Scarpa Drago XT

Scarpa

Scarpa Drago XT

The Drago XT is a soft, aggressively downturned velcro shoe from Scarpa for sport climbing. Typically sized 1 EU size below street size. Of 30 user reports, 15 find the heel loose and 23 rate the forefoot perfect. In stock at 41 shops from 117.38 EUR.

The extended variant of the Drago, combining aggressive geometry with soft rubber and a partial Flexan midsole in a synthetic upper for durability. Designed for elite climbers who demand the Drago's power with added stiffness and outdoor versatility on extended projects.

Best For

Best for sport climbing on overhang terrain. Aimed at advanced to elite climbers.

Among the 469 adult climbing shoes we track, the Drago XT ranks in the top 4% for sensitivity, the top 17% for smearing and the top 27% for pocket climbing.

Strengths & Trade-offs

Drago XT strengths

  • Durable synthetic upper
  • Aggressive asymmetric design
  • Soft rubber for sensitivity
  • Downturned shape generates torque on small footholds
  • Buckle down fast when it's your turn to climb

Drago XT trade-offs

  • Synthetic less breathable than leather
  • Low volume limits appeal
  • Cramped toe box limits all-day comfort

How the Drago XT fits

Typically sized 1 EU size below street size.

Synthetic upper with minimal stretch expected. Size to a snug, supportive fit. Low-volume for narrow feet.

Fit profile: narrow width, low forefoot volume, medium heel, suits egyptian toe shapes.

Minimal stretch expected; minimal break-in.

How it fit climbers with your foot shape: fit reports from feet like yours.

Drago XT fit reports

Based on fit feedback from 31 owners who measured their feet with the climbing-gear.com foot scanner and rated this shoe at the toes, forefoot and heel (tight, perfect or loose).

Typical downsize: -1.0 EU from street size (n=31).

  • Fits best for: egyptian toe shape, long toes, mild hallux valgus, high instep, wide heel
  • Runs tight for: greek toe shape, short toes, no hallux valgus, medium instep height, medium heel width
  • Runs loose for: low instep, narrow heel, deep heel
  • Toes: 57% perfect (n=30) - 17 perfect, 12 tight, 1 loose. Fits well for egyptian toe shape, long toes, mild hallux valgus
  • Forefoot: 77% perfect (n=30) - 23 perfect, 5 tight, 2 loose. Fits well for high instep
  • Heel: 40% perfect (n=30) - 12 perfect, 3 tight, 15 loose. Fits well for wide heel

Stiffness

Measured stiffness: 0.28 on our 0-1 scale (0 = softest). Among aggressive shoes it sits between the La Sportiva Theory (0.24, softer) and the La Sportiva Skwama (0.33, stiffer).

Drago XT specifications

BrandScarpa
ModelDrago XT
ClosureVelcro
DownturnAggressive
AsymmetryStrong
Toe PatchMedium
Heel RubberFull
Ankle ProtectionNone
MidsoleToe
Midsole StiffnessSoft
RandTensioned
Upper MaterialSynthetic
Weight (pair)400 g (14.1 oz)
Break-inMinimal
RubberVibram XS Grip2
Rubber Thickness3.5mm
Rubber HardnessSoft
DurabilityModerate
VeganNo
ResoleableYes
KidsNo

What the Drago XT costs

Prices checked 15 Oct 2026 across 41 shops that currently stock it (117.38 to 200.00 EUR). Cheapest current offer: 117.38 EUR at veronaverticale.it, 35% below the 179.95 EUR list price.

RetailerPrice
veronaverticale.it117.38 EUR
funktionelles.de128.43 EUR
outdoor-climbing.de129.95 EUR
sport-conrad.com129.95 EUR
barrabes.com130.71 EUR
deporvillage.com134.95 EUR
bergfreunde.de134.96 EUR
hardloop.de134.99 EUR
sport-bittl.com138.00 EUR
campobase.net139.90 EUR
+ 31 more shops

Prices by size

Cheapest in-stock price per EU size and how many shops list that size, from the EU pool. Updated daily.

EU sizeFromShops
34130.71 EUR4
34.5130.71 EUR5
35130.71 EUR10
35.5130.71 EUR11
36130.71 EUR15
36.5129.95 EUR15
37129.95 EUR20
37.5128.43 EUR23
38128.43 EUR27
38.5129.95 EUR25
39117.38 EUR31
39.5117.38 EUR29
40129.95 EUR29
40.5129.95 EUR33
41117.38 EUR30
41.5129.95 EUR31
42117.38 EUR34
42.5117.38 EUR35
43117.38 EUR35
43.5129.94 EUR34
44128.43 EUR31
44.5129.95 EUR27
45130.71 EUR20

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