FURIA AIR (FALL 2025)

The Scarpa Furia Air is, without question, the softest shoe on the market—an ultra-sensitive slipper that comes as close as you can get to climbing barefoot while still getting performance benefits from rubber. Out of the box, they’re insanely comfortable, with zero break-in period. The fit is secure but forgiving, and the upper materials mold quickly to your feet.

Where the Furia Air really shines is in the gym. Its flexibility and sensitivity make it ideal for volume-heavy routes, board climbing, and training where maximum feedback and comfort are key. Despite how soft they are, they hold their shape surprisingly well over time

I love climbing in this shoe. It reminds me of climbing in sneakers. It just feels natural and fun. There are going to be obvious drawbacks with it being such a soft light shoe like less support than an ultra stiff shoe. If you're judging it against other soft shoes though, it's the best I've climbed in. I've owned three pairs now, and I'm always shocked by how long they last. Everyone's experienced will differ here, but I've had great luck with all of my pairs lasting me just as long as any other shoe I wear.

Great for bouldering and training, but questionable for low angled sport climbing. Not just because they aren't the best at tiny edges, but because the lack of support will leave your feet TIRED. Though if you climbed in them all the time then that would likely resolve itself as your feet got stronger.

If you want to venture into high quality soft shoes. This is a great option.

I love these shoes for indoor climbing. Super soft and tactile, can really feel the smaller holds which is a huge plus. My only "but" is that I found myself having to size up a full-size basically to even get my foot inside...

Idk, I guess you wear what you wear but going up so much in size through me off. I normally wear a 9.5 and went with a 43.5 in these.

i’ve been using these for 2 months and there are the best shoe for indoors and some outdoor boulder but do not recommend outdoor sport climbing with them but they are really good for volumes but the plastic piece is bigger so it makes it so you can be very comfortable on very small foot holds so best of both worlds so far my favorite shoe

My first pair of these lasted me over a year, and even though I ordered a size that turned out to be slightly over-large for me, they have performed incredibly. They are also the most comfortable climbing shoe I've ever worn, to the point that I often forget to take them off at all during a session. The toe rubber is soft, flexible, and sensitive, but the shoe still provides excellent foot support which makes it good for small, sharp edges as well as glossy, rounded footholds. My only real issue is with the heel box; it has a strange shape and never seems to quite fit right, to the point that it often slips significantly while trying to place heels. However, that could be due to my particular pair being a little oversized. I plan to order another pair soon in a half size down, and hopefully that issue will be reduced or eliminated