Your shoe for ultimate control and precision on steep walls. Whether bouldering or dynamic sport climbing, the Drago XT from Scarpa is your ideal partner for modern, challenging climbing routes. This high-performance shoe has been specifically designed for competitors and ambitious climbers seeking maximum control and precision on every hold. The particularly soft construction of this climbing shoe, combined with the new heel design, provides perfect grip and maximum flexibility—even on the most demanding hooks and small footholds.
Innovative materials for challenging climbing. With the pronounced toe patch and the high-quality XS Grip2 Vibram sole, you are secure on both rough and smooth surfaces. The innovative material combination of microfiber and a suede footbed ensures comfort without sacrificing performance. The dual Velcro closure system allows for a precise fit, ensuring that the shoe stays optimally on your foot even during intense sessions.
Experience the feeling of lightness and stability in one—your adventure awaits!
Key features at a glance:
Area of use | Bouldering, Sport climbing |
Target group | Women |
Exact colour description | Black, Iron |
Item number | 54674205 |
Manufacturer | Scarpa |
Category | Climbing shoes |
Manufacturer no. | 70091-40-1091-black/iron |
Release date | 14.2.2025 |
Sales rank in Category Climbing shoes | 6 of 993 |
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Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black, Iron |
Upper | Fabric, Polyester |
Material | Natural and synthetic textiles, Polyester, Shoe inner material: leather, Upper material: Polyester |
Sole material | Rubber |
Target group | Women |
Level | Professional |
Age group | Adults |
Shoe size (EU) | 40 |
Area of use | Bouldering, Sport climbing |
Fastener | Velcro fastener |
Sole structure | Soft |
Shoe sole technology | Vibram® XS Grip 2 sole |
Foot shape | Egyptian |
Heel construction | New heel construction for improved precision |
Country of origin | Italy |
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Climate contribution |
Weight | 510 g |
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