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Norrøna Trollveggen Flex3 Softshell Jacket - Women's
October 26, 2011
What is the back length (from below the neck line to hem)? I would use it for ice climbing. So longer length is preferred. Thanks!
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La Sportiva Trango S EVO GTX Mountaineering Boot - Women's
November 2, 2010
These boots shall work for ice climbing, if you are already an experienced ice climber. But if you are new to the sport, they are NOT the best boots for ice climbing. First, these boots are designed for three-season mountaineering/alpine use, so they are not very warm. You will be fine to use it in temperatures above 20F. Second, the boots do not have the toe welts that can accept the step-in crampons. Most of the crampons for ice climbing are "step-in" crampons. But if you are already an ice climber, this should not be a problem.
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