User Review: La Sportiva Nepal Top

Reviewed March 13, 2000 by Rick

Rating:
Materials: leather
Use: approach, summit, randonee
Break-in Period: never changes
Weight: 10 lbs
Price Paid: don't wanna know

I somehow lucked out with these boots. Initially purchased for mixed routes and technical stuff, these boots soon obsessed me. Now I do almost anything that brings me near snow with these babies. I tend to get myself into long approaches followed by brief moments of glory. These boots perform throughout. For 4 years now I have been skiing in them. I use Silveretta bindings on Atomic Outback TR skiis. I have gone to nirvana. I can hike miles of trail without dying in plastic or swapping boots. Then I skin/ climb / swwoooshhh. Since there is miles of tree skiing to be done to and from the glory holes of the Cascade, often on narrow Icy Trails I highly reccomend this set up to cascade Backcountry Skiiers. Even My Tele Friends drool. ( oh by the way you can do a descent tele-esque turn in silvrettas. I never lock them down)

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