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Closeouts. The Scarpa Omega technical mountaineering boot is specially designed to stand up to the most demanding summits and extreme conditions, from McKinley to the Matterhorn.
- Designed for technical mountaineering and ice climbing
- Waterproof, abrasion-resistant Pebax® composite shell
- Metal lacing hardware with speed hooks
- Removable PlusFit Ice thermal liner
- Removable, micro-perforated cushioned insole
- Crampon-compatible heel bail
- Scarpa all-terrain traction rubber outsole
- By Scarpa of Italy
- Made in Italy
- Visit our Hiking Footwear Guide
- Insulated
- Non-Waterproof
- Crampon compatible
- Insulation: Plusfit Ice thermo liner
- Upper: Pebax® Composite
- Lining: Plusfit Ice thermo liner
- Outsole: Rubber
- Height: 7"
- Heel height: 1-1/2"
- Weight (pair): 4 lb. 14 oz.
- Made in Italy
- Visit our Hiking Footwear Guide
Average Rating (18 reviews)
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Reviewed by dbcopper from Rough and Ready on Monday, February 25, 2013Cannot comment on the Boots. I asked Sierra Trading Post if my older "Bail" type crampons would work on this boot. A hearty "They Should" was the reply. When I asked for a more positive answer, the spokes person went for a higher authority. "They Will" was the final decree from the "EXPERT" ... Some expert! They do and and will not, and they have no solution for me.
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Reviewed by Somewhere from MD on Wednesday, February 06, 2013I am a woman rock climber starting to get into mountaineering and ice climbing and decided to give these a try since most people say it runs narrow. I rented Scarpa Inverno size 6 when I climbed Mt. Rainier last year and they were a tag big for me. So I ordered size 6 here too. At first the toe area felt a little too tight for me with my Smartwool mountaineering socks. But I decided to test them out during a 2 day ice climbing trip since the price is pretty good in STP. A few minute into the approach hike they felt just right and no hot spots whatsoever during the whole trip. During the vertical climbing (W4-)I felt my heel lifted inside the boots and had some issues with kicking, which I didn't experience last time wearing rented La Sportiva Nepal. But I think they still climb pretty well for plastics and they kept my feet toasty in the teens. The biggest concern I have with them is that they are not waterproof. On my hike back to the car I accidentally stepped into some keen high water after the thin ice broke, and water went into my boots right away despite that I was wearing OR Crocodile gaiters. Maybe I didn't tighten the gaiters well enough but still, my partner stepped his foot into water as well but his leather GTX boot didn't leak a bit. I am still debating whether to keep them.
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Reviewed by givius from Georgia on Sunday, January 27, 2013I have US size 10 and I bought UK size 10 and was narrow but not small.
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Reviewed by rhy from San Jose, CA on Monday, January 14, 2013This year's model has Intuition liners, not the Scarpa liners mentioned in the product listing and the reviews from 2010. I bought these to replace a pair of Scarpa Alphas that I fitted with Intuition liners about 6 years ago. Boot size is the same as the alphas -- if those fit you with the intuitions, then these will too.
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Reviewed by jeff the snowmaker from pa on Friday, December 10, 2010boot is narrow - order size up - not true to size
- Best Uses: Outdoor
- Cons: Uncomfortable
- Describe Yourself: Avid Climber
- Pros: Rugged, Weather Resistant
- Sizing: Feels half size too small
- Was this a gift?: Yes
- Width: Feels too narrow
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Question “I bought the size 9 and the inner boot says 9 but the outer boot says 8.5-9. They are a little small so does the size 9.5 have 9-9.5 on the outer boot? Also what does the size 10 say on the outer boot (I assume it is 9.5-10)?”
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Answer The shell of the 9.5 will be a 9.5-10. Mountaineering boot shell are sized like ski boots. Where a shell will fit two sizes and the inner boot (liner) dictates which size it is.
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Question “Will you be getting more and if so when, please? Thanks, Kenn”
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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. (A link to the "New Items" section is located on our homepage under the "Search Index.") New Items are all products that have arrived within the last 21 days. |http://www.sierratradingpost.com/DeptNewItems.aspx|http://www.sierratradingpost.com/myupdates/myupdatesmanagement.aspx
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Question “I'm shopping to replace my US9.5 Koflach Arctis Expe becuase I find them too bulky. Omega's are supposed to have trimmer profile. May I know how long (heel to toe) is size US9.5?|Tnx.”
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Answer We are soory but we are out of the size 9.5US.|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. ||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. (A link to the "New Items" section is located on our homepage under the "Search Index.") New Items are all products that have arrived within the last 21 days.
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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.||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. (A link to the "New Items" section is located on our homepage under the "Search Index.") New Items are all products that have arrived within the last 21 days.
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Question “Hi, you're saying those boots are narrow, witch brand and model would be better for wide feet then ? Invernos?Degrees?Verticals?Nepals?|Thanks”
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Answer I would recommend reading the reviews and looking at the following products:|Item #2063U|Item #2321V|Item #1687U|These should guide you. You will often want to look for shoes with widths, Vasque and Asolo generally need to be a wide and Lowa is a good wide company.
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Question “hello, what's the date of production of these boots? I've heard there were problems with the lining in the older ones. How about warranty in Poland (Europe)?”
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Answer These are a 2008 model. For information regarding Scarpa's warranty policy please refer to the following link:|http://www.scarpa.com/scarpa.php
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Question “-i take a size 13 wide hiking boot. do these boots run wide or sholud i go to the 13 1/2us size”
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Answer These boots are a medium width. If you need a wide width you may need a different boot.
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Answer Tough call, my advice is to try the 13 1/2 to get the extra width since these do not seem to run wide, but then why settle for hiking in a boot that's too long? You want the right fit- right width AND right length (size). I've gotten a bigger work boot once just so the width would be more comfortable and I hated it- I stumbled around in a boot that was too long. Try different brands. Be patient and don't settle, get the size and width that fits.
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Answer I would have to say they run slightly narrow. Great deal on the boots. Could try slightly long and see how they fit.
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