Breaking in the new Scarpa's tonight...

[Chuck Bronson]

...but to be honest, I don't think this hiking boot even needs to be broken in!  They fucking fit lovely as it is, right outta the box!  I've never owned a pair of boots as comfortable out of the box, as these are...



Italian made Scarpa's...  Not cheap, but the quality is just there.











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[Anonymous]

...but to be honest, I don't think this hiking boot even needs to be broken in!  They fucking fit lovely as it is, right outta the box!  I've never owned a pair of boots as comfortable out of the box, as these are...



Italian made Scarpa's...  Not cheap, but the quality is just there.











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They look like a comfy shoe..



Are they lined for winter?



If they are, a pair would make a good Christmas gift for my husband.

[Anonymous]

...but to be honest, I don't think this hiking boot even needs to be broken in!  They fucking fit lovely as it is, right outta the box!  I've never owned a pair of boots as comfortable out of the box, as these are...



Italian made Scarpa's...  Not cheap, but the quality is just there.











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A good hiking boot.

[Bricktop]

Why has Mel bought them, then?

[cc]

He has to hike to the liquor store and back ??

[Bricktop]

Don't you guys have footpaths?

[Anonymous]

He has to hike to the liquor store and back ??

 

[Chuck Bronson]

They look like a comfy shoe..

Are they lined for winter?

If they are, a pair would make a good Christmas gift for my husband.

This particular model has a gore-tex liner to keep out the water, and sort of a thinner fabric lining on the inside.  That said, it is not technically a winter boot, but a hiker to be more precise...  Designed more to keep the feet dry as opposed to warm.



Nonetheless, I bought these knowing that they would see double-duty as a winter boot.  With their capabilities to keep out the water, good traction, and our relatively mild winter temperatures here, they should work just fine in the winter, especially combined with proper winter socks if you so prefer.



Scarpa's tend to fit narrow, which is perfect for me, but they also have a wide version of this model also (and others), so one must really try them on in the store before purchase.

[Anonymous]

...but to be honest, I don't think this hiking boot even needs to be broken in!  They fucking fit lovely as it is, right outta the box!  I've never owned a pair of boots as comfortable out of the box, as these are...



Italian made Scarpa's...  Not cheap, but the quality is just there.











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I've seen cheap shoes that look similar to them.



How much did you pay for them?

[Chuck Bronson]

I've seen cheap shoes that look similar to them.

How much did you pay for them?

$329 CDN + tax at MEC.

[Anonymous]

...but to be honest, I don't think this hiking boot even needs to be broken in!  They fucking fit lovely as it is, right outta the box!  I've never owned a pair of boots as comfortable out of the box, as these are...



Italian made Scarpa's...  Not cheap, but the quality is just there.











http://i63.tinypic.com/k0gdbt.jpg">

Tiny feet. ac_toofunny  ac_lmfao

[Chuck Bronson]

Tiny feet. ac_toofunny  ac_lmfao

Yeah, these are size 9 1/2 Men's US boots...



If that is entertaining to you, well?  You are easily entertained!



These forums are full of retards like you and Semen!

[Anonymous]

Tiny feet. ac_toofunny  ac_lmfao

Yeah, these are size 9 1/2 Men's US boots...



If that is entertaining to you, well?  You are easily entertained!



These forums are full of retards like you and Semen.

Don't cry muffin. Your new little baby booties look cute.

[Chuck Bronson]

Thank you.  They weren't cheap, but they fit awesome!

[Anonymous]

They look like a comfy shoe..

Are they lined for winter?

If they are, a pair would make a good Christmas gift for my husband.

This particular model has a gore-tex liner to keep out the water, and sort of a thinner fabric lining on the inside.  That said, it is not technically a winter boot, but a hiker to be more precise...  Designed more to keep the feet dry as opposed to warm.



Nonetheless, I bought these knowing that they would see double-duty as a winter boot.  With their capabilities to keep out the water, good traction, and our relatively mild winter temperatures here, they should work just fine in the winter, especially combined with proper winter socks if you so prefer.



Scarpa's tend to fit narrow, which is perfect for me, but they also have a wide version of this model also (and others), so one must really try them on in the store before purchase.

If they can handle our cold, snowy winters  that might be a good gift idea for my husband.