Scarpa Drago

Despite leaving a 4-star review, I highly recommend these Dragos, especially for indoor climbers.

I knocked a star because the craftsmanship is different between the left and right foot. Specifically, the way the rubber is wrapped around the heel of the left foot causes more tension (and is in a di...

These shoes are easily the best shoes I’ve owned for both indoor and outdoor bouldering/sport climbing. The only reason I’m giving these a 4 star rating is because of the shoe straps. Maybe I’m just overly psyched and pull the straps to hard but my previous two pairs of dragos the straps have ripped...

These feel like you’re wearing sticky socks (in a good way). They’re my go-to for indoor sport climbing and bouldering. Haven’t had a chance to try them outdoors yet. The downside is they aren’t terribly durable with how soft and thin the rubber is. Mine required a resole after only 6 weeks of climb...

Been wearing these shoes since summer of 2020 and absolutely love them. The grip they provide has increased my trust in my feet, and I've noticed my footwork improve significantly. You can just feel everything through them, and after the very short break-in period, they were comfortable to wear for ...

If you're considering buying these shoes, and they fit your foot, buy them!

After the break in period these shoes are incredibly comfortable for a more aggressive shoe. The toe patch is incredibly sticky for toe hooks even while roof climbing. These shoes are super sensitive, so the edging isn't ...

Scarpa has got the goods. Is you’ve got these and the Instinct VS you’re unstoppable. These are so so soft and feel like they stick to anything. My most recent project required some pretty marginal feet in a steep roof. I chose the Dragos for my redpoint.

I love bouldering in these bad boys. These are my favorite shoes I’ve climbed in, by far. They fit my wide, flat feet like a glove. Just getting ready to order my second pair. I wear a size 8 women’s street shoe and purchased a size 39.5.

Excellent shoes. Very soft and great for overhung problems. I use them mostly for bouldering, but they hold up well in sport. Slab is the only area I don't necessarily love them for, but they can still hold their own

Bought these for my husband, they’re his favorite climbing shoes. Technically a good shoe, able to wear them for an extended period.

The relationship between comfort and high performance has fortunately changed over the years, and the Scarpa Drago is an excellent example of this trend. The shape and downturn are apparent when donning the shoes, and they, in turn, hold the foot in a commanding position, but relative to other shoes in the same subcategory, the Dragos was impressively comfortable.