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what about this removable tongue deal? does it ski o.k. with...
By j pistono
Ranked #597 - Alpine Touring Boots
January 8, 2011
what about this removable tongue deal? does it ski o.k. with the standard tongue/cuff?
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By Dane Burns
Ranked #4 - Alpine Touring Boots
May 19, 2011
I always ski the Performance version with out the tongue. On the Mtn version I like the tongue in place if there is any serious down hill. The Mtn is pretty soft without the tongue. But no big deal to add it before the down.
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By pumalogy
Ranked #219 - Alpine Touring Boots
January 29, 2011
The removable tongue system is brilliant. It is obvious there are no two way solution to both flexible and stiff boots, so adding a removable stiffener works really well. You can add or remove the solution very easily. I want to emphasis this because I beleive this would be the design crux; making it useful. One day when I was so tiered I forgot to replaced the stiffener, I rode without noticing it. It skis like the Scarpa Spirit 3 without the tongue, and skis like a four buckle boot with it. It's pretty wild really.
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By Josh
Ranked #66 - Alpine Touring Boots
January 15, 2011
You can ski with or without the tongue. For anything other than rando-racing (or maybe a really flattish tour), I would certainly recommend skiing with the tongues. The cool think is that you can remove the tongues for a super long up and put them in your pack, and then add them for the way down. That method adds a modicum of comfort and reduces moving weight slightly.
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