I'm looking for a boot with front and rear welts (for compatibility with the crampons I have), a relatively wide toe-box, (the Asolos and La Sportivas I've owned are painfully narrow for my foot) and a boot that will be good for relatively long approaches. I'm not going to be doing much in the way of vert ice climbing (maybe occasionally) but more glacial traverses and mixed rock/ice/snowfields. Most of the use will be high alpine summertime, tho there will be occasional winter use. Would this boot fit the bill or should I be looking elsewhere. I've had really poor luck with mountaineering boots.

Tech Specs:

Material:

[Upper] suede Crosta Pro HS12 

Lining:

Gore-Tex Duratherm 

Removable Liner:

No 

Sole:

Vibram Dual PU 

Crampon Compatible:

Yes 

Lacing:

Standard 

Shank:

Nylon composite 

Weight:

[Pair, size 42] 4lb 10oz (2090g) 

Recommended Use:

Mountaineering, ice climbing 

Manufacturer Warranty:

1 Year 

Country of Origin:

China