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La Sportiva Nepal EVO GTX Mountaineering Boot - Women's
I"m planning a trip to Mt. Elbrus next summer. I tend to...
By M Bautista
Ranked #689 - Rock Climbing Shoes
October 2, 2009
I"m planning a trip to Mt. Elbrus next summer. I tend to have problems with my feet getting cold easily. Would you say that these boots would be a good choice for this summer trip or is there another La Sportiva boot that you would recommend?
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By iva4134958
Ranked #167 - Rock Climbing Shoes
February 15, 2011
I feel them quite cold in Ecuadorian Andes Cotopaxi, i only use one pair of streets socks to prove them for colder conditions, but my big tooth felt cold.
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By Gone Fishing
Ranked #1 - Rock Climbing Shoes
December 29, 2010
La Sportiva makes plastic boots in sizes starting at 37 but I do not believe Backcountry carries them. http://www.lasportiva.com/catalogue/catalogo.php?cat=6&cod3=835&Language=EN
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By Court Austin
Ranked #284 - Rock Climbing Shoes
December 14, 2010
Never tried these boots BUT i have koflac arctis expes and they fit fine and work well when mountaineering/ ice climbing. They are SOO warm and I have cold feet!
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By heart
Ranked #243 - Rock Climbing Shoes
December 13, 2010
Any double plastic boots out there for women or available in smaller men's sizes -- 38-39 ish?
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By Mike
Ranked #388 - Rock Climbing Shoes
August 18, 2010
Everyone says go plastic, thats all well and good but no one makes a WOMENS plastic boot! Thats the issue, The only thing i have seen women due is use an inverno
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By mario sarrica
Ranked #447 - Rock Climbing Shoes
January 5, 2010
Tried them around -30 my feet froze! they also leaked . would be good with a foot warmer . If you have cold feet buy palstic these do move nicer though .
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By jnigro
Ranked #552 - Rock Climbing Shoes
October 5, 2009
No, I would not use those. I own them in men's and would only use them for vertical ice and a 3 day mountaineering trip. Any trip longer than that and it will be impossible to dry them out, and since you already get cold feet I would recommend getting a boot with a removable liner so you can dry them in your sleeping bag when you sleep. Go with a double plastic boot since they will keep your feet the warmest for the price.
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