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Scarpa Spirit 4 Alpine Touring Boot
November 12, 2008
Ok, these boots are awesome, but, they DO take some teaking to get them right where you need them in terms of fit. First, measure your foots length in terms of centimeters. Place a piece of paper against a wall, then, place your heel against the same wall and slowly put your foot down on the piece of paper. You want to BE SURE that the paper is flush with the wall, or else, your sizing could be off. Then, mark the end of your longest toe and measure the length in centimeters. This is nowhere near as accurate as shell fitting, but, if you are looking here at Backcountry, you can't shell fit, now can you. The volume can be tricky to take care of. Once I got mine, I saw a professional boot fitter and got custom footbeds made and that was that. Great boots, great touring mode...top notch all around.
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Jacket is awesome! Sizing a little off.
Patagonia Powder Bowl Jacket - Men's
October 22, 2008
I just got this jacket. I really like the design and it seems really well manufactured. The pocket layout is awesome and they seams are well constructed and well designed. However, be forwarned, this jacket runs LARGE! I am a 16.5" neck, 41" chest, and 34" sleeve and I am swimming around in mine! If you find youself on the borderline between two sizes, order the smaller size! Still, awesome jacket and I can't wait to try it out.
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Answer to: "I measure: Neck 16", Chest 41", arm 30" should I go medium or..."
Patagonia Powder Bowl Jacket - Men's
October 20, 2008
I'd go large. Patagonia tends to fit a bit small, and you're right at the upper end of medium anyway. Also, be sure to measure properly for your arm. You should measure from the center of the back of your neck, along the shoulder, down to your elbow (which should be bent about 90 degrees) to the top of your wrist. You can visit the patagonia site for more details.
Answer to: "I have a size 11.5 shoe, should I get a 28 or a 28.5?"
Scarpa Tornado Pro Alpine Touring Boot
October 8, 2008
Hello Scarpa rep here. I think it depends on wether or not ou like a performance fit or a comfort fit. I am a size 11 and I take the 27.5-28 shell. I would say if your a solid 11.5 I would go with the 28.5-29 shell ( same size shell different liner). The liners are custom heat moldable and will fit even better once you mold them. Hope this helps. Also, it is worth nothing that if you get custom footbeds, which I would recommend, then the sizing can change quite dramatically. I have a 11 R and 11.5L foot and went with the 28.5 and a custom footbed. After I had the footbeds made, I then went through with the heat molding and the outcome was great. Even better was the fact that, if the footbeds took up too much volume above the arch, you could grind them down a little but, which I ended up doing to gain a little more volume around the arch. But, to each his own..your best bet, once you get these, is to go see a professional boot fitter.
Awesome Rope!
Petzl Zephyr Climbing Rope - 10.3 mm
September 11, 2007
Excellent rope. The impact force is really low, which makes long whippers more comfortable. However, be prepared for higher than normal elongation...this rope likes to stretch during a fall. The sheath is pretty durable, but, will still fray up if you climb in an area prone to trashing ropes. It handles very well and goes through a grigri without a problem. Overall, the only thing this rope leaves desirable is a little better durability in the sheath. Still...one of the best ropes I have ever owned.
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