Seems to be a trend with trying to use products meant for baked goods 😂 thanks for the tip and sounds worth a go as well!

I’ve been transitioning to using compostable paper, like the compostable parchment here, rather than plastic sheets which I used to.

@@zacharylaschober Definitely a better bet and more breathable when you are wearing the shoe then normally meaning you won't end up with a soggy mess inside the shoe 😆

Always a classic as well!

Hi there! I believe they stretch up to half a size but I don't stock Scarpa currently in the shop and haven't tried them myself unfortunately. They do have a large amount of rubber on the though which will restrict much stretch in the shoe so might not vary much from the current state unfortunately. Sorry I can't be much more help on this occasion!

@@escoutdoors thanks for the reply, good advice & good luck with the channel 👍

@@Clearvision21 having broken in several pairs of the Drago and Drago LV, they’re an unlined leather and microsuede which will stretch about 1.5 euro sizes. The toe profile stays quite chiseled, though, and due to the softness of the shoe and minimalist midsole you will find that they have a sweet spot during a session and you should give a few days for the rubber to recover if possible to keep them performing well. For me, they get on few things as I tend to use the Chimera instead, but especially smear heavy climbing with imprecise friction heels these are on for, some competition sets, but maybe I’ve a few attempts at a few boulders before they’re just too warm.

@@zacharylaschober Great first hand knowledge sharing thank you!

That's definitely another option though I personally have found that can then lead to heel slippage a little more for me personally and potentially upsizing more than I would accidentally due to the slightly increased volume of the sock lining the whole foot. No right or wrong though! If it works it works!