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Black Diamond Method Alpine Sole Block - 2008 BCS
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When avalanche danger is high, slap the Black Diamond Method Alpine Sole Block on your Method boots, and enjoy a day of un-earned turns in the resort. This interchangeable sole is compatible with all standard alpine bindings and saves wear and tear on your AT soles.
Bottom Line: Make your Method boots ready for anything.
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I need a set of 2009 Method sole blocks and can't find them
I need a set of 2009 Method sole blocks and can't find them anywhere. Any idea before I move on to another kind of boots. This is a poor show for what I thought was a quality company!
Soleless Daddy
By: David Bohonnon
February 21, 2012
http://www.backcountry.com/black-diamond-at-sole-block These will fit the 2009 and Methods. Depending on your boot size and whether or not you need the alpine or at sole, these may work for you.
By: Arthur Debowski
February 21, 2012
Note These Come in 2 Sizes
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Thomas Candee
November 9, 2009
I own a pair of Methods & bought the alpine sole here at BC ... but had to return it as I realized upon opening it was size small & I need the large (which apparently isn't currently available).
Per BD's website, the sizing is:
23.0-25.5 (Small)
26.0-31.5 (Large)
I wish BC had the sizing info on this page ... cost me $6 in shipping the sole blocks back.
I have a pair of Garmont G-ride boots size 27.5 can I use the
I have a pair of Garmont G-ride boots size 27.5 can I use the Alpine sole block on my boots and then use the boots in standard downhill ski bindings? Also what size would I need.
By: Dan Smith
November 22, 2010
Pretty good
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Justin Henderson
March 19, 2010
These are a nice way to set your Methods up so you can ride alpine bindings on them. They have really good traction, but they seem to wear down alittle fast.
What type of sole do I need for bindings like Fritschi or Duke?
What type of sole do I need for bindings like Fritschi or Duke? This or the Dynafit sole?
By: Matt Line
November 4, 2009
Yes, the AT sole will work in the duke's, but it might not release properly (resulting in a blown knee or something else). the Fritschi's are designed for either AT or DIN Soles. If you're actually going to do any touring or hike more than 30yards, get the fritschi freeride!!!!
By: Ryan Murphy
January 4, 2010
they can handle any ISO or AT sole. you don't need ANY Dynafit sole. but any boot with a Dynafit will work with any AT binding.
By: Gabe Westheimer
November 4, 2009
The alpine sole will make the Methods work better with Fritschi or Dukes or Barons. The AT sole which ships with the Methods will work best with Dynafit, but it can also work on Dukes ... but the alpine sole is recommended.
By: Thomas Candee
November 4, 2009
Pretty good
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Justin Henderson
March 19, 2010
These are a nice way to set your Methods up so you can ride alpine bindings on them. They have really good traction, but they seem to wear down alittle fast.
Change me.
Out of Stock
2008 Model No Longer Available
We have a lot more Alpine Touring Boots than that
Alpine Touring BootsNote These Come in 2 Sizes
I own a pair of Methods & bought the alpine sole here at BC ... but had to return it as I realized upon opening it was size small & I need the more...
Pretty good
These are a nice way to set your Methods up so you can ride alpine bindings on them. They have really good traction, but they seem to wear down alittle more...
- Boot Compatibility:
- Black Diamond Method
- Binding Compatibility:
- All alpine bindings
- Recommended Use:
- In-bounds, alpine skiing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year