Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

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[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

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I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

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Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

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Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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2014 honda accord ??

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Midsize vehicle for three kids

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Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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The Atomic Bent 100 is a do-everything freeride ski. With art and build design by ski legend Chris Benchetler and the Atomic Freeski team, this all-mountain ski is a slimmed-down version of the award-winning signature model, the Bent Chetler 120. Dennis Ranalter calls it “the perfect all-rounder”. With a versatile 100mm waist, the directional shape of the Bent 100 features HRZN Tech in the tip and tail for increased surface area and float. The Light Woodcore and generous Powder Rocker encourage you to slash and slarve the entire mountain from the peak to the park. Dura Cap Sidewalls offer controlled power transmission and commanding edge grip on harder snow. Whether it’s fresh snow, deep untracked, or hard variable conditions, the Atomic Bent 100 does one thing better than any other: it lets you ski like you. Dura Cap Sidewall. Resist Edge. Directional Shape. Light Woodcore. HRZN Tech Tip & Tail. Glossy Topsheet. Flat. Powder Rocker 20/70/10. Side Edge Angle: 87°. Base Edge Angle: 1.0°. Weight: 1700 G / 180.

The Atomic Bent Chetler 100 is an extremely versatile all-mountain ski that accommodates a variety of skiers. Anyone from park riders to backcountry skiers find these a perfect fit for their style. The Bent Chetler 100s are perfect for a playful skier who likes to ski all areas of the mountain and wants to have fun doing it.
Key Features:
- 100mm Waist – This creates a versatile yet nimble ski that feels stable underfoot.
- HRZN Tech – These skis offer early-rise technology for float in deeper snow while maintaining a nice edge.
- Lightweight Poplar Core – This creates durability and a strong performance.

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 Also Line Sick Day 94, Salomon QST 98, Atomic Bent Chetler 100, Liberty Origin 96 and 101, Dynastar M-Free 99, Nordica Unleashed 98 (new for 2023 but available in some stores now). Aim for a length somewhere around your height or slightly shorter given your weight and ability level.

Hello,

I've been looking for new skis (First pair, only rented until now) and I'm a bit confused. I ski for about 9-10 years, but very occasionally, sometimes 2 times a year, sometimes once in 4 years. I'd call myself intermediate (here in Czech Republic i can easily ski a red, struggling a bit on the blacks but mostly manage to get them down without a fall). I ski on groomers, so the typical ski resort slope, but recently I started getting a bit bored on carving skis (Wide nose and tail, minimum under foot) and I'd love to throw in some tricks (once i learn them haha), hit some jumps, ski switch etc. But I'll mostly still ski groomers.

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My question is, are there any twin tipped skis, or atleast partially twin twipped skis that I can use for normal carving on groomers and at the same time do the above mentionted? And which length would be great for me? (Intermediate, 55kg, 181cm). Is it too much to ask from one pair of skis?

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Thank you all.

<div class="md">Hello,

I&#39;ve been looking for new skis (First pair, only rented until now) and I&#39;m a bit confused. I ski for about 9-10 years, but very occasionally, sometimes 2 times a year, sometimes once in 4 years.*EDIT I will be going to ski regularly atleast once a year from now on since i managed to convince my GF to come with me and she actually liked it. I&#39;d call myself intermediate (here in Czech Republic i can easily ski a red, struggling a bit on the blacks but mostly manage to get them down without a fall). I ski on groomers, so the typical ski resort slope, but recently I started getting a bit bored on carving skis (Wide nose and tail, minimum under foot) and I&#39;d love to throw in some tricks (once i learn them haha), hit some jumps, ski switch etc. But I&#39;ll mostly still ski groomers.

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My question is, are there any twin tipped skis, or atleast partially twin twipped skis that I can use for normal carving on groomers and at the same time do the above mentionted? And which length would be great for me? (Intermediate, 55kg, 181cm). Is it too much to ask from one pair of skis?

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Thank you all.
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Desperate with choosing new skis (M, 22YO, 55kg, 181cm)

At 230 lbs I would never suggest a lightweight ski like the Bent Chetler 100.  If you do it anyway, the 188cm and it's not even close.

Hi,
I’m an intermediate skier and am 185cm and 230lbs (I’m heavy because of weight lifting).

I mostly do groomed runs and park skiing. But do want to explore other portions of the mountain as I get better. Live on the Canadian west coast and mostly ski local mountains.

Got two questions, what size should I get the Bent Chetler in 180cm or 188cm?
Are there any other skis I should check out?

<div class="md">Hi,
I’m an intermediate skier and am 185cm and 230lbs (I’m heavy because of weight lifting).

I mostly do groomed runs and park skiing. But do want to explore other portions of the mountain as I get better. Live on the Canadian west coast and mostly ski local mountains.

