Asolo Eiger GV Mountaineering Boot

We’ve read the reviews across the web for the Asolo Eiger GV Mountaineering Boot and summarize the results below:

Universal Ranking

PeakScore: 87 (out of 100)
User Rating: 4.6 stars 
Expert Rating: 3.8 stars

Number of Ratings Reviewed: 13

Pros & Cons

Reasons to buy:

User Reviews

  • The half gaiter keeps your feet and lower legs both warm and dry in wet weather.
  • Very lightweight which works well for long approaches.
  • Automatic-crampon compatible for additional functionality.
  • Very durable to withstand tough conditions.
  • Provides ample tread and grip on a variety of terrain.
  • The boot is low profile to avoid getting caught on pants or additional debris.

Expert Reviews

  • Very lightweight for comfort during all-day use.
  • Provides versatility on a variety of terrain.
  • Very good at climbing both mixed and rock terrain comfortably.
  • These boots can dampen crampon-point blows, reducing toe discomfort.
  • The lighter weight makes these boots easier to transport or carry in your pack.

Reasons NOT to buy:

User Reviews

  • The soles have little to no grip, which some users may not like.

Expert Reviews

  • Not the warmest on the market, meaning they might not be the best choice for winter use.
  • The lacing is tedious and reduces the ease of use of the boot.
  • The tongue can move over your toes and press down, causing a lack of comfort from long-term use.

Summary:

The Asolo Eiger GV Mountaineering Boot is a durable, lightweight, and comfortable boot that can withstand a variety of intense conditions. Despite not being the warmest, this boot could be a good choice for those who want a lightweight and easy to handle boot for long days on the mountain, and for those who want a fully weather-protective option.

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Note: User and expert rankings were reviewed across the web. Some expert reviews include these: 1, 2, 3.