Our verdict
For those who call themselves comfort purists, the Maestro Mid Eco just might be the next best thing. However, the shoe begs to be appreciated in the performance area as well. Indeed, this is a smearing champ that does wonders on the edges. It also handles cracks like a boss. The only thing that prevents the shoe from reveling in perfection is its steep price tag.
Pros
- Excellent edging performance
- Smears like a pro
- Incredible ability to ascend on cracks
- Excellent edging performance
- Accommodates wide-footed folks
- Immense sensitivity
- Supportive rock climbing shoe
Cons
- Quite expensive
Who should buy the Accommodates wide-footed folks
Supportive rock climbing shoe:
- Prefer a climbing shoe that is able to help senders take on various climbing challenges in comfort.
- Scarpa Maestro Mid Eco.
- Same brand only.
Excellent terrain grip on a variety of surfaces
This Scarpa rock climbing shoe has the Vibram XS Edge outsole, granting adequate terrain grip on a variety of surfaces.
Same brand only
It is capable of producing and maintaining traction on edges and similar footholds. It is 4 millimeters in thickness.
Excellent underfoot sensitivity and support
Delivering a combination of underfoot sensitivity and support is the Maestro Mid Eco’s long-wearing midsole, called Talyn. It comes at a thickness of 1.4 millimeters.
Prefer a climbing shoe that is able to help senders take on various climbing challenges in comfort
The Maestro Mid Eco encloses the foot in its 2-millimeter thick leather upper. It comes without a liner. Its heel, arch, and forefoot zones are with randing, protecting the shoe from scrapes and cuts while serving as a means to keep the shoe’s form intact for longer.
Provides toe protection
A protective rand is also seen around the toe box, granting users extra protection when toe jamming.
Breathable
The shoe’s sides and tongue have perforations, giving the shoe enhanced breathability.
The Maestro Mid is yet another climb-worthy Scarpa offering. It is a solid option if you
It also has two pull loops at the heel, making getting in and out of the Maestro Mid relatively easy. These pull loops are synthetic. The shoe’s closure system, on the other hand, consists of synthetic lace and combination eyelets.
