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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Options out there now including the Scarpa Spin Infinity RTR Review. While not all THAT heavy given the solid protection and long distance performance on rough terrain that they provide, they feel a bit more dense and heavy than the scale indicates. For comparison, the Spin Infinity offers everything the Spin Ultra does plus more cushion stack, and weighs a few grams more, but feels lighter, more responsive, more agile and is overall much more fun and appealing to run in. That said, the Spin Ultra is a great shoe, one I wore on an 18 mile mountain run with nearly 6,000 feet of climbing and some above treeline rock hopping and scrambling and they performed very well for this purpose. I would not hesitate to recommend the Spin Ultra for anyone looking for a solid, predictable, well protected, comfortable, durable, long distance shoe to get them through an entire day or more in the mountains. I would lean toward the Spin Infinity at the same pricing of $149 which I think should be considered the modern, more updated version of the Ultra with a more lively and energetic feel.Jeff V’s Score: 8.5/10Ride: 7 - a bit of a flat and uninspiring rideFit: 9Value: 8.5Style: 9Traction: 9.5Rock Protection: 10ComparisonsIndex to all RTR reviews: HEREScarpa Spin Infinity (RTR Review) Jeff V: The Spin Infinity is essentially the same weight, but feels more responsive, runs lighter despite being the same weight, is more energetic and more fun to run, with all the
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