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Scarpa grip for the trail ahead
Scarpa Men's Crux Approach Shoes
Scarpa Crux approach shoes built for scrambles and rocky paths.
Deal score 6.6 · Great deal
$78.83$159.00 REI's regular price
You save $80.17 at REI
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Why it's a great deal
- Elsewhere right now: Backcountry.com $95.37, Scarpa North America $111.30, SportsShoes.com $123.29, and 1 more (typical $117.30 across 4 stores)
- Cheaper than all 4 other stores selling it right now
- REI lists its regular price at $159.00: 50% off by its own figures
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 346 buyers
Every store we checked
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$78.83Observed at 6:48 AM - Steep & CheapNew
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$87.42Observed at 6:48 AM - Backcountry.comNew
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$95.37Observed at 6:48 AM - CampmanNew
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$109.88Observed at 6:48 AM - Scarpa North AmericaNew
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$111.30Observed at 6:48 AM - Eastside SportsNew
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$127.20Observed at 6:48 AM - SportsshoesNew
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$123.29+ $5.99 shippingObserved at 6:48 AM - RunUnitedNew
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$158.95Observed at 6:48 AM - Zappos.comNew
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$159.00Observed at 6:48 AM - OutdoorSports.comNew
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$159.00Observed at 6:48 AM - The BackCountryNew
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$159.00Observed at 6:48 AM - eBayNew
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$159.00Observed at 6:48 AM - SportsShoes.comNew
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$123.29Observed at 6:48 AM - Grivet OutdoorsNew
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$159.00Observed at 6:48 AM
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About the Scarpa Men's Crux Approach Shoes
The Scarpa Crux is a lace-up approach shoe built for scrambling and rough trails, with a suede and mesh upper, an EVA midsole and a sticky rubber outsole. At about 13.5 oz per shoe it sits in the middle of the approach-shoe class: lighter than burly leather mountain shoes, heavier and more protective than minimal trail runners. Owners rate it highly for grip on rock and all-day comfort, and it is a solid choice for hikers who want one shoe for the approach and easy climbing. It is not a waterproof boot, so wet weather and cold conditions favor a Gore-Tex model instead.
Best forScrambling and easy rock climbsDay hikes with rocky, mixed terrainHikers who want one shoe for trail and approachWide-footed wearers needing large sizes
Pros
- Sticky rubber outsole grips rock well
- Suede and mesh upper balances durability and breathability
- EVA midsole cushions on long approaches
- Lace-up fit is easy to adjust for climbing
- Comes in a very wide size run, including large sizes
Cons
