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Shawn Craig
Biker // Climber // Skier
Shawn Craig
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Love skiing, mountain biking, hiking, backpacking and pretty much any outdoor activity. Recently I have really gotten into running rivers and have also just started to get back into running following some knee surgeries.
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Dynafit Titan TF-X Ski Boot - Men's
October 22, 2009
Same issue with me. I have been trying to try these boots on but, they do have a 102 mm forefoot last. That's about as wide as it gets when it comes to ski boots. I would think with a thin ankle and wide forefoot this would be a good choice for you. We have a 100% satisfaction guarantee, give 'em a shot and you can send them back if you don't like them. One boot I can guarantee will fit your type of foot is the Black Diamond Factor. I was skeptical of the boa system on the Factor but it really helped hold my skinny ankles in place. The word that I have on the Titan though is that for a touring compatible boot it's tops in performance.
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Black Diamond Justice Ski
October 8, 2009
I'm a 200+ pound skier and Black Diamond Skis can definitely handle Alpine skiing and a bigger skier. Black Diamond has found a way to make great light weight skis with strength. If you're worried that you might overpower this ski, check out the Black Diamond Zealot. It's stiffer and has a similar rockered tip. That being said it's a more demanding ski and is unforgiving if you fall into the back eeat.
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Sorel Hood River Boot - Men's
January 5, 2009
These do run a little big. I have a wider foot and these fit with plenty of room. I wear and 11.5 and bought an 11 and was really glad that I went a half size down. I think you will find that these are plenty spacious.
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Burton Custom X Snowboard
December 19, 2008
can you use any type of bindings with the isc system?
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4FRNT Skis EHP Alpine Ski
December 16, 2008
The turn radius is 39 to 40 meters so they are not quick skis, but if your strong enough you could manage, they are ment for big open line chargeing but if your good you could ski them anywhere. i don't know how fun they would be though. Actually, these skis are extremely quick due to the rocker tip and tail. This greatly reduces the effective edge on these. I have last years 193 which is essentially the same as this year with the exception of the tip being more low profile and early rise. It's awesome. It's fast and skis more like a 185 or so. I ski it on big open lines, chutes, and in the trees without hesitation.
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