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Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 Hiking Shoe - Women's

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Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 Hiking Shoe - Women's

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How the Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 Hiking Shoe - Women's compares

The maker hasn't published a weight for the Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 Hiking Shoe - Women's. Across the 112 footwear we track with one, the median is 10.3 oz. At $159, it costs more than 58% of the footwear we list.

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What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"I wore these on a day that started on a straightforward trail and turned into a lot of loose rock and off-camber scrambling on the way back. The SuperGum outsole held on wet rock better than I expected at this weight, and the DST frame kept my foot planted on the sketchy sections without feeling stiff on the flats. These are a great pick for days when you want to move fast but aren't sure exactly what the trail has in store."Some days the trail is just a means to an end—a ridgeline to reach, a summit to tag, a pace to keep. On those days, the Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 Women's is exactly the shoe we want underfoot. It's built with the lightness and responsiveness of a trail runner, but adds the stability and protection that longer, rougher terrain demands. The breathable mesh upper uses PU film overlays to add structure where we need it without loading down the shoe, and the women's-specific SHAR last keeps our foot secure for precise movement on technical sections. A full perimeter rand handles the inevitable scrapes and rock strikes, while the DST torsion frame keeps us planted on uneven and off-camber ground. The dual-density EVA midsole smooths out impact underfoot, and the PRESA HIK-06 outsole with SuperGum rubber delivers grip we can trust on dirt, rock, and everything in between.