Got two questions, what size should I get the Bent Chetler in 180cm or 188cm?
Are there any other skis I should check out?
</div>

Bent Chetler 100 length recommendation

I could have gotten away with the 177 because they are rockered but I'm happy with what I got since they are more nimble. I also have the bent chetler 100 set up with pin bindings for touring. It's a really fun ski and unlike the enforcer 110s, the chetler wants to get in the air. I ski slower when touring so that leaves a lot of room for playing around on natural features and what's where the bent chetler shines

I've been skiing on a set of Rossignol S3's @ 168cm.  Ski shop guys have given me shit saying it was never a good ski but I've enjoyed the crud out of them.  Decent skier, no real tricks but aggressive enough to have a blast.  Trying to find a good do it all ski with a wide waist so that I can ski powder on great days.  Looking @ the Armada ARV106 and Bent Chetler 100, but also like the line, K2, and J skis.  Input??

Size??  I love the 168 size but everyone is making 164cm or 172cm.  

Thanks!

<div class="md">I&#39;ve been skiing on a set of Rossignol S3&#39;s @ 168cm. Ski shop guys have given me shit saying it was never a good ski but I&#39;ve enjoyed the crud out of them. Decent skier, no real tricks but aggressive enough to have a blast. Trying to find a good do it all ski with a wide waist so that I can ski powder on great days. Looking @ the Armada ARV106 and Bent Chetler 100, but also like the line, K2, and J skis. Input??

Size?? I love the 168 size but everyone is making 164cm or 172cm. 

Thanks!
</div>

Need new skis! Size? and Ski input please. 5'7" Tall 160#.

 It is very solid in powder and floats well, I even have my binding mountain 2 cm up from factory. I have no experience in touring but these skis rip.

I want a 1 ski-quiver that would probably be 80-90% resort and 10-20% backcountry. I've done a lot of research and this is what I came up with. I am not 100% sure on the boots, but I know someone who has them and they have no complaints (plus, they are 200 bucks off). 

I am 6'2, 170 lbs, I would consider myself high intermediate into expert.

[Bent Chetler 100, 180cm](https://www.evo.com/outlet/skis/atomic-bent-chetler-100)

[Look Pivot 15 GW Bindings, 115 mm](https://www.evo.com/outlet/alpine-ski-bindings/look-pivot-15-gw) \- I would also purchase the CAST [Freetour](https://casttouring.com/products/freetour-upgrade-kit?variant=39386736296013) addition for backcountry skiing

[K2 Mindbender 100 2022 AT Boots](https://www.evo.com/outlet/alpine-touring-ski-boots/k2-mindbender-100)

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I am pretty set on my skis. My bigger questions have to do with the bindings. Do you think that these or the Marker Duke Pt would be the better option? I would say that I ski pretty aggressively (park, moguls, trees, etc) and I want a binding that I can trust on the downs. Another upside to the CAST is that I would not need to purchase the upgrade right away (I think) and I can purchase them at a later date without too much trouble. 

Ive done about no research on the boots yet but I am planning on doing so before I purchase them. Is there any blaring problems with them or are they good boots? Are there any good reviews you can point me to? 

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I think that is all of my questions. I would appreciate any questions or comments about the matter. Thank you! I still have a lot of research to do especially with the bindings.

<div class="md">I want a 1 ski-quiver that would probably be 80-90% resort and 10-20% backcountry. I&#39;ve done a lot of research and this is what I came up with. I am not 100% sure on the boots, but I know someone who has them and they have no complaints (plus, they are 200 bucks off). 

I am 6&#39;2, 170 lbs, I would consider myself high intermediate into expert.

<a href="https://www.evo.com/outlet/skis/atomic-bent-chetler-100">Bent Chetler 100, 180cm</a>

<a href="https://www.evo.com/outlet/alpine-ski-bindings/look-pivot-15-gw">Look Pivot 15 GW Bindings, 115 mm</a> - I would also purchase the CAST <a href="https://casttouring.com/products/freetour-upgrade-kit?variant=39386736296013">Freetour</a> addition for backcountry skiing

<a href="https://www.evo.com/outlet/alpine-touring-ski-boots/k2-mindbender-100">K2 Mindbender 100 2022 AT Boots</a>

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I am pretty set on my skis. My bigger questions have to do with the bindings. Do you think that these or the Marker Duke Pt would be the better option? I would say that I ski pretty aggressively (park, moguls, trees, etc) and I want a binding that I can trust on the downs. Another upside to the CAST is that I would not need to purchase the upgrade right away (I think) and I can purchase them at a later date without too much trouble. 

Ive done about no research on the boots yet but I am planning on doing so before I purchase them. Is there any blaring problems with them or are they good boots? Are there any good reviews you can point me to? 

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I think that is all of my questions. I would appreciate any questions or comments about the matter. Thank you! I still have a lot of research to do especially with the bindings.
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Is Resort/Backcountry setup good for my needs?

 Something that will track through crud, but doesn't need to be going top speed to enjoy.

A fun energetic ride that lets you ski how you want.

