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Why We Like The Inverno Mountaineering Boot
The Scarpa Inverno Mountaineering Boot has been a staple in our ice and alpine climbing arsenal for years and still remains the go-to choice for cold, multi-day ascents. From Alaska to the Andes to the Alps, countless climbers have trusted the bomber Pebax upper and Vibram sole to handle anything the mountain throws their way. Scarpa added a removable EVA insulated liner, which keeps your toes toasty in harsh cold and can be dried in your sleeping bag at night. It goes without saying that these double boots feature full step-in crampon compatibility.
Details:
- Workhorse plastic double boot for cold, high-altitude climbs
- Pebax shell is durable and flexible even in freezing temperatures
- Removable High Altitude Liner allows insulation
- Vibram sole with automatic and semi-automatic crampon compatibility
Specs
Upper Material [shell]: Pebax
Insulation: yes
Removable Liner: High Altitude Liner
Closure: lace
Last: 10024 High Altitude
Sole: Vibram Stabeler
Style: double boot
Crampon Compatibility: automatic, semi-automatic
Claimed Weight [pair]: 5lb 13oz
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
Activity: ice climbing, mountaineering
