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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
A heavy duty mountain boot, capable of taking articulated…
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Materials: Leather - semi stiffened
Use: mountain
Break-in Period: few days
Price Paid: £120 (3 years ago)
A heavy duty mountain boot, capable of taking articulated but not step-in crampons.
Sole is Scarpa's own. Some what more open than a standard Vibram. Doesn't clog but occasionally grabs small stones.
The've been incredibly comfortable once broken in. That involved some nasty blisters after a hard day's scrambling on the Dubh ridge, Isle Of Skye.
Good comfortable boots that are wearing well. They were bought as a replacement for a pair of Scarpa Bronzo's (now discontinued) which lasted about 10 years and three soles, so I'm quite confident of the longevity of these.
Description
The Alp M4 is a backpacking boot made by Scarpa. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
The Alp M4 has been discontinued.
Where to Buy
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