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Ski Touring ski length question?
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plectrum
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Endo's with G-fit.....? stiff, aren't they.....?
Changing soles is a doddle thankfully...
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JT
, They feel awesome! I was scared going down a size to 28 in a small fitting boot range too but they feel perfect ( in the living room ). The real test will be after a few days in the mountains but I am happy so far and they boots look so rock'ard Garmont design crazy shizzle!
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plectrum,
good luck with the new kit and I hope you enjoy touring as much as you think you will.
In my (distinctly limited) experience, it's wonderful.
Have you done much mountaineering or wild backpacking? The reason I ask is that, IMO, ski touring is more about the uphill than the downhill (takes 5-10 times as long!) and the overall experience has more in common with mountaineering and backpacking than lift-served skiing.
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jedster
, '0' I'm a city boy, only endurance I have experience of is long distance cycling both on flats and in hills. I am though quite fascinated by the mountains and I have a degree in Geology and so to be honest it is more than just about the downhill. Trust me I'm a loser when I'm on the chair lifts regularly trying to spot the shear zones and figure out which bits of rock at 3000m used to be below sea level !
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