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Arcteryx Acrux AR boots & Cassin Blade Runner Crampons

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David Lottmann · · Conway, NH · Joined Nov 2012 · Points: 152

I'm demoing a pair of these this winter and absolutely can not wait for it to get colder! First impressions here:

northeastalpinestart.com/20…

Acrteryx Acrux AR Boots and Cassin Blade Runner Crampons

Full review posting in January.

Mike Gillam · · Ohio · Joined Jan 2010 · Points: 5

What are your initial thoughts on fit/sizing?

David Lottmann · · Conway, NH · Joined Nov 2012 · Points: 152
mikegillam wrote:What are your initial thoughts on fit/sizing?
Good question, I should have included that in my post!

I am a very standard US Men's size 9, EUR 42, medium width with Morton's Toe.

The size 42's in these fit me perfect! Due to the low profile design and form fitting liner they take a little more time to "slip on" but the way the foot and heel is held in place I believe will increase security and confidence.

Hope that helps!
jdejace · · New England · Joined Sep 2013 · Points: 5

Are they bigger than your Baturas?

David Lottmann · · Conway, NH · Joined Nov 2012 · Points: 152
jdejace wrote:Are they bigger than your Baturas?
Great question and one I was asked on my Facebook page. I'm currently wearing one on each foot. The fit is strikingly similar to my Batura's (both are really comfy), the ACRUX feels slightly narrower at the forefoot than the Batura's, but I have two seasons on the Batura's and I'ld guess the insulation has packed out a little. Perfect amount of toe wiggle room for both. Standing on edge no notice-able heel slip in either. Bottom line they both fit my feet well. Hope this helps!
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