Non protective climbing boots.

[DrewB]

yeah im a big fan of salewa but these could seriously tempt me..

[Marc Lewis]

I grabbed a pair of these a couple of months back cannot fault them. Very comfy and grippy.

 

Aku Cresta GTX. (Not the Weg GTX) I had a bit of trouble tracking a pair down and ended up buying from a outdoors shop nr Windemere.

 

I think Nod is getting more in though soon. Hope this helps.

 

What are they like with spikes Rich?

[Peter]

Wow! now that,s a nice looking boot and i trust the build quality of anything Pfanner make...Austrian Quality:thumbup1:

 

My last pair of Pfanner boots were made in Italy....

[silky fox]

Even Better!

[Peter]

Do you not feel your getting Fiat rather than Mercedes?

[RobArb]

Oh good don't ever but a fiat!

 

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[Old Mill Tree Care]

Even Better!

 

You're joking mate. The only thing reliable to come out of Italy is ice cream and production of beautiful women!

[silky fox]

there are pro,s and cons....But i would say that a Ferrari Enzo is quite a spectacular machine:001_rolleyes:

[Stuart Witt]

I have always used these over ther the last 4 yrs I think, normally last about 1yr maybe a little longer depending how much you kick stuff along the floor when helping out on the ground.

I don't bother footlobking much now so they last a tad longer.

 

Trango S EVO Ultra-light 3-season alpine climbing boot from La Sportiva

 

On the up side you can buy a winter version for colder climates and there goretex

 

On the down side there expensive.

[Marc Lewis]

You're joking mate. The only thing reliable to come out of Italy is ice cream and production of beautiful women!

 

and fashion (apparently)