Just received a pair of these today(2/5/13).  I normally wear 10.5" A width, and so ordered the size 11/Ns gambling that IF they were TRUE to size that the width was more important than the size.  IMNHO these particular Vasques(my first, I generally went with Asolo before as they ran narrow) that HAD there been 10.5" narrows that given where my toes end in the boot that the these indeed due run slightly narrow, although not a FULL inch as some reviews have indicated, i.e. I suspect that 10.5"/Ns had they existed would NOT have fit.  Beyond this, they are warm in c. 20F weather, dry walking through 3" of snow, fairly quick to get comfortable with, although I wasn't quite as quick as with my prior Asolo boots.

Nothing else to add ATM given hours of wearing and will update later IF I recall to do so.

(Purchased the burnt orange/whatever ones as they were the only one available in my required size.)

[EDIT 3/10/13]
IF these boots have goretex it's china goretex, AND NOT what I'm USED to.

Width is WIDE as their length is, apparently short. (OTOH I normally wear A width, but these "B" widths seem to be wider than most, plus it seems as if the boot wasn't really designed to be B width given the way that the sides shape when laced up.  It seems more like their normal "D" width that they attempted to shoehorn onto a "B" sole with no other changes.)

Soles are poorly assembled, as inner sole does quite line up with outer, possible source of leak in left boot.  It seems like it would be a decent assembly had it been produced properly. (I'll try to remember to take and upload photos at some point.)

Sole has almost no traction(grip) and anything remotely slippery.  My running shoes have better traction under similar surface conditions.

Plastic quicklacers are pretty terrible(and cheap feeling).
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[EDIT 3/15/13]
Somewhat rainy later in the day, right boot also leaking...  Their inner/outer sole assembly is CLEAARLY FAR too COMPLEX for China assembly, as I can see competently assembled it would work, but hell NO made in China...
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[EDIT 3/27/13]
Left book DEFINITELY leaks like a freaking sieve, and apparently it must be through the sole which is the only possible explanation for a completely dry day the left boot VERY quickly soaking my left foot(sock) after a short period of wearing.

Apparel should NOT be made in China UNLESS your company is going to babysit your mfg 24/7/365 to ensure reasonable quality.

At this rate I suspect that I'd need to order another 5 or 6 pairs just to get to adequate boots, as the fit and finish on these boots is quite crap as well but the leakiness trumps the fit and finish.

...and oh yes, the soles still are crap tractionwise, not unexpectedly...

And as and added bonus for Vasque, please take note of Columbia, North Face, et. al. ABANDONING China for mfg(for GOOD reason, no more what I would've expected of a factory outlet store in retail) and if for some unreasonable reason you decide to stay SIMPLIFY your designs and buy babysitters...  The sole design on this boot is WAY too complicated for China, and is crap anyways.
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[EDIT 5/14/14]
Well we've broken snowfall record in Michigan, and 8th coldest winter in a century and a half...  These boots are utter s***!  I did NOT even bother to put them on this winter, and that SHOULD tell you something.  Vasque is a COMPLETELY AND TOTALLY BROKEN brand as what's sold under their brand is utter CRAP, but that's what happens when you offshore mfg to china, craptacular kowality.

So, I made it through teh wintarz with NewBalance tennishoes and "skechers", along with a North Face Coat(which gave up the ghost on water resistance..)
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