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Topic	Date	User
Which Mountain Boots?	24-Oct-2008 At 9:08:57 AM	Sally
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It is all personal. If you rent boots e mail the company to check out the size range. No one had them small enough for me. If you buy them. Try them on with The merino socks you will wear. Tight boots+ freezing toes and frost nip. No plastics available small. I am little and bought Nepal extremes but found them heavy and stiff, really hard to walk in, but Most people love them. i use what is almost a tramping boot( similar to makalus) and it works for me even on technical ice. Need the sole stiff to secure your crampon and keep front pointing good. But comfy to walk in. There will be lots of walking in NZ

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