Scarpa Charmoz Pro Gore-Tex® Mountaineering Boots - Waterproof (For Men)
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Overview
About Scarpa Charmoz Pro Gore-Tex® Mountaineering Boots - Waterproof (For Men)
Closeouts. Scarpa's Charmoz Pro Gore-Tex® mountaineering boots are crampon-compatible alpine boots that help you move quickly from base camp to summit. The Tri-Flex ankle design allows exceptional range of motion, and the full rubber rand provides reliable impact protection.
- Gore-Tex® waterproof breathable membrane
- Synthetic L-Tech microfiber upper with Lorica® reinforcements for lightweight durability
- Full rubber rand for impact protection
- Articulated Tri-Flex ankle provides natural range of motion
- Mesh-padded collar and tongue wick moisture
- Gusseted tongue keeps out dirt and debris
- Ghillie lacing with low-profile metal lacing hardware on ankle
- Heel pull tab for easy on-off
- Pentax Precision XT dual-density polyurethane midsole
- Vibram® Mulaz S lugged rubber outsole with climbing zone at toe
- Semi-automatic crampon compatible
- By Scarpa of Italy
- Made in Italy
Specs
Specs about Scarpa Charmoz Pro Gore-Tex® Mountaineering Boots - Waterproof (For Men)
- Waterproof (All),Waterproof (Gore-Tex®)
- Waterproof materials: Gore-Tex® waterproof breathable membrane
- Gusseted tongue
- Upper: Nylon and synthetic
- Lining: Textile
- Removable insole
- Midsole: Dual-density polyurethane
- Outsole: Vibram® rubber lug
- Height: 7"
- Heel height: 1-1/4"
- Weight (pair): 3 lb. 10 oz.
- All specs based on size 10
- Made in Italy
Reviews
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5.0 out of 5 stars.
The best light mountaineering boots
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Reviewed by Anonymous from Seattle on Tuesday, January 24, 2017
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5.0 out of 5 stars. My favorite bootsVerified Buyer Reviewed by K9feline from Michigan on Friday, September 28, 2018These boots provide excellent support and great stability. They're heavy, but very flexible. They're easy to lace, their comfortable, they have good traction and they're durable.
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Lightweight mountain bootVerified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from ABQ on Thursday, September 27, 2018It's still fall here so I can't comment on the mountain performance of these boots, ie snow, ice, etc. I have taken them on one hike and as expected they are very stiff, not quite a full on ice climbing boot. There is only a little flex around the ball of the foot and otherwise the soles are stiff! The boots are very grippy and seem to climb rock decently well. Overall I think they should function well as a spring mountain boot for the southwest.
With regard to sizing, I went with my street shoe size. I generally wear a 10.5 or 11. A size 44.5-US 11 seems to fit pretty well. For reference my trail runners are size 11 Adidas, ski boots are size 28.5 Scarpas. To make the boots fit right I added a superfeet insole, redhot size. I think La Sportiva generally fits my foot better than Scarpa, but these were the boots on sale! -
3.0 out of 5 stars. Size IssuesVerified Buyer Reviewed by Andrew from Maine on Tuesday, September 18, 2018I love my Mont Blancs and Phantom 6ks. I have no idea how the sizing works for these boots. I ordered 1/2 (45.5) and 1 (46) size larger than my street shoe to try, because I'd be wearing much thicker socks. 1/2 size up was cavernous. I thought I had a large instep and wide forefoot, but these boots are enormous. They appear to be typical Scarpa quality, but the dimensions do not fit my feet.
For comparison, my Phantom 6ks are a size 45. I use a Sportiva Baruntse liner (size 46) with them. -
4.0 out of 5 stars. Very tough bootVerified Buyer Reviewed by Cmg805 from Santa Barbara on Monday, July 10, 2017This is the first mountaineering boot that I've purchased. I would have liked to shop around a little more but I had a Mt Whitney trip coming up. This is a very stiff boot, perfect for crampons and climbing but a little too stiff for the hike up and down where a bit of comfort would be appreciated. I had a bit of an issue with my ankle bone rubbing and pressure from the boot but there is no stiff material there, it's padded and my left foot was fine. So maybe it's my ankle.
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5.0 out of 5 stars. More boot than expectedVerified Buyer Reviewed by Sc6 from Black Hills, SD on Thursday, June 1, 2017I bought these to use as early/mid-season hunting boots, if they would work as a hiking boot too for the summer then extra bonus for me. Boots arrived on a Friday, by Saturday night had over 5 miles on them through varied terrain. No blisters or hot spots and very comfortable out of the box. They are a stiff boot, if they are used only on flat trails, there would be better options. The more rugged the terrain, the better the boots performed. The sizing is spot on - 10 1/2 U.S and the UK 44 was perfect for me. So far, compared to the combat boots I had been using for these activities, these boots are an amazing upgrade. Extremely supportive (main reason I went this route - no more rolled ankles), lightweight and comfortable.
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5.0 out of 5 stars. Scarpa ValueVerified Buyer Reviewed by AZ Bow Hunting from Arizona on Wednesday, March 15, 2017I have not had these boots long so cannot comment on how well they will hold up over time. However, out of the box they are the best boots I have ever experienced. They are light weight with great support. This is the combination that I have been looking for and you cannot beat this price!
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4.0 out of 5 stars. Light, Comfortable, NOT WarmVerified Buyer Reviewed by drewarg from Vermont on Tuesday, February 14, 2017These are great "western" or "spring" mountain boots. They are lightweight and comfortable. That said, I would not want to rely on them for a true expedition, i.e. a Katahdin or Mt Washington in winter. They are "cool".
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5.0 out of 5 stars. The best light mountaineering bootsVerified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from Seattle on Tuesday, January 24, 2017Scarpa's Charmoz should be the go-to boot for U.S. mountaineers. They are the ideal boots for the Northwest volcanoes, plenty warm enough to climb serious glaciers, yet flexible enough to make long approach hikes on regular trails. I have climbed most of the Cascade volcanoes in Charmozes, including Rainier multiple times. I have summited Cotopaxi, over 19,000 feet, in them. I am on my fourth pair, having just received them from Sierra Trading Post for less than $200, a ridiculously low price compared with REI.
