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Replacement heels
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Are there any disadvantages in replacement standard ski boot heels with grip walk type heels
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Some of the bindings would not accept grip walk type and would not have adjustment for that.
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ubermotz wrote:
Some of the bindings would not accept grip walk type and would not have adjustment for that.

That would be correct for the toes whereas GripWalk heels match the alpine heel spec.
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@ymh, no disadvantage other than binding compatibility, but right now pretty much any boot which has grip walk soles comes with an alpine sole in the box, as @spyderjon said it is the toe which is different BUT if switching form one to the other i would change both as the rubber compounds are often different
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