Drago Climbing Shoes

Scarpa

SKU: 135117900

Drago Climbing Shoes

£160.00

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Overview

Scarpa's Drago is a soft and sensitive climbing shoe. Featuring a lock-down strap, powerful heel, and impressive friction - it allows maximum use of the foot for performance on the hardest boulders, sport climbs, and competition routes.

Ideal For

  • Bouldering
  • Indoor Climbing
  • Sport Climbing

Performance

Asymmetry

Low asymmetry climbing shoes are comfortable and distribute load widely but transfer less power. Highly asymmetrical shoes primarily weight the big and index toes to transfer more power. 

LowHigh

Downturn

Low downturn climbing shoes are supportive, comfortable, and versatile. Highly downturned shoes give less support but better hooking capability and power transfer from heel to toe. 

LowHigh

Sensitivity

High sensitivity shoes have thinner rubber and let you feel the texture of holds. Low sensitivity shoes give less feedback but are more comfortable on long days. 

LowHigh

Stiffness

Choose stiff climbing shoes for support on small edges and on long sessions. Choose softer shoes for increased sensitivity and range of movement on holds. 

SoftStiff

400g

Weight

Performance

Category

Features

Velcro strap closure

Velcro strap closure

The single Velcro strap closure enables quick on/off, complemented by a high-stretch gusset that gives a snug and secure fit.

Surround Rubber Tension (SRT)

Surround Rubber Tension (SRT)

The SRT overlay extends Scarpa's high-performance M50 rubber over the forefoot, maximising grip when tackling steep overhangs and comp-style holds.

Power Connection Band

Power Connection Band

Scarpa's patent-pending Power Connection Band is a responsive tensioned strip that runs along the sole, transferring power effectively from the toe to the heel.

PAF system

PAF system

Scarpa's Power Absorbing Fit (PAF) system comprises a tensioned rubber rand that improves the fit while spreading the force of the heel tension for comfort.

Two-part sole

Two-part sole

The two-part sole construction increases midfoot flex to adapt to changing holds and steepness. It also means the shoe can be resoled in sections to reduce waste.