I am 6'2" and 210lbs. Snow conditions were less than ideal, hard pack groom and off piste was solid ice which never corned up. These skis were pretty nondescript but in all fairness they were too short for me at 182cm. They have a solid reputation so I want to be reasonable in passing judgement

Maybe

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amazon.com

powerreviews

If you don't want to compromise choosing the right slopes, if you want to be on top of your game in every snow condition, you need to take a closer look at the Deacon

Volkl Deacon 80 Skis + Lowride XL 13 FR Demo GW Bindings · 2023 · 177 cm

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Volkl Deacon 80 Skis + Lowride XL 13 FR Demo GW Bindings · 2023 · 182 cm

Volkl Deacon 80 Skis + Lowride XL 13 FR Demo GW Bindings · 2023 · 172 cm

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Snow+Rock

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 What Volkl have done is they've built a fairly stable woodcore and wrapped it similar to what they do in the 74 wrapped it in a like a fiberglass wrap. In the 80 it's a little bit softer in the tip and tail so this ski is going to be great for someone who's looking for that all-mountain ski that's going to be super super stable on the piece but not too aggressive so if you're skiing a lot with the family but you still like have that boys trip and you want to smash it but then have those relaxed cooler karma days this would be an absolute fabulous ski for that and what also is pretty cool with this ski is that they've made the binding sit even lower to the ski so it's called low ride and what they've done is reduce the height by about 10 mil so you're sitting even closer to the snow so it's even more responsive. So this is the Volkl Deacon 80, an update on the RTM 81 from last season. It's a great ski, it's a little bit wider underfoot than some of the others in the range which makes it great off the piste but it's thin enough that it performs really well

 So this is the Volkl Deacon 80, an update on the RTM 81 from last season. It's a great ski, it's a little bit wider underfoot than some of the others in the range which makes it great off the piste but it's thin enough that it performs really well. If you're the type of skier who likes carving real fast down some red runs, blue runs and want a really stable ski to do it on, this is the one for you.

 This is the new Deacon 80 from Volkl. Following on from the huge success of the Deacon 74 and 76 from last year they've decided to roll it out into their all-mountain range so this is replacing the hugely popular RTM series. What Volkl have done is they've built a fairly stable woodcore and wrapped it similar to what they do in the 74 wrapped it in a like a fiberglass wrap. In the 80 it's a little bit softer in the tip and tail so this ski is going to be great for someone who's looking for that all-mountain ski that's going to be super super stable on the piece but not too aggressive so if you're skiing a lot with the family but you still like have that boys trip and you want to smash it but then have those relaxed cooler karma days this would be an absolute fabulous ski for that and what also is pretty cool with this ski is that they've made the binding sit even lower to the ski so it's called low ride and what they've done is reduce the height by about 10 mil so you're sitting even closer to the snow so it's even more responsive

Shop now: http://bit.ly/2VvLqTq

If you don't want to compromise choosing the right slopes, if you want to be on top of your game in every snow condition you need to take a closer look at the Deacon 80 with XTD tip & tail rocker. Built with 3D.Ridge and a 3D.Glass sheathing this ski features Völkl's 3 radius concept to make you feel at home anywhere you ski. It lifts the carving performance of the ski into another dimension. The new LowRide XL binding with GripWalk compatibility offers an extra low standheight for a super direct feel and power transfer.

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Volkl Deacon 80 2020 Snow+Rock Ski Review - YouTube

 This is the new Deacon 80 from Volkl. Following on from the huge success of the Deacon 74 and

 76 from last year they've decided to roll it out into their all-mountain range so this is

 replacing the hugely popular RTM series. What Volkl have done is they've built a fairly stable

 woodcore and wrapped it similar to what they do in the 74 wrapped it in a like a fiberglass wrap.

 In the 80 it's a little bit softer in the tip and tail so this ski is going to be great for

 someone who's looking for that all-mountain ski that's going to be super super stable on the

 piece but not too aggressive so if you're skiing a lot with the family but you still like have that

 boys trip and you want to smash it but then have those relaxed cooler karma days this would be an

 absolute fabulous ski for that and what also is pretty cool with this ski is that they've

 made the binding sit even lower to the ski so it's called low ride and what they've done is

 reduce the height by about 10 mil so you're sitting even closer to the snow so it's even

 more responsive. So this is the Volkl Deacon 80, an update on the RTM 81 from last season. It's a

 great ski, it's a little bit wider underfoot than some of the others in the range which makes it

 great off the piste but it's thin enough that it performs really well. If you're the type of

 skier who likes carving real fast down some red runs, blue runs and want a really stable ski to

I got volkl deacon xt in 168, 76 width. I’m on the east coast with a lot of icy snow. That was a complete waste of $. Just after a week, when I started to go faster, the skis were chattering, skidding and catching the lines left by other ppl

Atomic Bent Chetler 100 vs Volkl Deacon 80

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