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Ski Boot Shell Check Clearance
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MonteHelm wrote:
This is really interesting... inside the industry kinda stuff.
Looking at specs for race touring boots, I noticed the shells seem to come much shorter than equivalent size freeride boots.


A ‘race touring boot’ won’t have heel and toe lugs to fit in a frame binding, so that is the main reason why the BSL is shorter. Liners are typically thinner as well, so that accounts for a further reduction in BSL.
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