Founded in 1938, SCARPA builds performance footwear for climbing, hiking, skiing, mountaineering, trail running and other outdoor pursuits from its headquarters in Asolo, Italy. It’s been owned and operated by the Parisotto family since 1956.
Building on its heritage of design innovation and craftsmanship, SCARPA introduces new and updated models across hiking, running and climbing categories for Spring 2026.
From crossover trail shoes that adapt to varying terrain to field-ready boots for backcountry users and innovation in climbing footwear, the new collection underlines SCARPA’s commitment to performance, comfort and sustainability for a broad range of outdoor pursuits.
As the lines continue to blur between hiking, trail running and approach footwear, the Ribelle® Cross 2 (pictured) reflects a growing demand for shoes that enable confident transition across changing terrain, conditions and daily use.
Rather than fitting neatly into a single category, today’s users are looking for lightweight, stable and adaptable footwear that can keep up with fast-paced adventures and everyday movement alike.
It expands SCARPA’s growing portfolio of lightweight trail and hiking footwear with a design that blends the nimble feel of a trail-running shoe with the protection, traction and stability required for demanding hikes.
Built around a signature SCARPA construction, the Ribelle® Cross 2 uses a unique, tensioned rand that wraps the entire foot to provide exceptional structure and protection while maintaining a lightweight feel.
This more detailed two-step construction process allows the TPU rand to extend beyond the upper and integrate into the midsole, wrapping underfoot for improved support and reliable foot placement over uneven terrain.
Available in a breathable low-cut version, a waterproof low-cut with a GORE-TEX ePE membrane and a mid-cut waterproof option.