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    Vail, CO
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    Skier, mountain biker, cyclist, fly-fisherman, mountaineer, camper, and trail runner.

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Garmont Radium Alpine Touring Boot - Men's

Garmont Radium Alpine Touring Boot - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 April 20, 2009

I used to tour in my alpine boots, but after painfully scrambling up a scree-field on a 14er in Colorado, I made the decision to get some AT boots. I talked to a good friend who manages the Surefoot store in Beaver Creek and he said the Radiums were the best AT boot out there.

When I first put them on, my toes felt pretty pinched. I have some serious foot problems (bunions), but have heard from others that they have the same issue. Regardless, after a bunion-punch and the heated liner fit, they felt great. By no means are they as stiff as an alpine race boot, but they felt solid enough for my hefty touring setup (K2 Hellbents + Marker Dukes).

I tried on the Tecnica Agent AT boots, which were extremely comfortable and roomy, but too soft.

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Garmont Radium Alpine Touring Boot - Men's

Garmont Radium Alpine Touring Boot - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 April 20, 2009

These boots rock. Like others below, I had to some work on the liners. Once dialed in, however, they're great. By no means are they as stiff as a racing alpine shell, but they're burly enough for my K2 Hellbent + Marker Duke setup. I tried on a pair of Tecnica Agent AT boots, which were a lot roomier, but noticeably softer.

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Backcountry Access Alpine Trekker Adaptors

April 6, 2009

Have two ski setups: 1) 189 cm K2 Hellbents with Marker Dukes and, 2) 179 cm Rossi Sickbirds (S5) with Marker race bindings. I'm wondering just how heavy these Trekkers are going to be. Will it be any lighter than my Hellbent + Duke setup? How heavy are they, in and of themselves? Can't find tech specs. I'd like to use them with the Sickbirds.

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