siggcha Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 Hi folks, Just after a little input in regards to buying boots. Basically I live out here in Australia, where the only alpine boots available are Sportiva Nepal Evos, Spantiks and Olympus Mons and Asolo plastic boots.....yup, we dont have much of a range. I know its THE number 1 no no, but I am basically forced to purchase my boots online. I am looking for a lightweight boot for summer alpine use, and step in crampon compatible, very much like the Trango Extreme. The issue is, i have a rather wide forefoot so i need boots with a large toebox. I have been trying to find out more about a few boots that supposedly fit the bill: -Boreal Cerro Torre -Lowa Mountain Expert -Asolo Cholatse Has anyone had much experience with these boots, or got any other to suggest? I know...scores of people will say "go to a shop and try them on for fit", I used to play soccer and know just how important fit is in footware...but unfortunately i am forced to purchase alpine boots over the net. And so I need all the info i can get on different boots. Thanks for your time folks, your input is much appreciated! Cheers, Siggy Quote
Zoran Posted November 24, 2012 Posted November 24, 2012 (edited) I am not sure any of this boots will fit you. Have you done any research to see are they wide or narrow in last? You have to see on-line since here in North America Boreal and Lowa are not widely distributed. Or I am mistaken... However, I think you need Scarpa boots. Something like Triolet Pro or Jorasses Pro. I have Triolet and they are so goood. But my feet are more D than 2E. I am not sure how wide are yours? It's unfortunate Mont Blanc are not what you are looking for. They are so good! Edited November 24, 2012 by Zoran Quote
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