La Sportiva Nepal Cube GTX

“Chat GPT answered this: 1. Scarpa Mont Blanc Pro GTX (B2) · Why they're a great fit: Scarpa's "MX" last (the shape of the boot) is renowned for being accommodating for wider feet, especially in the toe box. The Mont Blanc is a classic, all-around 4-season boot that is the gold standard for many alpinists. · Sizing: They consistently go up to at least EU 50 (US 15). Check for EU 51 as well. 2. La Sportiva Nepal Cube GTX (B3) · Why they're a great fit: While some La Sportiva models are narrow, the Nepal Cube is built on a slightly wider last than their performance-oriented models. It's a burlier, warmer B3 boot, but its semi-automatic compatibility is absolute. It's incredibly durable and supportive for heavy pack carrying. · Sizing: La Sportiva tends to run large. A 31.5 cm foot often fits perfectly in a EU 49.5 or 50. You must try this one on, but they are a top-tier option. 3. Salewa Ortles CE Mid GTX (B2) · Why they're a great fit: Salewa often uses a narrower heel cup with a roomier forefoot, which can be an excellent solution for those with wide feet but who don't want heel lift. The Ortles is a modern, lightweight, and very capable B2 boot. · Sizing: They are known to be available in larger sizes. Definitely worth checking. 4. Lowa Alpine Expert GTX (B2) · Why they're a great fit: Lowa boots are often praised for their comfort and accommodating fit right out of the box. The Alpine Expert is a sturdy, supportive boot designed for exactly the kind of mountaineering you're describing. · Sizing: They typically have a good size range and a reputation for a medium-to-wide fit.”