Scarpa Furia Air EU 43 1/2

Description

The rubber encloses the forefoot area and ensures power transmission to the toes, maximum adhesion to friction footsteps and incomparably sensitive toehooking abilities. There it is connected to a softer rubber, which acts as a "bridge" and allows complete adaptation to the individual heel shape. The shoe is with only 150 g per shoe the lightest model of the SCARPA climbing shoe family and relies on flexibility at the same time Preload. There it is connected to a softer rubber, which acts as a "bridge" and allows complete adaptation to the individual heel shape. The shoe is with only 150 g per shoe the lightest model of the SCARPA climbing shoe family and relies on flexibility at the same time Preload. SRTThe soft M50 rubber layer is one of the core technologies of the SCARPA climbing shoe Softline. Vibram XS Grip² Vibram XS Grip² represents the natural evolution of Vibram XS Grip, the compound used by many bouldering and difficulty world championship winners in the last 3 years. The Furia Air redefines precision. 1-hole for light tension 2-holes for medium tension 3-holes for strong tension. The holes at the top of the PAF serve as indicators to see how strong the tension/support is, which is divided into 3 levels. The rubber encloses the forefoot area and ensures perfect power transmission to the toes, maximum adhesion to friction footsteps and incomparably sensitive toehooking abilities.

Key Features

• The shoe is with only 150 g per shoe the lightest model of the SCARPA climbing shoe family and relies on flexibility at the same time Preload.
• SRTThe soft M50 rubber layer is one of the core technologies of the SCARPA climbing shoe Softline.
• PAFPAF (Pressure-Absorbing-Fit) System is an innovative (heel) system that distributes heel tension while improving heel fit.
• The rubber encloses the forefoot area and ensures power transmission to the toes, maximum adhesion to friction footsteps and incomparably sensitive toehooking abilities.
• There it is connected to a softer rubber, which acts as a "bridge" and allows complete adaptation to the individual heel shape.
• The holes at the top of the PAF serve as indicators to see how strong the tension/support is, which is divided into 3 levels.