SCARPA Men's Origin Rock Climbing Shoes - Lightweight & Durable for Indoor Gym Climbing, Sport Climbing & Bouldering - Perfect for Beginners & Advanced Climbers

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EU Size: 45 – US Size: 11-11.5 Men | Runs Small, Street Shoe Sizing or Larger Strongly Recommended

Start Climbing Comfortably | Flat-lasted climbing shoe prioritizes comfort while still giving you the grip necessary to develop a solid foundation of climbing techniques.

Sizing Advice | While an ideal fit shouldn’t have any dead space, most Origin owners suggest sizing similar to your street shoe size or larger, even with the leather upper stretching after wearing over time.

Men’s Fit | A wide last, high volume, and slight asymmetry allow a comfy fit for most men’s feet.

Pressure Absorbing Fit | This unique heel system spreads the force of the heel tension, reducing pressure on your Achilles heel while still providing active forward pressure.