Scarpa ZG40 Hiking Boots (For Women)

I wore these boots for about 4 hours around the house before taking them on a 3 day backpacking trip on the Lost Coast, with a very heavy pack. We hiked rollers, rocks, slate, dirt and sand on very uneven slopes (front to back and sideways) and these boots rocked! I didn't get any blisters (which is awesome for boots I hadn't broken in very well!). Definately a fantastic buy!

These are nice boots - well made, nice features - but I had to return them. The toe box is very narrow and would have bruised my little toes. It was a big disappointment as I really liked the rest of the boot. I would, however, recommend them to friends with narrow feet.

Wore these boots straight out of the box on a fairly steep 4-5 hour hike near Denver. Rubbed on my heels a bit by the end, but I think tighter lacing could have solved that. Excellent traction on boulders, logs, and loose gravel. No break-in time needed. Wonderful ankle support, and good amount of space in the toe box. I ordered a 42.5 and they fit well with liner socks plus thin to medium hiking socks - no bruised toes! (I wear a 10.5-11 normally, and a 12 in running shoes.) Haven't tested them out in rain or snow yet... Excellent value!

These were extremely handsome boots & appear well made, but just too roomy in heel & also the up & down part, but I do have a trim foot. I am returning & keeping a narrower pair that came in same shipment.

Comfortable, supportive boot, looks well-made and would have liked to keep. Could not tell by online pictures that the last is too curved for my flat foot. Wish that STP would categorize all shoes (or at least the trail and hiking boots) by last as done with the running shoes, i.e., for under and over pronation, or in other words, whether a straight, curved, or semi-curved last. A picture of the sole (as viewed from the underside) would be helpful.