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K2 Mt. Baker Superlight Alpine Touring Ski
September 17, 2009
Is this ski being phased out? I've seen only the 160cm here for several months.
I'm looking to shave weight for backcountry AT day trips in WA. I've already converted from tele to Dynafit (I know, I know).
I'm 6'1 & 165# -- length recommendations?
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Garmont Mega-Ride Alpine Touring Ski Boot - Men's
March 2, 2009
(SteveH) Garmonts are going to be the best fit for a wide foot.(DD) I tried this and Dynafit because I have very narrow feet. I ended up in these. Both were thermoformed to my feet. The first-wear problem with the Garmonts is that the ankle bone area is too narrow for my narrow foot. I blistered on my inside lower ankle bone. It hits a seam in the liner and a buckle strap rivet on the shell. This bone is a problem for me in any narrow ski boot, never hiking boots, so I think the issue is the shell.
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