Garmont Tower Gore-Tex® Mountaineering Boots - Waterproof (For Women)

I have had lots of compliments about how attracrive and uniquie these boots look. I really like them. Having alittle trouble ajusting to the stiffness of the ankels but coming along nicely! My feet feel very comfortable and very stable in them. I have recommended this site and boots to others.

Purchased a pair of these along with the Broad Peaks. Thought I'd keep one pair, return the other. Bad plan. I'm keeping both. The Garmont boots have similar fit, may be a miniscule bit wider. They are stiff and crampon-compat.--but flex a bit more and are not as heavily constructed as the BP--though they weigh the same. I like the Garmont's simple lacing system. They're sturdy and well-built. They are a good off-trail boot where there are lots of outcrops, and the simple lacing system is easy to snug-up for a stable fit. The Asolo BP seem better for real climbing, with greater ankle stability/crampon use.

I loved these boots -- gorgeous. They really are the real thing, which unfortunately is why I have to return them. It's simply too much boot for me.

I am from the U.K. The size tag reads UK 4.5 US 5 EURO 37. Anyone knows that a Euro 37 is not a US 5 in womans. Hence, the boots were a full 2 sizes too big. I so badly wanted these boots. Lucky for you if you are size 6.5 or 7, for the 2 sizes left

Great Boots! I got these to replace my old broken in boots. I used them to climb 10 high points through out Europe including Iceland and Ireland. Climbed in them for over 20 hours in Iceland (mostly glacier) with no blisters or wet feet. They were a little big at first but, I always put my own orthotics in ... which made them a perfect fit.