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rachelb wrote:
Hi @pam I have been the thinking the same way for years, looking on enviously at those light touring boots wondering when the boot manufacturers will apply the same techniques to Alpine boots. Now that my boots are nearing the end of their life, like you. I am considering the touring range even though its unlikely that I will do much, if any, touring. I also have quite wide feet. I'd be very interested to see how you get on. Does anyone have any view on the Scarpa F1 WMN which has very good reviews? Would it be good enough (doesn't have to excellent) for mainly on piste skiing?
it happened 3 years ago, more and more each year, atomic, salomon, and head all make thinner walled shell alpine boots, whilst not as light as the lightest touring boots they give proper alpine performance for those who don't need or want pin inserts and walk modes
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I like the idea of a boot called Lupo, because I have a very lovely grandson of that name.
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pam w wrote:
I like the idea of a boot called Lupo, because I have a very lovely grandson of that name.
Maybe it's fate!
They actually are brilliant boots too though. I have the 120 Lupo AX version and have never been happier with my boots.
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Are they compatible with regular downhill bindings?
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Wtr or MNC alpine bindings, yes.
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