Scarpa Instinct VS

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Didn't fit my foot

Great purchase experience, recommend!

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High-end pops with a wide strap. The first ones that perfectly fit my heel and foot shape. Initially stiff, soften and stretch to the final size in about 3-5 sessions. I have a 43 street slipper and these 41.5 turned out to be suitable.

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A good shoe that fits the foot.

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The best climbing shoes for my feet and I have already bought many pairs of these. This model has been in use for the last 5-10.

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A nice wide last. I wanted slightly harder rubber and a stiffer base for outdoor climbing and I have been very satisfied with these based on a few sessions.

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I have tested many shoes and the Scarpa Instinct is the best for me personally. High grip, good pre-tension, robust and comfortable.

So far so good! Very good shoes and rubber.

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The best fit for yourself is the heel. Relatively durable rubber.

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Good shoe. As a climbing shoe, a wide last is well suited for flipper feet, where the toe next to the pot is the longest. The rubber is hard, the sole is stiff, excellent for moldings and small footholds. The toe is wide, so it doesn't fit in narrow holes, but if the foot is wide at the front, it doesn't really help to wear a narrow toe. It's not the sturdiest, because of the stiff base. I've had the Pythons as my go-to shoes, they are very soft, squishy and sticky, these are kind of the opposite of them, you can shine on different routes. Experience now, although only a few indoor sessions.