A more supple version of Scarpa's award-winning Instinct VS, the Instinct VSR features Vibram Grip2 rubber and a more snug fit across the top of the forefoot, with the same form-fitting, sock-style fit and a lightly asymmetrical last that excels across the spectrum of hard climbing. Perfectly suited to lighter climbers.
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A more supple version of our award-winning Instinct VS, the Instinct VSR features Vibram Grip2 rubber which provides more grip and sensitivity while still providing the same form-fitting, sock-style fit that excels across the spectrum of hard climbing. Perfect for climbers that want all the features and benefits of our best-selling Instinct VS, but with stickier rubber.
Scarpa - Instinct VSR - 42 - Black Azure
A more supple version of our award-winning Instinct VS, the Instinct VSR features Vibram Grip2 rubber which provides more grip and sensitivity while still providing the same form-fitting, sock-style fit that excels across the spectrum of hard climbing. Perfect for climbers that want all the features and benefits of our best-selling Instinct VS, but with stickier rubber.
Scarpa - Instinct VSR - 42 - Black Azure
A more supple version of our award-winning Instinct VS, the Instinct VSR features Vibram Grip2 rubber which provides more grip and sensitivity while still providing the same form-fitting, sock-style fit that excels across the spectrum of hard climbing. Perfect for climbers that want all the features and benefits of our best-selling Instinct VS, but with stickier rubber.
Scarpa - Instinct VSR - 42 - Black Azure
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