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Scarpa Origin

Scarpa Origin


Prezzo campagna
86,25 + costi di consegna
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Prezzo normale 115,00 €
Il prezzo IVA inclusa 25.5 %


Quantità
pz


Taglia
40
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Taglia: 40

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The starting point in our climbing career is of fundamental importance. It gives rise to the genetic building blocks that shape our climbing lives. The Origin offers a lush leather upper, giving a feeling of padded luxury that is rarely found in a shoe aimed at encouraging people to start climbing. The flat profile and relatively relaxed randing ease the climber's feet into a cocoon of comfort. The hook-and-loop closure keeps the foot snug and well positioned during use. The Origin introduces SCARPA's Vision rubber, a proprietary compound that is both sticky and resilient to all the conditions that new climbers feet will experience.

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24 al mese


Paese di origine
Italia


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