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Move through rough terrain like a mountain goat with its hair on fire.

Italians know technical, jagged mountain terrain better than anyone (heard of the Alps?), so that's where The North Face decided to have the Men's Verbera Lightpacker GTX Boot crafted. Mid-high support protects your ankles, tough suede and ballistic textile fend off trail hazards and, when the sky opens up, a waterproof breathable membrane keeps your toes dry. Button this light-and-fast boot up with the claw-like traction of a Vibram sole and you'll find it all too easy to drag a multi-day pack through the mountains.
  • Gore-Tex waterproof breathable membrane protects your foot from moisture outside (foul, wet weather) and allows sweaty moisture inside your boot to escape to the outside
  • Boot last has a medium-volume shape, it's narrower in the heel and achilles for control, and it features a roomier forefoot and tapered toebox to accommodate thicker hiking socks and swollen toes
  • Ventilation from ballistic mesh helps keep your foot cool, and the tough nubuck leather upper shrugs off sharp rocks and trail hazards
  • Northotic Pro footbed uses upgraded EVA material and a cushioned, Poron ReSource heel to soak up impact
  • Cradle heel cushioning and SR2 insole board provide support for carrying heavy loads but still allow for enough response so you can feel the trail below your feet
  • Vibram outsole has durable, reliable build and offers supreme traction on everything from wet, loamy trails to loose, rocky desert terrain

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I just broke my ankle from the constant...

johp465270

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I just broke my ankle from the constant tendency of my asolo boots to roll towards the outside (with my feet). I am looking for a boot with a strong lasting board, a wide heel and durability. Looking at LaSportiva Pumir, Scarpa Kinesis, and North Face Verbera Backpacker gortex. Which of these do you think will provide the most stable and stiff boot for off trail hiking and mountaineering in Colorado and Wyoming?

Pat Palmer

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I have an ankle that likes to roll as well, thanks to an injury over 20 years ago.
For really good support, and since you mentioned mountaineering, I'd suggest moving up to a light mountaineering boot.

My everyday work and backpacking boot is La Sportiva Glacier. They see water nearly everyday and are still going after almost 18 months. Typical work boots, like Red Wing, barely last me six months before they wear out or dryrot.
If you need the support of a full steel shank, look at La Sportiva Makalu. I use mine for more technical terrain, or HEAVY backpacking.
Both boots I mentioned are very comfortable, after you break them in, and with the right insole.