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The North Face held nothing back when it designed the Verto S6K Glacier GTX Boot. This is a serious mountaineering boot built for the harshest environments on Earth. With that in mind, The North Face gave the Glacier S6K GTX the best of its extreme climate technology.
  • Guaranteed waterproof breathable Gore-Tex membrane protects your feet from the elements in any weather condition
  • Primaloft synthetic insulation locks in heat
  • Cradle technology offers maximum support without hindering foot or ankle flexibility
  • Smartlite polyurethane mudguard adds durability to extend boot life
  • Northotic Pro+ premium EVA footbed with gel insert absorbs shock and vibration to reduce fatigue
  • Internal crampon spoiler adds power and stability when using crampons
  • Four part midsole specifically designed to reduce fatigue on long treks without sacrificing feel, support, or control
  • BASF Agile polyurethane and EVA heel cushioning reduces shock
  • TPU shank for added protection
  • Vibram Mulaz outsole for unparalleled traction on soil, rock, and ice

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Brett Clatt

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Yes, I'm a dork.
Yes, that is a Christmas tree in the background.
That said, I hope this video helps.

Pros: COMFORT, warmth, light weight, hikeability, comfort with crampons on

Cons: Needs harder PVC up front, need a kick-plate type of material on the inside of the ankles.

These boots can handle anything in the lower 48 and I wouldn't hesitate at all to use them on mountains like Orizaba or Aconcagua.

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Brett Clatt

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15 miles in two days right out of the box! Love'n them! 7 mile round trip to Chasm Lake Trail by Longs Peak, CO.

Brett Clatt

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Best advice on footware is, fit fit fit! Try on as many brands, styles and price ranges as you can! The proper fit is the most important aspect of ANY shoe/boot!
If there is a store in your area that specializes in footware, and I'm NOT talking about Footlocker, have them size you. Choose a boot based on fit, not on looks, price or reviews. A perfect fitting boot will allow you to travel farther and the boot to last longer. Too tight and it will restrict bloodflow and you could lose toes. Too loose and you will rub holes in your heels and ankles.

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Brett Clatt

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  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

Dam light comparitively speaking to other brands. The heel is a perfect fit for my foot. Construction is as good as any other $475+ boot on the market.
I did buy these in a 1/2 size bigger. They are true to size when wearing a normal athletic sock. I wear thick smartwool mountaineering socks and in order to have a comfortable amount of room without being too tight I went bigger. I'll do the best I can to test these here in Colorado and write an update in late March.

Out of the box impression.
Brett Clatt

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Just did 8miles, and they were great!

what kind of boot is this? obviously its...

jacob robertson

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what kind of boot is this? obviously its a mountaineering boot. but does the 6K in "S6K" imply 6000 meters, and can the boot withstand really cold temps like -20F or something. or is it only suitable for lower terrain.

Brett Clatt

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I've used the The North Face Verbera Backpacker GTX Boot for the last two winters here in Colorado in temp below -20. They worked well with a premium pair of smartwool socks. But if I were to be out more than 24hrs I would go with the S4K or S6K. IMO

keegs

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how have you used them the last 2 seasons? havent those been out for only a year??

cor2540385

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Hey keegs, I think you misread Brett's answer. He said he had used another North Face boot (The North Face Verbera Backpacker GTX Boot) for the past 2 seasons, not the Verto.

How's the sizing on these?

Caitlin Wolters

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How's the sizing on these?

Big_Jim

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True to size - Im a 13, and that size fits perfectly with a thick sock.

Brett Clatt

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I tried a pair to these on at TNF store and they are a europeen fit. "For me" I go 1/2 size up. My normal running shoes and 'hiking' boots are a size 10. My North Face Verbera Backpacker GTX Boot, I use is a size 10 1/2. I strongly suggest you find a retailer that carries these type of boots and try them on with the socks you plan on wearing. I notice that most all "mountaineering" boots run on the small narrow side.... IMO

Anyone know how much these bad boys weigh?...

tele.savalas

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Anyone know how much these bad boys weigh? are they comparable to the LaSportiva Nepal EVO GTX>

Wally Phillips

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Hey tele.savalas,

Thanks for the question. The weight of The North Face Verto S6K Glacier GTX Boot is 1 pound, 15.4 ounces per boot. The La Sportiva Nepal boots weigh in at 2 pounds 1 ounce per boot so the North Face Verto is slightly lighter.

Brett Clatt

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I weighed my size 10 1/2 on the digital kitchen scale and each boot came in at 2lbs 2 1/4oz. That is after a hike so there may be an ounce or so of moisture in them. Comparing my S6K's to other size 10 1/2 boots, the S6K's feel lighter.