SCARPA フエゴ ハイキングブーツ 登山/ワイルドランド消防用
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SCARPA フエゴ ハイキングブーツ 登山/ワイルドランド消防用
- メイン素材: レザー100%。
- ソール素材または裏地: ゴム
- ヒールの高さ: 1.5 インチ
- ブーツ筒まわり: 15 cm
- 留め具の種類: レースアップ
- クラシックなスタイルのマウンテンブーツ。
- 二重のタンで優れたフィット感。
- ガセットタンで完全保護。
- 丈夫なラフアウトアッパー。
- 森林の消防士や野生の消防士のための理想的な構造。
商品の説明
革新と伝統は、SCARPAで同じように深いルーツを共有しています。SCARPAは、本社と製造施設が1938年に設立されたイタリア北部と同じ地域にあります。 SCARPA は、登山、ハイキング、スキー、登山、トレイルランニング、その他のアウトドアを追求したパフォーマンスフットウェアを構築しています。 「靴」のイタリア語の単語である以外に、SCARPAはSocieta Calzaturiera Asolana Riunita Pedemontana Anonima(アソロ山脈地域の関連靴製造会社)の略語です。 Scarpa Fuegoは、不要なベルやホイッスルを一切使用していないので、どこへでも行きたいと思っているのではないブーツです。
SCARPA フエゴ ハイキングブーツ 登山/ワイルドランド消防用
Far better than the Lowas Baffin Pro for Wildland fire. I'm a member of a Pacific Northwest Hotshot crew and I have worn Whites, Lowas and Scarpas. If you're looking for a new-style boot for comfort on the fire line, I recommend these.After 2 back-to-back rolls I noticed my new Lowas already had a hole in the heel area and some of the stitching had come loose, which usually takes about 3/4 of a season to do. This frustrated me because the price of Lowas has gone up in 5 years a few times, but the quality has remained the same or decreasedI bought the Scarpa Fuegos because it seemed like other people on my fire crew got much longer wear out of these. They're also much cheaper than Lowas. I don't think I'll buy another brand of new-style boots for fire. I was told the break-in time of scarpas was a little longer than Lowas and that they weren't as comfortable, but I thought they were the same time, and offered great ankle support for a new-style which I really need.
Have had 3 pairs of these boots. All have developed cracks in the shanks. This leads to the Vibram sole splitting over time. I work in fire, on a hotshot crew, and put these boots to the test. They unfortunately fail that test. This latest pair lasted around two months on the job. Boot cracked yesterday and now has no support at the heel. I'd expect much more from a $400 pair of boots.
I have had these for a few years now. I work in the woods as a Forester. I replaced my old Whites Smoke jumpers with these because the heel was giving my knee problems. The Fuegos are supper stiff out of the box and took me several months to break in. The padding is a bit thick making them a little hot when it is worm out. I just wear regular cotton socks with them most of the time. My feet are relatively narrow and one is a little bigger than the other so my opinion of sizing my be a little off. I wear an 11.5 usually and the 44.5 fits me well. I was in wildland fire for 5 seasons prior to this and they would be great fire boots. I also climb trees (spurs / arborist) and they work fine for that. The Padding actual takes the bite out of the ankles against my spurs. I have used them in the snow as well and they preformed as they should. Nice boots for sure.