Scarpa Summit Gore-Tex® Mountaineering Boots - Waterproof (For Women)

Tried on in the house. Fits really well. Using it for Rainier this summer.

These were comfortable from the first wearing. Did a 10 mi. hike in them with next to no break in time. Half of the hike was in snow...comfy and warm. I plan to wear them up Mt. Adams and Mt. Rainier in the coming months.

Very nice boots. Used these recently in a winter climb in New Hampshire up Mt. Adams. Perfect combination of insulation vs. weight. Feet were fine in temps of zero with wind. Great with crampons and snowshoes. Would highly recommend.

The boots looks beautiful. The details are perfect.

I bought these boots primarily for ice climbing followed by mixed climbing and a little mountaineering. I live in Boulder, CO and wasn't expecting these boots to be as warm as a double boot and in 15ºF (-9ºC) temperatures my toes did get cold, especially while belaying. My second climbing stint 4 days later I wore toe warmers and that was great. Based on another review, I did buy half a size bigger and they fit perfect with one pair thick ski socks. (Thanks for that review!) I wore them straight out of the box for 7 hours climbing WI3+ with no blisters or pain. I think the reviewer who did get blisters had too smaller boot. I use these boots with Black Diamond 'Cyborg', clip-in crampons and they work great together. Overall very happy with these boots and price! In regard to the laces...definitely need to 'cross' them over between putting them through the upper side lace holders and double tie them otherwise they loosen which doesn't feel good halfway up a climb!

Used to summit Borah peak Idaho. Got some major blisters on that trip. I am still breaking them in.

Great boots for waterfall Ice. They are a little bulky but are very warm and durable.

I already bought my pair and after my boots seriousely outperformed hers she decided to give them a try. They are mountaineering boots, extremely stiff, super dry and little heavy, so if you are into not serious business they are not for you. But for who's looking to take on the mountains and glaciers there is no better choice. I put mines in a lake for good seconds and water didn't even stick to them!