(SOLD) La Sportiva Makalu Mountaineering Hiking Boots (SOLD)

For the lucky person who wants a like brand new pair of boots with a slight head start on the break in. These are the famous La Sportiva Makalu.

Get yourself the La Sportiva Makalu Mountaineering Boots to see for yourself what makes them so popular.
The La Sportiva Men's Makalu Mountaineering Boots have become among the most popular alpine footwear for everyone from casual climbers to Outward Bound students and instructors. These durable leather boots hold up to years of abuse in the mountains and provide plenty of support for hiking with a heavy load. Thanks to full crampon compatibility, the La Sportiva Makalu Mountaineering Boots make a great choice for glacier travel, and their Vibram soles provide excellent traction on snow, mud, dirt, and rock.

SIZE: 44.5 = 11 Men

$175 Located in CO

Read reviews here:

 

free bump great boot almost look new

 

Bought them for Search and Rescue and had them on the snow for a short time. Love the boot and would continue to use but the size is too big and unable to return.

 

lets go ski. you have weekends off

 

I do. I'm down. Have the epic local pass.

 

you ski the b.c at all. Always looking for ski partners with the weekends off

 

Working on rebuilding my BC setup. Should be good to go when the snow sets up. It's been awhile though.

 

PM me when you want to ski and we can go from there. I live in summit but dont have the vail pass. Can ski abasin though

 

Free bump and can verify that these boots are up to all the praise they get. Put MILES and MILES in a pair as a USFS Backcountry Ranger years ago and still using today on alpine excursions.

La Sportiva does tend to run large. Every other maker in a 9.5 but a La Sportive 10 and I have several pairs of their shoes and boots.

 

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I generally wear a size 11.5 - 12 depending on the shoe. Do these run on the larger size or are they exactly size 11?

 

They can run a little large depending on foot width. I know that doesn't help much. I can grab a picture of the insole next to a tape measure after work. But if you are near the Denver area I can also meet. Let me know.

 

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Dont know where in co you are but no luck hear try to sell them at a second hand gear store. They will take a percentage but might sell. Or keep them for a just in case boot in the truck

 

those are damn nice mountaineering boots. i have a very similiar pair. they take crampons well, and have never had cold or wet feet in them tromping through snow, ice mist from getting dusted all day from ice axe. If I wore an 11 i'd snag these but i'm a 10.