Alpina Triglav
User Reviews
Really something perfect...okay, they're a bit heavy…
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Materials: leather
Weight: 1,8 kg
Price Paid: cca 100
Really something perfect...okay, they're a bit heavy (1,8 kg each) therefore undestroyable. As I live in a region where snow, ice, and sub-zero temperatures are dominating for cca 6 months, Triglav is really something I don't leave home without. After three years of use, they still look like they are new. Also, a fact that you can put spikes or skis on them is an advantage. General overview would be :-)))
P.S. Sorry for my English as I'm not a native speaker :-(
These are really solid boots. I've treated them with…
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Materials: Leather
Use: Mountaineering
Break-in Period: about a month (or more)
Weight: 6 lbs
Price Paid: $230
These are really solid boots. I've treated them with SnoSeal before I discovered NikWax (preferred) and they are as dry as can be. Crampons attach very solid and they have a very stiff sole. A very minor complaint would be that the laces provided are a bit too big for the speed hooks, but that could easily be solved with new laces. An excellent pair of boots!
Description
The Triglav is a men's backpacking boot made by Alpina. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews
The Triglav has been discontinued.
Where to Buy
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EMS |
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