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The Civetta Extreme Boot for Men by Lowa is handcrafted in Italy. This hard shell mountaineering boot, with Duratherm insulation, is made for the most demanding glacier climbing and expedition use. It features a removable inner boot liner with waterproof GORE-TEX Duratherm and Scotch 3M Thinsulate as well as additional Thinsulate in the insole for added warmth.
"LOWA Civetta Extreme offers an outstanding combination of climbing performance and expedition-worthy warmth.." - Outward Bound West
A tough, step-in crampon compatible low volume climbing boot, designed for demanding expeditions under the harshest conditions.
Rubber randed PU upper consisting of 2 different protective compounds.
Fitted lining with GORE-TEX Duratherm and Thinsulate.
Vibram Alpine outsole is durable and stable, and suitable for crampons.
Rated to be able to withstand temperatures up to -20°C/-4°F.
Weighs 5.6 lbs. (size 9).
Made in Italy.
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 | Lowa Civetta | $329.95 - $330.00 |
 | Lowa Civetta GTX Extreme Replacement Liner | $200.00 |
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 | Lowa Civetta GTX Extreme - Men's & Women's | $420.00 |
 | Lowa Civetta GTX Extreme Plastic Mountaineering BootUnspecified | $419.95 |
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| Good for low altitude, roll the dice above 20,000 - I've had these boots for 8 years and have used and abused them. Worked great in the lower 48. Took them to Aconcagua and damn near lost my toes on summit day. Anything below -10 toes start getting numb. Fortunately I escaped with Frost nip on both big toes, but avoid cold temps in these boots. Great for Raineer and the Sierras in California. Also good in the Alps. DO NOT USE ABOVE 17,000 FEET!!! | |
| D R at Zappos.com on 02/26/2008 | |
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| THE CRUEL SHOES - I rented these for a Rainier summit attempt. I'm normally a size 13. Tried these in a 14 but too short in the toes. Spent a day in the 15's and started to get hot spots on the outer edge of both feet just behind the base of the pinky toes. Traded them in for 16's which felt pretty good. Unfortunately -- once pushing for the summit -- the hot spots got worse and by the time I was done I had a bad blister on one foot and hamburger on the other. Still enjoyed Ranier though, and will be getting La Sportivas as soon as my feet heal. Lesson: if you’re putting the time and expense out to do a serious climb, don't roll the dice on rentals. Of course, your foot may be different and these boots may work for you, but they were a bad experience for me. | |
| Anonymous at Zappos.com on 09/11/2007 | |
