Scarpa Mojito Shoe – Women’s

User Reviews

• On the more minimal side, which allows you to feel the ground and respond while hiking or scrambling.
• Firm sole is great for travelling on uneven terrain.
• Stiff sole makes them a good option for a bike commuter shoe, adding yet another item to the list of potential uses.
• Lightweight but sturdy.
• Laces go down to the toe, which really helps customize the fit.
• Fits especially well on those with narrow heels.
• Comes in a good variety of stylish colors.
• Sticky rubber of sole gives the shoe good enough traction for some scrambling or a trickier section of an approach.

Expert Reviews

• Versatility might be the one thing that makes this shoe more than worth the price tag.
• Bomber construction, as per Scarpa’s reputation.
• Good performance on talus and slabs, and can even handle a warm-up climb or two.
• Suede upper stretches to the foot over time, and is soft enough to squish down in a backpack.
• Low profile toe does great on a short crack climb.
• Forefoot flex point protected by sole rubber, which helps with durability.

User Reviews

• Not designed with high-arched feet in mind.
• Definitely a shoe for dry days – doesn’t do a great job at keeping water out.
• Some users reported tongue slipping down.
• Might be a shoe to try on in person, as the toe box is roomier than other approach style shoes out there.

Expert Reviews

• Suede upper isn’t quite as durable as that of some other “true” approach-style shoes on the market.
• Not a very breathable shoe in general.
• Not designed with edging in mind, but might do well if sized to fit tight (although this goes against the lifestyle/casual-wear appeal of the shoe).
• There are more well-rounded approach shoes out there for a similar price.
• A bit minimal on the support; not meant for walking long distances or carrying much weight.