No, because with performance and comfort in the real world there are compromises built into the products. I just think it is useful to know which way you lean. Me, I will not tolerate a fit that is so snug that you need to loosen buckles on the lift or when going in for a break.
No, because with performance and comfort in the real world there are compromises built into the products. I just think it is useful to know which way you lean. Me, I will not tolerate a fit that is so snug that you need to loosen buckles on the lift or when going in for a break.
I don't want to jinx it, but my current pair of alpine boots are both incredibly comfortable and translate my movements to the ski effectively. Unsurprisingly, the shells are vacuum molded.
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