User Review: Scarpa Inverno

Scarpa Inverno
Above: The current Inverno, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Materials: Double Plastic Climbing Boots, Cordura Liner
Use: Alpine Climbing, Glacier Travel
Break-in Period: None
Weight: 5 lbs, 8 oz.
Price Paid: $225

Scarpa's Inverno is a classic. They've dialed in a simple, efficient double boot system that just flat works. The cordura liners are the base model and work well for low angle, low altitude approach or glacier travel. The high altitude liners add a lot of warmth, but with the advent of Intution Denali liners...there's no comparison. These liners will lighten your whole system by more than a pound- well worth the investment.

I use the Scarpa Inverno for alpine climbing, glacier travel approach, backcountry skiing (in a pinch) and they hold up well.

As a woman, it can be interesting getting men's gear to fit comfortably: in this case, the right liners are the key. Once you've established the right fit for the plastic shell, get a custom liner dialed in and you're good to go.

For toasty warm (and dry) toes in the coldest climates and gnarliest snow conditions, go with the tried and true Scarpa.

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Where to Buy

Buy Online We found the Inverno at 7 online stores:

StoreProduct DescriptionPrice

Backcountry.com
Inverno Mountaineering Boot - Men's$223.27Buy Now

Oregon Mountain Community
Inverno with High Altitude Liner$319.00Buy Now

Moosejaw
Men's Inverno Mountaineering Boot$255.20Buy Now

REI
Inverno Mountaineering Boots - Men's$319.00Buy Now

GearX.com
Inverno Mountaineering Boot$219.95Buy Now

EMS
Inverno Mountaineering Boots$319.00Buy Now

Sierra Trading Post
Inverno Mountaineering Boots - Waterproof, Insulated - For Men$199.95Buy Now

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