Scarpa Super Treks

i started with supertreks on my AT hike and switched out to trail
runners.
THey ar enice boots, but gortex in a boot is a con, it does sweet F.A
and has nothing to do with your foot staying dry or not, and once the
boot is wet, the gortex takes em longer to dry.
didnt test them with crampons so cant comment.

i started with supertreks on my AT hike and switched out to trail
runners.
THey ar enice boots, but gortex in a boot is a con, it does sweet F.A
and has nothing to do with your foot staying dry or not, and once the
boot is wet, the gortex takes em longer to dry.
didnt test them with crampons so cant comment.

Richard G. said:

I notice the La Sportiva Trango S Evo getting quite a bit of
press recently and they are very lightweight, GT, Fabric and
B2.

Make sure that you get the Evo, and not the previous version (which I have
seen at reduced price) - it wasn't as waterproof as the "evolved" model,
which is probably an important point for UK use.

In article <[email hidden]>, Richard G.
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Must haves for me are:
1. Gore-tex liner - I don't have sweaty feet and GT works for me, whereas
wet feet most definitely do not.
2. Fabric Uppers - Again, experience has taught me that leather, even when
well broken in, is just too stiff for me.
3. Lightweight - Not too clompy, but without compromising support.
4. Occasional crampon use.

Try Raichle Scout GTX at £90

Excellent fit straight out of the box.
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