Scarpa SL-M3 Reviews

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Average Ratings for Scarpa SL-M3

  • Comfort4.3 stars
  • Style3.3 stars
  • Value for Money3.5 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings4.3 stars
  • Overall Rating3 stars

2 Reviews For Scarpa SL-M3

  • jtf 23rd Mar 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Good Points: Very versatile walking boot. Since owning a pair i have covered the three peak challenge, Summer walking in chamonix, two winter seasons in the Balkans and the odd walk to the local shop. I have bought cheaper boots and paid the price in comfort.


    Bad Points: None. I am going to buy another pair as mine have seen better days.


    General comments: You have plenty to contend with when in the mountains without worrying about whether your feet can hack it. The Scarpa boot deals with that worry leaving you to focus on the walk ahead. Come sun, rain, mud, snow these boots will not let you down.
    They are not Goretex lined but leather is a very waterproof material... and its natural. The tongue is part of the main boot leather so water cannot enter which nis a common problem with many boots. Seriously buy a pair they will not let you down.

  • Tom H Rank: Colonel 12th Feb 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I've had a pair of Scarpa SL boots for two years now and they're still going strong without failing me.
    These boots were recommended by a number of friends and assistants at various retailers - I was told by one sales assistant at a local store that he'd owned a pair for nearly twenty years and still used them (but they'd been re-soled more than once). This sold it for me and the SL boots joined my outdoor footwear selection.
    Although bought for my first winter mountain climb (to Snowdon in No ...