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Closeouts. Asolo's Titan mountaineering boots provide surefootedness that can't be beat for glaciated peaks and serious alpine ascents. Performance boots have a waterproof Gore-Tex® lining, a Vibram® Ascent outsole for unslippable grip and a full rubber rand for protection.
- Dual-density rubber and polyurethane midsoles provide cushioning and support
- Semi-auto crampon compatible
- Tough-woven synthetic uppers
- Leather tongue gussets resist abrasion and water
- Made in Romania
- Non-Insulated
- Waterproof (All)
- Waterproof (Gore-Tex®)
- Waterproof materials: Gore-Tex® waterproof breathable membrane
- Gusseted tongue
- Upper: Leather and synthetic (polyamide fabric)
- Lining: Gore-Tex® lining
- Removable insole
- Midsole: Microporous dual-density rubber
- Outsole: Vibram® rubber
- Shank: Composite
- Height: 6-1/2"
- Weight (pair): 4 lb. 3 oz.
- Made in Romania
Average Rating (137 reviews)
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Reviewed by pika12k from Oakland, CA on Tuesday, February 05, 2013I usually wear a Men's 9, but sent these back for an 8.5, which still has plenty of length in the toe. Lacing seems good for creating a custom fit, but I haven't actually used these yet.
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Reviewed by notchboy from Seattle Wa on Friday, February 01, 2013These boots a very stiff. Like walking on planks. Im would like to return them for a less stiff pair. Shame as I do like the look and overall build. But I dont see how I can break these in!
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Reviewed by Roy from Kentucky on Tuesday, January 01, 2013It is a very nice pair of boots. I need a sturdy boot for my job, and it seems that this will fit the bill. I am pleased with it so far.
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Reviewed by Boondocker from Utah on Wednesday, November 28, 2012Boots are stiff, and stay that way for a long time which is just the way I like a boot to perform. Rubber rand keeps scuffs at bay, and the gore-tex lining keeps your feet nice and dry.
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Reviewed by paul from sydney on Sunday, October 28, 2012i have just purchased these boots for a forthcoming trip to new zealand for a bit of summer mountaineering. In getting a feel for their fit i have been wearing them on short bushwalks and found them to be surprisingly comfortable. by simply leaving the top eyelets undone the approach walking is ok. when on steeper territory, just do the top eyelets up and you should have a good rigid boot that supports your weight. tightening of the laces may be a bit fiddly with cold hands when on snow and ice. tried them out on a some steep rock and traction was excellent.
- Best Uses: Alpine Routes
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Pros: Comfortable, Easy To Put On & Adjust, Great Grip, GREAT price, Great Traction, Lace System A Bit Fiddly, Lightweight, Locking Lace System, Versatile
- Sizing: Feels true to size
- Was this a gift?: No
- Width: Feels true to width
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Question “I have wide feet (2ee) I wear a wide Asolo fsn95 size 8.5 for regular hiking, is there any hope for me with these boots. Should I go one size up?”
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Answer You may want to go a size up since there is no wide offered.
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Question “Do the boots come in a wider size and will they be adequate for Mt. Shasta in the late Summer (Late July or early August)?”
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Answer Item 75878 comes in a M width only. My opinion is these should work for the late summer they are not insulalted.
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Question “How does the sizing compare to the Asolo Fugitive?||The Fugitives are true-to-size (9m) for me, but I'm wondering if I'll need to size up for these boots.”
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Answer I wear a size 9 nine in most shoes. I tried on a Fugitive in a 9 and it fit. I then tried on a pair of Titans in a size 9 and they were to big, a 8.5 fit me great. So, the Titans tend to run a little big.
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Question “Do they have a front and rear welt? Are they compatible with step-in crampons?”
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Answer They are compatible with semi-auto crampons, they do not have a front or rear welt
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Answer They are not welted construction, but the rear of the boot has a molded-in "shelf" for crampon attachment. They work fine with my semi-auto crampons (strap front, lever rear). It's not shown in the still photos, but you can clearly see it in the video clip on the product page.
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Question “How do these boots compare in size to the Moran GTX ?I have a size 11 in the Moran but usually wear 11.5 in other Also boots I need to get these to hike Granite peak the Moran got tore up pretty good in 1 trip there last year. Thanks”
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Answer In my opinion the Moran GTX cant compare to the Titans
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Question “Please notify me when you have a size 12.5 or 13 in stock. Thanks.”
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Answer Due to the nature of the closeout business, we often receive items in limited quantities. Therefore, popular sizes and colors can sell out quickly. Occasionally we are able to reorder a product, but closeout items are typically unable to be reordered.|Unfortunately we are currently out of this item, but we suggest signing up for the My Updates as the best way to monitor incoming products. You will receive email notifications of our newest stock items. You can also access the "New Items" section of our website at anytime. New Items are all products that have arrived within the last 21 days. |http://ww2.sierratradingpost.com/newproducts~21/|http://ww2.sierratradingpost.com/myupdates/myupdatessignup/
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Question “I have some concerns about the warmth of this boot. What altitude is this boot suitable for?||Regards Russ”
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Answer Boots are not rated by altitude. These are not insulated so they are not meant for severe cold weather, but with proper socks can be worn at most altitudes.
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Question “I need a good boot for early season bow elk hunting in the San Juan mountains in Southern CO but I also would like to wear them in the Midwest (WI) for hunting whitetail deer. Would these boots work well for both hunting situations or are they way overkill for Wisconsin relatively flat hardwoods?”
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Answer They could work for both. They may be a little aggressive for WI, but better to have more than less traction.
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Answer They would be the boot for me in both situations but may be a little stiff on the flat land for others. Hope this helps.
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Answer No they would not. The sole is designed for use with crampons. It is extremely stiff and does not bend. The lugs are not very deep so they'd wear flat quicker than a deep lugged sole. I've lived/hunted in Wisconsin and I have a pair of these boots for mountaineering.
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Question “can these boots be re-soled by Asolo or a cobbler?”
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Answer These boots can not be resoled.
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Answer No. However, I wouldn't count on or recommend resoling mountaineering boots anyway. The lightweight boots generally are about to fall apart by the time you need resoling, and the heavy weights never fit quite the same after.
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Question “Could you please advise whether these boots have a rear welt? I am looking at purchasing these boots if they are suitable to Petzl Chalet Vasak Spirlock Crampons which are hybrid in style and require the boot to have a rear welt.”
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Answer These do have a rear welt that you can use for crampons.
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