Tecnica Dunagiri
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Reviewed by
Kevin
March 27, 2005
Comfortable from the first try!
I put Superfeet into them and they're in contention to be bad weather hiking boots too.
Good performance on rock. Stiff shank but not too stiff upper. At the very least give them a try. They fit my wide but bony with a narrow heel feet like a dream.
MSRP is $250 and I would pay that too.
Materials: Leather with GTX liner
Use: Mountaineering
Break-in Period: 2.25 seconds
Price Paid: $130 (clearance)
Reviewed by
ratherb
+7
June 24, 2007
My go-to heavy-duty backpacking/light mountaineering boot. Great ankle support and nice tread.
Supremely comfortable right out of the box, and surprisingly lightweight.
Downsides? Not a good trail boot as it doesn't have too much rocker, and the colour is a little unfortunate. Neither enough to lower the rating however.
Materials: leather with Gore-tex
Use: rough trail/off trail with heavy packs; mountaineering
Break-in Period: minimal
Price Paid: $150 clearance
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