Nordwand 2.1 High GTX Boot
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The Mammut Men's Nordwand 2.1 High Boot might be overkill for your summer ascent of New Hampshire's Mount Washington, but it'll be the boot you want if you're headed to the Himalayas or venturing up Denali. Mammut's newest alpine boot, the Nordwand is a 2-in-1 super-gaiter boot that boasts a carefully-considered design to maximize warmth, capitalize on comfort, and deliver solid and sure climbing in the world's highest mountain ranges.
The gaiter of the Nordwand is made with a tough, wear-resistant material to handle the wear and tear intrinsic to climbing alpine ice and rock, and it's reinforced with a full-wrap rubber rand for additional protection from the rugged alpine environments the Nordwand was built for. Mammut even added its Chimney ventilation system to help ensure good breathability and limit sweat accumulation. The inner boot is insulated with Thinsulate Ultra insulation, making the boot capable of keeping your foot warm in temperatures down to -31 degrees Fahrenheit.
Mammut designed the Nordwand 2.1 around its Easy Entry System, which allows the boot to be taken on and off with gloves on, so you don't have to expose your fingers to the cold after an already cold day on the ropes. Ensuring a secure and comfortable fit, the inner boot houses a wide hook-and-loop power strap, Boa closure system, and drawcord lace closure. The inner boot is composed of a synthetic leather, which is nearly identical to traditional nubuck leather, except lighter. Mammut's patented carbon insole is double insulated for increased warmth and sits above a stiff, light, and compressed Poro wedge midsole and Vibram Teton sole for a good dampening properties and climbing feel that's hard to beat.
Details
- 2-in-1 boot built for technical mountaineering and expeditions
- Super gaiter handles the wear-and-tear intrinsic to ice and rock
- Inner boot built with Boa closure for quick on-and-off
- Thinsulate insulation has a -31F temperature rating
- Chimney Ventilation reduces moisture buildup and improves insulation
- Carbon Innersole maintains stiff rigidity without added weight
- Vibram Teton rubber sole outfitted with automatic crampon compatibility
- Item #MAM00J7
- Upper Material
- synthetic leather
- Waterproofing
- GORE-TEX membrane
- Insulation
- Thinsulate Ultra
- Removable Liner
- yes
- Temperature Rating
- -31F
- Closure
- [inner boot] Boa, Power Strap, [outer gaiter] zipper
- Last
- Mountaineering Tech
- Footbed
- Mammut double-insulated carbon
- Midsole
- Poro wedge
- Sole
- Vibram Teton
- Style
- super-gaiter boot
- Crampon Compatibility
- step-in, strap-on
- Claimed Weight
- [single, size 9.5] 2 lb 8.9 oz
- Recommended Use
- alpine & expedition
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageDecember 12, 2020
great boot but not warm enough
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Size Bought:
- 43
- Weight:
- 180
I had high hopes for this boot. I tried couple of different La Sportiva boots but in the end decided for Mammut Nordwand 2.1 boot. Couple reasons - waterproof gaiter and zipper Light boot and being very comfortable to wear, very sturdy construction for a great feel and confidence when climbing rocky terrain, work great with crampons. I wore the boot once when climbing Cotopaxi in Ecuador. My team and I were lucky with weather window, clear sky, very light wind, temps just slightly below freezing (-5C ~ -10C). The boots were comfortable (in terms of pressure points) all the way up to summit, it took us 6 hours and some to summit, but here comes my disappointment. I love Mammut products and I trust their word but here they claim the boot is good for as low temps as -31F (-35C) and I don't think that's nearly the case. I don't know how they tested this but two hours into the climb I started to feel my toes being cold and around 4am when the temps were about the lowest during that climb, my toes were uncomfortably cold, borderline painful which is not what you want to be dealing with when climbing steep glacier terrain. I wore my medium thick merino wool socks so I don't think I underestimated that part, funny enough my fingers were feeling toasty in my single liner goretex gloves ($100 REI) while carrying ice axe? most of my team mates had rented older beaten up plastic double boots from local outfitter and neither of them complained about cold toes. bummer. I returned the boots.
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