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Scarpa Ribelle Run GTX Trail
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Scarpa · men

Ribelle Run GTX Trail

Grey

No stock at tracked retailers

Sizes at best price (UK)

No sizes in stock at tracked retailers.

Colourways — prices differ

Where to buy

No stock at tracked retailers right now.

In stock in: Blue £70.00

On paper

The Ribelle Run GTX Trail is a trail shoe from Scarpa.

We track 2 colourways of this shoe. This Grey build is out of stock everywhere we look; one other colour is in stock from £70.00. Retailers clear colour by colour, so that can change without notice.

From Scarpa

The RIBELLE RUN trail running shoe is for those who are looking for absolute precision and high adaptability on any degree of difficulty or type of terrain. It is designed for short to medium distance trail and skyrunning. This lightweight, high performance shoe is perfect for athletes who are seeking sensitivity and precision on rough, technical terrain

Upper construction system designed and developed by SCARPA. Lateral protections (inserts or thermowelded cage) combined with upper, create an exoskeleton that better protect, support and contain the foot.

Presa® is the ultimate result of SCARPA’s internal R&D on soles. An environment of exploration and technological innovation, where experience and scientific research merge.

Presa® combines Midsoles, Compounds and Design to get the most out of a sole, it is in fact the careful mix of these three elements that makes Presa® products so innovative.

Manufacturer's description, supplied via the retailer feed.

Other versions of this model

Same model, another edition or build — every colourway in stock, cheapest first.

Similar shoes

Same surface and sex, closest on drop, weight, support and price. Cheapest colourway of each.

Complete the kit

Kit that goes with this, in stock now — a spread of prices, not our picks.