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Garmont Tower GTX

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$299.95
MSRP: $299.95 (men's)

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Awesome boots!! They were comfortable right out of…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Materials: suede, gore-tex
Use: mountaineering for 3 days w/medium weight pack
Break-in Period: none :)
Price Paid: $170

Awesome boots!! They were comfortable right out of the box, and even more so when I used molded inserts. I bought these boots the day prior to mountaineering in the Northern Cascades (thinking that there would be some leather mountaineering boots for rent available in my size, the day before... there weren't), and was a little worried about breaking them in. They felt like sturdy sneakers, and surprisingly didn't need breaking in at all!

The Gore-tex truly kept my feet dry and comfortable through mud, snow, rock, and ice. The only time my feet were wet was when I didn't wear my gaiters properly. I felt secure and stable standing on the lip of rocky ledges with the tips of these boots; traversing on angled snow glaciers was a breeze with crampons.

The best part of these lightweight boots - no blisters/toe-jams/hot-spots! Unbelievable after a full day's descent from the summit to the car...

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I put these boots through the ringer this summer (06)…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Materials: Gore-Tex
Use: from short day hikes to multi-day mountaineering
Weight: Not an issue for me as long as they perform
Price Paid: bought used from friend

I put these boots through the ringer this summer (06) from day long slogs in rain and mud to all day glacier climbs. I have never had boots keep my feet dry like the Tower GTX. Other boots I've had with Gore-Tex liners eventually soak through and at the end of the day my feet are soaked. These boots kept me dry no matter what conditions I've subjected them to. Somehow Garmont figured out how to create a breathable boot that works. They are also incredible on class 3 and 4 terrain. The sole provides excellent smear capability and are stiff enough to give excellent edging stability. Very comfortable!

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These boots are the best I've ever worn. Light, incredibly…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Materials: Leather/Goretex
Use: 5 Miles a day to and from work
Break-in Period: 1 Week
Weight: LIGHT!
Price Paid: £19.99

These boots are the best I've ever worn. Light, incredibly sturdy and packed full of features that I'll never use in a million years!

This bargain price from a UK store TK Maxx -- seller of discount footware and designer clothes. They do get some bargains in, so if you're in for a pair of boots, please check them out! And NO, I don't work for them! A limited selection, but you can find some stunning products.

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The best hybrid shoe. Great for alpine climbing, also…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Price Paid: 999 kn (Cro kuna)

The best hybrid shoe. Great for alpine climbing, also wary comfort for long hiking. And most imp thing: low price! 120E

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Great summer mountaineering boots. Super light, stiff…

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
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Great summer mountaineering boots. Super light, stiff enough for snow, climbs rock much better than most mountaineering boots, hikes pretty good. Crampon straps will be more uncomfortable on these boots than heavier designs.

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Description

The Tower GTX is a mountaineering boot made by Garmont. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 5 user reviews

MSRP: $299.95 (men's)

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