Scarpa Mens Mescalito Mid Gore-Tex Boot Expert Review - Men’s [2021] скачать в хорошем качестве

Scarpa Mens Mescalito Mid Gore-Tex Boot Expert Review - Men’s [2021]

Discover more https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/p/sca... Our very own Cotswold Outdoor Store Expert, Tom, takes you through what he thinks are the best features of the Men’s Scarpa Mens Mescalito Mid Gore-Tex Boot The Mens Mescalito Mid GoreTex Boot from Scarpa are a true light hiking boot, as well as being ideal for more demanding approaches and Via Ferrata. The foundation of the Mescalitio mid is the Vibram Dynamis sole unit using Lite Base technology, which significantly reduces the overall weight of the boot. This is combined with a bi-density EVA midsole for cushioning and a TPU shank for torsional support on rough terrain. The outsole is Vibram Megagrip for maximum adhesion on rock. The upper of the Mescalito is constructed from thermo-embossed suede, backed up with a waterproof, durable Gore-Tex membrane. A lateral PU rand shields the upper from scuffs and scrapes, and a rubber toe cap offers grip as well as protection. The lace-to-toe design combined with the stretch tongue ensure the best possible fit. Specification Fabric: Upper: Suede Water Resistant 1.8mm Lining: Gore-Tex Extended Comfort Footwear Sole: Dynamism LB Waterproof Breathable Lace-to-Toe Weight: 530g (per boot) 0:00-0:10 Intro 0:11-0:29 What I love about the Scarpa Mescalito Mids 0:30-0:49 How about the lacing? 0:50-1:20 How stiff is the Scarpa Mescalito Mid? 1:21-2:00 How is the ankle support? 2:01-2:57 What else is good about the boot? 2:58-4:15 Different angles of the shoe in action on Curved Ridge near Aonach Eagach. 4:16-4:40 What are the lugs like? Do they have good grip? 4:41 -4:50 A little tip to have good grip with your scrambling boots. 4:51-5:49 Outro Website: https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com/ Follow us on: Instagram: @cotswoldoutdoor   / cotswoldoutdoor   Facebook: @cotswoldoutdoor   / cotswoldoutdoor   Twitter: @cotswoldoutdoor   / cotswoldoutdoor   Transcript If you're a hill walker, a scrambler, climber, items in the wardrobe that are just versatile and you can use for lots of activities. What I love about the Mescalito Mid is the climbing zone. So you can get really, really good edges. And because it's a stiffer shoe as well, it's very, very supportive for smaller edges and holds lacing that goes all the way down to the bottom so you can really tailor the fit. It's quite a stiff shoe. or just getting your toe onto little tiny holes and pockets. But because it is stiff and it's got sort of a progressive flex to it, then it offers you a lot of support on very small holds. have in normal hiking boots. I've owned a pair of Mescaltos I've only just got the Mids because I was rather than going scrambling in Wales, I was doing more stuff with longer approaches. So these have got a proper ankle cuff and eyelets going up higher. And I've really appreciated the support around like more rocky environments, particularly when it's quite easy to bash your ankles. It gives you a lot of support. I've never had an approach shoe thats so comfy for the walk in and walk outand helps helps me with my climbing grade as well. So one last thing on the Mescalito Mid Goretex by Scarpa, which. Like I said, I'll have my Mescalitos, the lows, for a very long time, and I absolutely love them. I've just had to do a foot jam and what I really appreciated about it, was the fact that you get a rand, a proper, proper protective rubber rand that goes all over the top. You can see how scuffed these are, and it really protects the suede. What you got to be careful of with a technical approach shoe is where the lacing goes all the way down to the bottom is is protected around here. And this suede is a super tough it really is tough. Like I say, I've just foot jammed and all of the pressure went on to the rand So the suede is super tough and is looking great. I've got a good place for a cam. So we're at the beginning of what's considered the crux of the crime and coverage is probably the most famous scramble in Glencoe outside of a Aonach Eagach across the road. So we've got enough rope and then I'll pitch this and set up a belay to bring you up once again, like you're a great climber Dan, but, just to be on the safe side for this alright. It's quite bright, it'squite bright. You see the lugs on the front half, that sort of slope downwards to give you a more grip when you are on mixed terrain like grassy slopes and things, the kind of things that are traditionally technical approaches aren't that good on. At the back, the lugs are ever so slightly deeper and also, there tapered out. So they give you a grip downhill and they're well spaced as well. So that mud doesn't get clogged up and it can release and sort of self clean, as it were. They're really good for that.