Mountaineering boots

Does anyone have any recommendations for a more of summer mountaineering boot? Looking for something with good ankle support, waterproof, lightweight, and can support crampons for some short snow and glacier travel.

I've heard good things about the Salewa Rapace

I've also heard the Rapace is pretty good. Worked with a glacier guide who swore by them.
I also have a boot for sale that would fit your needs pretty well. Garmont Vetta Mountain Plus's, they are crampon compatible and lightweight. Here's the link to the sale;
mountainproject.com/v/fs-ga…

Scarpa Rebel GTX are terrific, if you can still find a pair (lately discontinued, but still available online from a number of places.)

Kai Larson wrote:Scarpa Rebel GTX are terrific

This. I feel like a ninja wearing these. Wider toe box than the Trango S. Can't imagine a nicer 3 season boot for all but vertical ice and mid-winter temps. Hadn't heard they were discontinued...maybe they were priced too high?

Mitch Musci wrote: This. I feel like a ninja wearing these. Wider toe box than the Trango S. Can't imagine a nicer 3 season boot for all but vertical ice and mid-winter temps. Hadn't heard they were discontinued...maybe they were priced too high?

Scarpa NA dropped the Rebel Carbon, but replaced it with the Rebel Pro. Same last, insulation, etc. but with a front crampon bail as well.

RafalA wrote: Scarpa NA dropped the Rebel Carbon, but replaced it with the Rebel Pro. Same last, insulation, etc. but with a front crampon bail as well.

Pretty sure the Rebel Pro has more insulation than the Rebel Carbon. It's a bit heavier too.

Kai Larson wrote: Pretty sure the Rebel Pro has more insulation than the Rebel Carbon. It's a bit heavier too.

Right, yes, the Pro has more insulation. I was thinking of the Ultra, my bad.

My sz 43 Carbon weighs 690 grams per boot. Sz 43 Pro weighs 761 grams per boot.

I'm not a fan of plugging my own stuff, but more details on the Pro, and Pro vs Carbon, here: thealpinestart.com/2014/01/…

RafalA wrote: Right, yes, the Pro has more insulation. I was thinking of the Ultra, my bad. My sz 43 Carbon weighs 690 grams per boot. Sz 43 Pro weighs 761 grams per boot. I'm not a fan of plugging my own stuff, but more details on the Pro, and Pro vs Carbon, here: thealpinestart.com/2014/01/…

I've been reading your blog for a while. Nice work!

Anybody have any info on the Zamberlan Fitz Roy?

Kai Larson wrote: I've been reading your blog for a while. Nice work!

Thanks! Nice to hear good feedback :-)