Pamir test in Backpacker magazine.

Can a mountaineering boot be decadently comfortable? Yes, says our tester after taking these heavyweights out of the box and marching them up Utah´s 11,000-foot Boulder Mountain. With a high shaft, Thinsulate insulation, and rigid,
crampon-compatible soles, the Pamir is most at home on steep alpine terrain. But a decent rocker, a touch of forefoot flex, and supple fabric/leather uppers make them suitable for heavy-duty mountain trekking as well. The sole sticks great on wet rocks, a rarity in this class.
Choose these if you need the warmth -but not the clunk - of an insulated double boot. Best for medium to wide feet.

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