- Boot Grading for Crampons
B1
Least rigid midsole. Best for regular hikes, scrambles and winter hill walking.
B2
Stiff sole and upper. Best for moderate snow and mixed climbing.
B3
The stiffest sole and upper. Best for steep ice and mixed climbing at all grades."
- Brand
- CoreScore
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- Use
Backpacking
Heavier and sturdier boots that with higher grip and stability for strenuous 7+ mile hikes on challenging terrain.
Snow
Boots with extra traction for snow, ice, and slush and insulation for colder temperatures.
Alpine
Highly technical boots with lots of support, stability, and traction to handle challenging rocky terrain.
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