Since the target market is beginners and elders, I would think a higher probability of non gripwalk bindings.Why no Gripwalk?
Since the target market is beginners and elders, I would think a higher probability of non gripwalk bindings.Why no Gripwalk?
Since the target market is beginners and elders, I would think a higher probability of non gripwalk bindings.
Since the target market is beginners and elders, I would think a higher probability of non gripwalk bindings.
Probably, but I can tell that most ski/binding in the Midwest are still non-gripwalk. Heck I don't plan on switching for quite a few years.I can totally see that, however wouldn’t you want a beginner or elder to be able to walk to the slopes?
Come to think of it, my Hawks are not too bad to walk in.Yep.
That said Atomic's Alpine sole in pretty nice and has a heck of a lot more grip than typical Lange RS (non) Sole
So..... if anyone can score me Gripwalk & a 24.5, I’m down (perhaps literally) for a long term test.
You aren't the market.So..... if anyone can score me Gripwalk & a 24.5, I’m down (perhaps literally) for a long term test.
- She skis in a Lange RX80 right now. Would the Savor be good boot for her? I hate the idea of RE boots, but SHE would probably want them.
Well....
Thanks. I am officially a senior citizen. I get to sit in the front seats on the bus now.
As a skier with very problematic feet and wide calves
You aren't the market.
DisagreeThey were looking for simplicity...again to quote Atomic...easy. A cabrio with the three pieces is still fairly complex compared to this.