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Garmont Shaman Alpine Touring Boot - Men's

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Garmont Shaman Alpine Touring Boot - Men's

The Shaman's take AT freeride boots to the next level of performance. These babies are the most downhill oriented AT boot ever built. In fact, they don't even have a touring mode. Rather, the Shamans are designed for short tours or boot packs where freeride performance is paramount. A stiff flex and overlap cuff give these burly, four buckle boots plenty of support for straight lining chutes or hucking cliffs. Micro-adjustable buckles and a heat moldable liner give you a custom fit right out of the box. At top speed, trust the patented Shock Damper insert to provide a smooth ride. Two interchangeable ISO rockered and Alpine soles give you the choice of rocking the Shaman with Alpine or your AT bindings.

Bottom Line: The Garmont Shaman Boots possess magical freeride powers.

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By: HDB(5)
April 19, 2008

I bought these for some beefy alpine boots and I am happy. Great control and nice and stiff. I forgot how soft my old rossi freeride xx boots were... it's nice to have a stiff pair of boots again. i just put on the regular DIN sole since I use regular alpine bindings. I was tired of busting AT bindings, so I just went back to regular alpine bindings and stiff boots. It's kinda funny Garmont put a olive green paint job on these, but the boots are really their racing boots which come in Red. Only complaint is that the liner is not heat moldable which could make it warmer and fit a little better

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Can at ski boots be used in regular bindings? The reason I ask...

Can at ski boots be used in regular bindings? The reason I ask is I sometimes hike in the BC but am not intersted in at bindings becuase of the added weight. The at boots are also much more comfortable.

By: martinskru2207435 (1)
May 8, 2008

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yes they can be used in regular bindings, you just put on the DIN sole

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June 28, 2008

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The Shaman can hold its own.

By: Powder.com(12)
March 19, 2008

Best known for its touring boots, Garmont is turning its focus inbounds with the Shaman. With a flex rating of 120 and an anatomically close fit, the Shaman can hold its own against any other boot in the big-mountain category. Basically a plug boot with all the important areas punched out—like the “sixth toe”—the Shaman is still meant for skiers who occasionally hike for their turns. Standard DIN soles can be swapped for rockered mountaineering soles more adept at navigating rocky routes. An excellent choice to pair with the Marker Duke binding, the Shaman might be a keystone in the ultimate do-all setup.

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Tech Specs:

Shell Material:	Pebax Shell
Thermo-moldable Liner:	Yes
Number of Buckles:	4
Micro Adjustable:	Yes
Forward Lean:	Yes
Binding Compatibility:	ISO AT bindings, alpine bindings
Weight:	[Pair, size 9] 10lb 10oz (8840g)
Recommended Use:	Freeride AT and Alpine
Manufacturer Warranty:	1 Year

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