by Trailboss88 » Sat Jun 09, 2012 10:43 pm
by Tinman27 » Sat Jun 09, 2012 11:33 pm
Trailboss88 wrote:My partner and I used La Sportiva Nepal Evo and Zamberlan Expert Pro GTX boots (respectively) on the mountaineer's route in March and had no problems with our feet. Both of these boots are insulated and semi-rigid leather boots and only good in the snow and cold, so they may not provide the versatility you're looking for. Also check out the La Sportiva Trango and Glacier models. The Glacier is popular with forestry and wildland firefighting folks.
by Nitrox » Sun Jun 10, 2012 5:00 am
Tinman27 wrote:Trailboss88 wrote:My partner and I used La Sportiva Nepal Evo and Zamberlan Expert Pro GTX boots (respectively) on the mountaineer's route in March and had no problems with our feet. Both of these boots are insulated and semi-rigid leather boots and only good in the snow and cold, so they may not provide the versatility you're looking for. Also check out the La Sportiva Trango and Glacier models. The Glacier is popular with forestry and wildland firefighting folks.
Thanks for the response, I did look into the Nepal but its way more than I want to spend. The Glaciers are not insulated and they delaminate in extreme heat unlike the Scarpa Fuegos or Liskamms. I think I'm set on double plastics because of their warmth and durability. I have a great pair of bomb proof summer gortex boots from Wellco that are pretty light. I can get a set of Scarpa or Koflach doubles brand new for under $250. I can hardly find a set of used leather singles for that.
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