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Grip Walk - a few questions for my knowledge
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi All

Just getting to grips with Grip Walk and I have a few questions.

I gather new ski boots come with grip walk toe and heel pieces and that traditional toe and heel pieces are also included in the box. Is this still correct?

If Grip Walk starts to become the norm does that mean that all older bindings will need to be changed? I currently have a pair of Salmon X-Wing Tornado TI skis with Z12 bindings and also a pair of Salomon X-Drive 8.0 FS also with Z12 bindings. Can I buy replacement bindings for these skis to future proof them against the change in the boot technology?

Sorry for the barrage of questions - any help would be gratefully received.

All the best
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Would be much cheaper and easier to buy alpine soles for your new boots if you want to keep skiing on them or just buy boots with alpine soles in the first place, not all boots will have Gripwalk soles.
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