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Asolo Flame GTX Hiking Boot - Men's

Asolo Flame GTX Hiking Boot - Men's

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Asolo Flame GTX Hiking Boot - Men's

The Asolo Men's Flame GTX Hiking Boot uses a blend of water-resistant suede and high-tenacity nylon to withstand all the abuses of a season in the backcountry. If any moisture manages to get through the tough exterior, it's stopped cold by the waterproof breathable Gore-Tex insert. Asolo used a Matrix sole with Active Heel Support to make the Flame GTX Hiking Boot a solid choice when you have to carry a lot of gear or travel on rough terrain.

Bottom Line: Tough as nails but much more comfortable.

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how do these compare to the Asolo Prism boots? I tried those

how do these compare to the Asolo Prism boots? I tried those on and loved the support and shank stiffness (as opposed to the sloppier-feeling soles of the Fugitive).

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September 11, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Perfect fit.

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September 3, 2009

This is, hands down, the best fitting boot I've ever had! On top of that, my feel stay completely warm and dry with no hot spots.

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I'm looking for a boot that dries quickly after stream crossings

I'm looking for a boot that dries quickly after stream crossings but provides the support of Asolo's classic leather boot. Is this the right model for me? I really want to stick with a boot boot, not trail shoes.

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August 5, 2009

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Rating for this product: 2

Not Asolo's best

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January 27, 2009

I generally like asolo boots, especially full-leather - durable and comfortable. This variety fell apart after less than 100 miles - seams split, socks visible.

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How do these compare (size-wise) to the Vasque Breezes? I have

How do these compare (size-wise) to the Vasque Breezes? I have several buddies who have them, and like them. My Breezes, which I love, have just died on me after 3 years of extremely hard use. I was looking at tryin out the Flame, but tried on my buddy's pair, and my toes were hitting the front. I usually wear a 9.5R/ 10R, but these were 10.5 or 11 and he's just a little guy. Did he accidentally get Women's?

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June 28, 2009

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I can't answer the women's boot question but wearing Asolo boots for almost twenty years, I find them to be 1/2 size small. I also have a B/C width & Asolo's, having a narrower fit, are perfect for my foot.

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August 3, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Absoutely reccomended!!!!!

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December 3, 2008

This is my 3rd pair of Asolo boots, and as usual I love them. I am not a backpacker or hiker, I stand 6'3" and tip the scales at 310 lbs. I wear these boots practically everyday and not a better shoe I have ever put on my feet. The soles generally last approx. a year and a half for me. They stand up to everything I throw at them. I work for a cheese mfg. co. and am in and out of the plant all day long and they (the soles) withstand the vinegar and acids from the whey, which for most boots I have tried in the past is a pretty good feat considering those boots only lasted me about 6 months. I would recommend these boots to anyone. They are worth every penny of the $195.00 I spent on them. To anyone considering buying them, but afraid of the price, you will not be dissapointed.

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i have really wide feet would you recommend these

i have really wide feet would you recommend these

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May 25, 2009

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Asolo fits a narrower foot better. I would recommend Merrell, Scarpa, or Vasque.

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August 3, 2009

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I'm wondering if the Flame GTX has any ability to handle

I'm wondering if the Flame GTX has any ability to handle crampons or a type of crampon that'll work. I'll only likely need crampons on one trip for trail ice, etc. so don't want to have to go up to the Expert boot.

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April 15, 2009

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Try to find an "instep" crampon or a Yaktrax traction device. These work better on trail ice & snow. They will also work better with these boots than standard crampons.

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August 3, 2009

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Im looking for a good backpacking boot to get started in. im

Im looking for a good backpacking boot to get started in. im hoping to go on a 12-20 mike backpacking trip this summer in the mountians and do little hikes prior. what boot would you recommond? im looking to spend between 150-200 bucks. what are the good brands with quality?

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September 14, 2008

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Both Vasque and Asolo are some of the most reputable brands in the business. However, if you're just beginning, I would hold off on dropping $200. I have a pair of $90 leather Hi-Tec boots that worked better backpacking on the AT than my friends' Gore-Tex boots. Look for leather boots. First and foremost, you can waterproof them easily and inexpensively. Also, they will mold to your feet better. Try to avoid boots with tons of seams visible as there is a greater risk of tearing and leaking. If you're set on getting the absolute best boots though, Asolo or Vasque are the brands I would use.Good advice. I'd suggest looking @ the Columbia & Timberland boots. They're both medium quality & don't cost a fortune.

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November 13, 2008

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do you have this boot in EE width?

do you have this boot in EE width?

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July 20, 2008

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Asolo's fit a narrower foot better than a wider one. Try Scarpa or Vasque. They both have EE widths.

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November 13, 2008

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Tech Specs:

Material:
[Upper] water-resistant suede, nylon; [Insert] Gore-Tex 
Lining:
Nylon 
Sole:
Matrix 
Lacing:
Standard, locking instep 
Recommended Use:
Hiking, backpacking 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 Year 
Country of Origin:
China 

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