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Zamberlan Master GT

Discontinued

The Master GT has been discontinued.

previously retailed for:
$210.00

The Zamberlan Master GT is not available from the stores we monitor.

Last seen June 3, 2007 at REI.

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User Reviews

I bought these in 2007 and use them for long mountain…

Rating: rated 4.5 of 5 stars
Materials: gore-tex, leather, vibram soles
Use: long hikes on rough mountain trail
Break-in Period: after a couple hikes
Price Paid: $200

I bought these in 2007 and use them for long mountain hikes. They performed well during a 2007 summer 3-day back-pack trip through Rocky Mountain National Park, and again on 2008 summer 4-day back-pack trip through Rocky Mountain National Park.

I usually carry approx. 40-pound pack on these hikes. The boots were warm and comfortable during some light showers and on muddy trails, and hold up well in the scuffing and toe bumping that occurs on rocky trails.

I was looking for a boot with good ankle support and this boot delivered. I also wanted good arch support for my low arches. In that respect, I could have used a little more support. I'll probably put in my Superfeet blue-insole inserts in the future.

Overall, this is a quality product and well worth the investment. I plan to use them again for another backpacking trip.

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I purchased these boots from REI at a garage sale…

Rating: rated 4 of 5 stars
Materials: Leather and Gore-Tex
Use: Long Backpacking Trips
Break-in Period: Probably around 2 weeks of Hiking.
Weight: Too much I think
Price Paid: $175

I purchased these boots from REI at a garage sale in November of 2006. I've only taken them on a couple of medium length day hikes so far, but I will say they are by far the most comfortable boots I've ever hiked in. Completely waterproof and actually kind of warm. Lots of support and stiff enough for my Petzl crampons.

My only real complaints so far would be that they are one; huge, these boots are enormous and two; heavy, they could be a little lighter I think as the sole and treads are huge and weigh a ton. Otherwise, awesome boots. I recommend to anyone who doesn't mind a little extra weight on the feet.

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Description

The Master GT is a men's backpacking boot made by Zamberlan. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews

The Master GT has been discontinued.

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