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Scarpa Tifosi Climbing Shoes
(For Men and Women)
$60.45
$125.00
Save 51% Item #96835
Closeouts. Ideal for sport or trad climbing, the lightweight Scarpa Tifosi climbing shoe helps you get a grip on the tiniest nubs and cracks while supporting your feet. Slip-lasted, pre-curved anatomic design fits like a glove Extended lacing for a superior fitVibram® XSgrip 4 mm sole for superior tractionStitched suede upper with leather trimPadded leather tongueWeight: 14 oz. pr. Manufactured by Scarpa of Italy Closeouts. Italy.Size Euro(US): 34½(W 5, M 3½) 35(W 5½, M 4) 35½(W 5½-6, M 4-4½) 36(W 6-6½, M 4½-5) 36½(W 6½, M 5) 37(W 7, M 5½) 37½(W 7½, M 6) 38(W 7½-8, M 6½) 38½(W 8-8½, M 6½-7) 39(W 8½-9, M 7-7½) 39½(W 9-9½, M 7½-8) 40(W 9½-10, M 8-8½) 40½(W 10, M 8½) 41(W 10½, M 9) 41½(W 10½-11, M 9-9½) 42(W 11½-12, M 10) 42½(W 12-12½, M 10-10½) 43(M 10½-11) 43½(M 11) 44(M 11½) 44½(M 11½-12) 45(M 12-12½) 45½(M 12½) 46(M 13) Climbing and other related activities are inherently dangerous; anyone purchasing or using equipment for this purpose is personally responsible for getting proper instruction on its correct and safe use.
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By Cabernet from Braintree, MA on 07/15/2008 Describe Yourself: Getting Started Sizing: Feels full size too small Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: I'm just getting into climbing and am purchasing my first pair of shoes. Unfortunately, these shoes don't fit, so I can't say much about how they function because I'm returning them. But I'll mention sizing, because this is what I was trying to find when I was ordering.
I wear a size 8.5-9 (usually 39 European) in women's street shoes. I ordered a 39.5 in the Tifosi and they were probably a whole size too small. I also ordered the Scarpa Marathon shoes in a 39 and they fit better than the Tifosi, but were still too small - 39.5 may have fit me in that style. If you're trying to compare to sizes in other brands: a Montrail Splitter 40 (womens) fit perfectly and a Five Ten Anasazi 8.5 (41.5) was too small in the toe (I think a 42 would have done it).
Scarpa shoes are made in Italy and they seem like they're very high quality. (For reference, Five Ten is made in USA and the Montrails are made in China - boo). The Tifosis are very curved, especially in the toe. They're probably good for edging. I bet they're great if they fit.
By aw from washington on 05/30/2008 Describe Yourself: Avid Climber Sizing: Feels true to size Width: Feels true to width Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: it is a good shoe. the grip could be better. the toe box is stiff so it has great support for stemming but lacks a good angle to use for edgeing which makes it problamatic at times for bouldering a traverse.with the grip suspect i would hesitate for outside. overall a good shoe, probably best for a gym workout use. still working it out to see it's true potential.
By Animal from Green Bay, WI on 05/19/2008 Best Uses: Bouldering, Indoor Describe Yourself: Getting Started Sizing: Feels half size too small Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: This is an aggressive, well built climbing shoe.
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