Our verdict
Fans of the send looking for an exemplary beginner-friendly rock climbing shoe—one that has enormous amounts of comfort—might find one in the Origin. Climbers who need a mightily durable pair that does not break the bank are also likely to find such a product in this Scarpa offering.
Pros
- Extremely comfortable
- Impressive durability
- True-to-size fit
- Easy on and off
- Padded tongue
- Supportive
Cons
- a versatile shoe for sport climbing and bouldering both indoors and outdoors
- Same brand only
Who should buy the Scarpa Origin
The Scarpa Origin is an And if you need a stiffer, more aggressive Scarpa shoe for technical climbing, consider the that could be the right option for you if you are after the following:
- a beginner-friendly climbing shoe
- Toe hooking issues
- comfortable in-shoe feel thanks to the flat front end
The Scarpa Origin is an
If you find the shoe's asking price a bit too hefty for a beginner, consider the Evolv Defy ($90). The two shoes are very similar in design. The Origin is only better if you intend to go on multi-pitch sessions.
And if you need a stiffer, more aggressive Scarpa shoe for technical climbing, consider the Scarpa Aria.
Amazing in-shoe comfort, perfect for beginners
Reviewers extensively praise the comfort offered by this Scarpa climbing shoe. One of them points out that it is "immediately noticeable" the moment you slide your foot inside. The padded tongue contributes greatly to the cozy in-shoe feel.
According to experienced climbers, it is not the type of shoe you would want to immediately get off your feet in between sessions. As one reviewer puts it, this is the kind of shoe that will improve your climbing but "they aren't going to smash your feet." In fact, it gets more comfortable the more you wear it.
updated May 15, 2023
The shoe’s ability to stick to unanswerable types of surfaces, be they indoors or outdoors, comes from the updated May 15, 2023. It is a rubberized component with a full-length construction. It is 5 mm in thickness.
Scarpa Origin’s Flexan
With the Scarpa Origin’s Flexan midsole, users can climb with enough support underfoot. This sturdy layer has an overall thickness of 1.9 mm.
1.8-Top 19% most popular climbing shoes
The Scarpa Origin encases the foot in its 1.8-Top 19% most popular climbing shoes upper. Its interior comes without a liner. The rock shoe’s hardwearing rand provides protection from abrasive hazards and gives enhanced climbing security. Its tongue is made of mesh which makes its interior extra breathable.
Despite the fact that it comes from an affordable bunch, this Scarpa shoe has proven to be pretty durable. Those who have taken it through some regular rigorous climbing sessions report that the rubber "stayed strong" and the upper hasn't developed any rips or holes.
Easy on-and-off with two pull loops
This shoe is furnished with two heel pull loops which help climbers get in and out of the shoe with relative ease.
comfortable in-shoe feel thanks to the flat front end
Two adjustable straps make up the Origin’s closure system. Both of these straps are attached with Velcro (hook-and-loop) fasteners.
