Millet Radikal Lite Mountaineering Boots - Waterproof (For Men)

ordered to deliver mail this winter. Boot was extremely short, too small even for a man's shoe. I weasr a size 8 and ordered a 7. Also found it too rigid for the everyday cement walking I do.

I have multiple pairs of this boot. It fits my foot well, but I have a low volume foot, average width. It evidently doesn't work well for people with thick (top to bottom) feet. If you can get it to fit you, I think it is awsome. Never climbed ice so well, it's my favorite boot for technical ice climbing.

I used the boots on my first ice climb and was quite miserable. Reading all the reviews on sizing issues with the boots, I ordered them 1/2 size larger and they were still way too tight. Because of that my feet were cold the whole time and I had bruised toes at the end of that trip. NO GOOD!!!

The inside shows huge creases in the plastic, very uncomfortable, cannot wear on a hike. After 3 months the plastic shows orange tint from aging discoloration. [...]

This is a surprisingly good boot, I was very disappointed it didn't fit and had to return it. It is much warmer than any other boot I've tried in it's weight class(coming from a Trango S). I guess that honeycomb stuff works. The outer material is also very waterproof and seems like it will be more durable than most synthetic leather type stuff I've seen. Unfortunately, even though I have narrow feet, the boot did not fit. The toe box is not tall enough, it pinched my foot. Even wearing thin socks it didn't fit. I usually wear a 11.5 and a 12 for large boots. I ordered the 12.5 and the length was right but as I said, the toe didn't fit. If I were to get the next larger size even if the toe fit, it would be too long. I got the Millet Radikal and it fits small too, but has a larger toe box. If you get this boot consider sizing up 1-1.5 sizes.

I got this to climb 20k peaks in Ecuador w/ crampons. My feet stayed warm and dry on 15 hour days in 20F weather. I normally wear 11.5 to 12 shoes and bought size 12.5 in these boots so I could wear extra thick socks with liners. Good value when on sale.

Well, i use this for doing power line work, and need a good stiff boot for climbing power poles. I also have to hike a lot due to the remote areas. The boot seemed a little small at first, but after wearing them for a week, they fit great. They do seem to have a few hot spots at first, but they seem to leave after wearing them for a while. They are a great investment for the money, and seem to be airtight in the snow.

First of all, the price for these boots is unbeatable in the outdoor industry. Thank you Sierra Trading Post. The more serious you become in the sport of climbing and mountaineering, the more expensive it becomes. Purchasing these boots made my budget feel so much better. Millet is a brand that is used by the best climbers. Very often one sees the MIllet logo on the boots used on Everest. If people are using this brand on one of the more demanding mountains in the world, one can trust the products of Millet to do its job with no questions. I will be moving up to Washington next summer for school so I have not got a chance to use them yet, but I am sure that they will be perfect for climbing Mt Baker and others in the Cascade range. It is considered a hybrid plastic boot and it accepts newmatic crampons. I think they will suit their purpose well. After wearing them for a few weeks to get used to them, the fit is absolutely flawless. No bad things to say whatsoever.

These boot are great! I liked them better when I was kicking steps in snow then on rocks, but all in all they preformed as I had hoped. I purchased them a half size larger than I normally do and they fit well. Also, I replace the insole before I ever put them on and have not had a blister. These boots work well for snow covered peaks.

These never set foot out of my house. They fit very strange. It felt like they were different sizes, and also odd in the toebox. Maybe with custom footbeds they'd feel better? The way the tounge laid and how tight I had to lace them to keep my heels from slipping concerned me. I know that I could not have broken-in these boots w/o some extreme pain and suffering and blisters. Returned... Got Scarpa Triolet instead - very happy so far.