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Scarpa plastic mountaineering boots - $100 SOLD 14-May-2015 At 9:15:00 PM JohnK

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Scarpa Inverno Mountaineering Boots - Size 11 - $100

These have had several days in NZ and several trips in the AUS Alps. I wear a size 10 normally and these are nicely oversized to avoid bashing your toes and I get minimal heel lift. The shells are virtually in-destructible. They are warmer and stiffer than the new style leather and synthetic boots. They would also be good for Alpine Touring with skis due to their stiffness and when used with compatible bindings.

Product details here:
http://www.moosejaw.com/moosejaw/shop/product_Scarpa-Inverno-Mountaineering-Boot_10084984_10208_10000001_-1_

The Scarpa Inverno Mountaineering Boot is the world's most popular plastic hiking boot, and has probably seen most every mountain in the world. Well, the pair you buy wouldn't have... yet. This Scarpa boot features the super-durable and lightweight PEBAX shell and high altitude liner that gives the Scarpa Inverno a reputation for absolute comfort when compared to other mountaineering boots on the market. Having a reputation can be difficult, but these Scarpa hiking boots aren't scared. The Inverno will take you from water to land with a rocker sole that is easy to walk in, so hop confidently through freezing water puddles on your way up the nearest mountain without a single worry about dreaded wet socks. Wet socks suck.

FEATURES of the Scarpa Inverno Mountaineering Boot
Comes standard with the super-durable, super-warm High Altitude liner
Proven on expeditions and job sites around the world
Lightweight, flexible Pebax shell
Rocker sole for easy walking

SPECIFICATIONS of the Scarpa Inverno Mountaineering Boot
Upper: 100% Pebax
Liner: High Altitude
Sole: Vibram Stabeler
Weight: 1/2 per pair: 2 lbs 12 oz / 1265 g

Some pics here - the scuffs on the outer shells are all superficial and if you get a new pair they will look exactly the same after a few hours of morraine walking.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/johnkazanas/17635043291/in/dateposted-public/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/johnkazanas/17608651586/in/dateposted-public/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/johnkazanas/17448670989/in/dateposted-public/

Can be viewed in Brunswick or Cliffhanger on a week night.