Raichle 60-Degree

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The 60-Degree is a mountaineering boot made by Raichle. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . No matter how challenging the terrain, you can head for the summit with confidence in Raichle 60-Degree mountaineering boots. Rugged nubuck upper with full rubber rand Generously padded collar and tongue Heavy-duty metal lacing hardware Wicking synthetic lining Removable footbed Nylon shank Crampon-compatible heel ridge Vibram(R) extreme traction rubber outsole Height: 6” Weight: 4 lb. 9 oz. pr. Medium width CLOSEOUTS . Romania. Size UK (US): 4 (6) 4 (6 ) 5 (7) 5 (7 ) 6 (8) 6 (8 ) 7 (9) 7 (9 ) 8 (10) 8 (10 ) 9 (11) Visit our Hiking Footwear Guide Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide"

From REI:
"High-altitude adventurers will enjoy the durable and dependable platform of these flexible leather mountaineering boots. Durable and abrasion-resistant split-grain leather uppers offer superb flexibility and breathability. Wicking polyester linings disperse moisture quickly for quick drying and are treated with an antibacterial finish to inhibit odor. Padded, two-piece gusseted tongue protects from lace pressure while keeping out debris and water. High-cut rubber rands protect uppers from abrasion and enhance edging ability. Polyurethane midsoles absorb excess shock and supply cushioning for long approaches and descents. Nylon midsole supports control flex and create a torsionally rigid platform suitable for crampon usage. Vibram® Icetrek outsoles deliver superior durability, traction and braking on rock and ice."

User Reviews

Unisex 60-Degree
Reviewed by Bemis, Jul 16, 2008

"These boots are great. They were comfortable from the start. . . when I went on a five-day trip after only wearing them around the house. They're extremely durable and waterproof and my feet have never gotten cold in them. They work wonderful with crampons."

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Men's 60-Degree
Reviewed by Kwa, Jan 02, 2008

"These boots retails for over $200, but I found them at a consignment store almost unused for $55. I've never had mountaineering boots before, so I found them to be an extremely stiff boot. Unlike plastic based mountaineering boots, there is some flex to them, plus I think they'll soften up a bit once I wear them in."

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