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Kayland 6001 Mountaineering Boot - Men's - 2010 BCS

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Kayland developed the 6001 for real-deal high-altitude mountaineering. It packed about as much technology into the 6001 as you can fit into a shoe-sized object. A simple list of ingredients should give you a pretty good idea of how serious Kayland is about this boot; KEVLAR®, eVent, Primaloft, carbon fiber, microfiber, and neoprene. Sound like a spaceship?

Neoprene and Schoeller KEVLAR gaiters provide durable waterproof breathable protection
E.C.T. carbon insole for an ultra-stiff, lightweight sole
Kayland Vaporlite midsole gives you lightweight support
Vibram Teton replaceable soles for durability and tons of traction
eVent waterproof breathable insert to keep your feet warm and dry
Primaloft synthetic insulation for warmth

Bottom Line: Kayland crams technology.

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it shows the weight at 2lb 5 oz., is that for the pair or per

it shows the weight at 2lb 5 oz., is that for the pair or per boot? Are they compatible for crampons? I tried the plastic boots, Koflachs, and absolutely hated them! Are these on the same plan as that, with a removable liner?

By: ret4302610
January 6, 2012

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That is per boot. Heavy duty for sure!

By: Kasper Nyegaard
January 6, 2012

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How over kill are these boots for general winter mountaineering,

How over kill are these boots for general winter mountaineering, and some ice? Biggest climb I do is Rainer, and lots of climbing in the white mountains.

By: mre100603892
December 31, 2010