Ideally what you’re talking about is an approach shoe with a semi-sticky sole and more lugs for grip on softer terrain than most of the climbing-orientated shoes which tend to have quite lightly-treaded soles for better grip on rock – unless your main priority is scrambling…
There’s not that much around that does that: Adidas has a shoe/mid which fits the bill if it fits your foot, Arc’teryx has just started making very expensive approach shoes which work pretty well, but cost lots, Mammut has some options, Hanwag isn’t well known in the UK, but does a really decent, slightly heavy scrambling approach shoe.
But as someone says above, you really need to try before buying for fit. Something that’s ideal on paper is useless to you if it doesn’t suit your foot and lasting can vary even within a range from the same brand.