Mammut Kento Pro High Goretex mountaineering boots

Answer of Carlos

Hello, I use them with semi-automatic and normal crampons.

Hola, yo las uso con crampones semi- automáticos y normales.

Answer of Nelson

The MAMMUT Kento Pro High Goretex mountaineering boots are suitable for all year round, they are cool and keep the foot dry, both in winter and summer. You can go hiking without any problem.

Las MAMMUT Botas de alpinismo Kento Pro High Goretex, son adecuadas para todo el año, son frescas, mantienen el pie seco, tanto en invierno como en verano. Se puede hacer senderismo sin ningún problema.

Answer of jose luis

They are excellent boots in all areas, both for the mountains in all their aspects and in daily life. I wear them to work and cause envy, I take them to the mountains (up to 5,500 meters above sea level, the height of the Popocatépetl volcano in Mexico) without any problem, I put crampons on them and they are perfect.

Son unas excelentes botas en todos los ámbitos, tanto para la montaña en todos sus aspectos como en la vida diaria, yo las llevo al trabajo y causo envidia, las llevo a la montaña (hasta 5500 msm la altura del volcán Popocatépetl en México) sin problema, les pongo crampones y perfecto.

Answer of Stanislav

Not sure if the question has been translated, so I'll answer it in English. I bought Mammut Kento Pro for a trip in Jotunheimen to climb three peaks there. These boots are very specialized, and definitely not comfortable for long hikes. The sole is very stiff, which gets uncomfortable after a couple of hours, and the rubber slips on stones when it rains. Stiff sole is a plus when climbing, however, the fit has to be absolutely perfect to prevent the heel from moving inside the boot, which is impossible because the heel is virtually solid with no give. Consider getting comfortable B/C boots instead, like Hanwag Alaska GTX.

Not sure if the question has been translated, so I'll answer it in English. I bought Mammut Kento Pro for a trip in Jotunheimen to climb three peaks there. These boots are very specialized, and definitely not comfortable for long hikes. The sole is very stiff, which gets uncomfortable after a couple of hours, and the rubber slips on stones when it rains. Stiff sole is a plus when climbing, however, the fit has to be absolutely perfect to prevent the heel from moving inside the boot, which is impossible because the heel is virtually solid with no give. Consider getting comfortable B/C boots instead, like Hanwag Alaska GTX.

Answer of jose luis

Excellent boot, it is just as they say in the description/characteristics and comfortable for walking for many hours in any climate and terrain, you just have to adjust them with thick socks.

Excelente bota, es tal como dicen en la descripción/características y cómoda al caminar bastantes horas en cualquier clima y terreno solo hay que ajustarlas con unas calcetas gruesas.

Answer of Diego Antonio

Consider going half or one size larger than your normal size, as the size does not take into account the thickness of the socks.

Contempla medio o un número más a tu talla convencional, la talla no considera lo grueso de las calcetas.

Answer of Filipe

I recommend a 42 at least

Recomendo um 42 no minimo