move without a lot of effort from you. and did i mention the edging?! seriously amaing. yeah, it's that good.
however, i've had a terrible time getting the right size, and am still considering sizing up. they have a more aggressive fit than my old shoes, which i'm ok with, but i'm not sure they fit my foot right. i have wide feet with square-ish toes and i think they would fit better if my toes tapered like most peoples do (similar to the shape of the shoes). also, the heel is a bit roomy, except right at the top opening which is very tight on the achilles (doesn't seem to affect my climbing, but is a bit annoying). these are a really great shoe, and will get five stars if i can get the fit right.

Thomas Ogasawara
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