Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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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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Request - Hiking Sandals

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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DPS Foundation 106 C2 Skis 路 2022 路 179 cm

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 Like most other DPS skis, with the alchemist construction we get an Aspen wood core and two sheets of carbon, so that carbon really does a lot of the heavy lifting that like metal would do in some of these, in a competitor for these skis. But these really set themselves apart by being lighter but performing the same, if not better. Just that those two full sheets of carbon really, really make a big difference in terms of how this ski responds but still has such a light weight to it. In terms of the shaping, the C2 has a longer effective edge than the RP

 So that's why a lot of these DPS skis look pretty unique. In terms of that rocker profile, not a whole lot of camber underfoot, it's going to sit pretty flat on the snow, especially in the soft stuff. A little bit of a turned up tail and pretty dramatic rocker in the tip. So definitely going to get some good flotation here, not a ton of splay, but the combination of that rocker with this tapered shape, that early taper, does make this 106 float pretty darn nicely

 Same thing can be said for the tail, pretty rounded off tail there, not too flat. So if it was flatter, it would keep you locked into the turn more. This more gradually tapered tail shape allows you to dictate the duration and the consistency of the turn, makes a more playful ski when the tip shape is rounded, just more surfy and more smeary. So that's kind of where they're going with the shaping of their skis, and it does work

 So these skis are actually unchanged for this year and really best suited for that advanced skier, expert skier who's looking for a little bit harder of a charger, especially in longer turn radii and in softer snow. So just on that kind of upper end of the mid-100s in terms of flotation, the build and the shape have a lot to do with how the ski performs. Like most other DPS skis, with the alchemist construction we get an Aspen wood core and two sheets of carbon, so that carbon really does a lot of the heavy lifting that like metal would do in some of these, in a competitor for these skis. But these really set themselves apart by being lighter but performing the same, if not better

https://www.skiessentials.com/2021-ski-test/skis/2021-dps-alchemist-wailer-106-c2/

2021 SkiEssentials.com Ski Test - DPS Alchemist Wailer 106 C2

 Hey skiers, it's Bob with SkiEssentials.com.

 Today we've got a DPS Whaler 106 with an alchemist build and a C2 shaping.

 So these skis are actually unchanged for this year and really best suited for that advanced

 skier, expert skier who's looking for a little bit harder of a charger, especially in longer

 So just on that kind of upper end of the mid-100s in terms of flotation, the build and the shape

 have a lot to do with how the ski performs.

 Like most other DPS skis, with the alchemist construction we get an Aspen wood core and

 two sheets of carbon, so that carbon really does a lot of the heavy lifting that like

 metal would do in some of these, in a competitor for these skis.

 But these really set themselves apart by being lighter but performing the same, if not better.

 Just that those two full sheets of carbon really, really make a big difference in terms

 of how this ski responds but still has such a light weight to it.

 In terms of the shaping, the C2 has a longer effective edge than the RP.

 The C2, like on this ski here, it's a 184 but this thing generates a 19-meter turn radius,

 which is kind of on the longer side for soft snow skiing, especially in this all-mountain

 That also, they have to change the taper and the rocker in order to generate that 19-meter

 So that's why a lot of these DPS skis look pretty unique.

 In terms of that rocker profile, not a whole lot of camber underfoot, it's going to sit

 pretty flat on the snow, especially in the soft stuff.

 A little bit of a turned up tail and pretty dramatic rocker in the tip.

 So definitely going to get some good flotation here, not a ton of splay, but the combination

 of that rocker with this tapered shape, that early taper, does make this 106 float pretty

 Same thing can be said for the tail, pretty rounded off tail there, not too flat.

 So if it was flatter, it would keep you locked into the turn more.

 This more gradually tapered tail shape allows you to dictate the duration and the consistency

 of the turn, makes a more playful ski when the tip shape is rounded, just more surfy

 So that's kind of where they're going with the shaping of their skis, and it does work.

 There's a lot to be said for having these more dramatic profiles and deeper taper shapes

 that makes a 106 float a lot wider than the number may indicate, and that just has a lot

 Lighter skis float better, so that's why this carbon is an effective material for this ski

 But yeah, if you're looking to get out there and make some bigger turns and softer snow,

 these are incredibly stable for how light they are, and DPS has done a really nice job

 at keeping that progression moving forward with these skis, and they're skis like this.

 So check out these DPS Whaler 106s with the alchemist build and the C2 shape at SkiEssentials.com,

 and we'll see you out there on the hill.

 Overall, I feel as though I'm going to have some fun on these. Didn't get to ski powder but I feel as though they would perform well in anything up to 15-20cm as the previous qst 99 have and possibly deeper (we don't get POW very often here) I know reviews are sparse on these at the moment so happy to give feedback as I ski them some more through the rest of the month.

I have just managed to secure a pair of these in NZ and taken them for their first spin today. I usually ride the qst99 from two facelifts ago.  Today, although it is spring we had a nice winter feel to the mountain and I skied these mainly on groomers with a little off piste but was a bit cruddy. Handles groomers extremely well compared to previous model, to the point I felt I had just been taught to carve again

 The extra rocker in the tail made for some nice playful turns and they felt stable in the air (lighter than previous model?) when jumping  side hits. I chose the 183cm which is probably short for me at 6"2 but it was all I could get over here. Overall, I feel as though I'm going to have some fun on these. Didn't get to ski powder but I feel as though they would perform well in anything up to 15-20cm as the previous qst 99 have and possibly deeper (we don't get POW very often here) I know reviews are sparse on these at the moment so happy to give feedback as I ski them some more through the rest of the month

My new 1 ski does all

 This whole summer I spent minutes on the evo website looking at ski reviews, trying to find the ski that is reasonably priced and can do everything I could possibly imagine in my new ski adventures. The site helped me figure out sizing, prices, and recommended skis for my type of skiing. I don't make a lot of money so I waited all summer to be able to buy these skis. I purchased these skis, and they came next day

 I don't make a lot of money so I waited all summer to be able to buy these skis. I purchased these skis, and they came next day. They gave me a week. They underpromised and over delivered

 One day I thought I'd give it a try. Long story short, I fell in love. This whole summer I spent minutes on the evo website looking at ski reviews, trying to find the ski that is reasonably priced and can do everything I could possibly imagine in my new ski adventures. The site helped me figure out sizing, prices, and recommended skis for my type of skiing

Best place to research and buy skis online.

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2020-2021 DPS Alchemist Wailer 106 C2 | Blister

The Nordica Santa Ana 98 is the type of ski you could buy, throw in the rooftop box, and not have to worry about having enough space for the rest of your stuff. Instead of having to pack a ski for groomers and a ski for powder days, the Nordica provides you with an all-in-one option. The Santa Ana 98 performed particularly well in the crud, staying stiff enough to punch through anything the mountain threw at it. It also floats well in powder, feels stable at high speeds, can carve a mean arc, and pivots easily around a mogul field.
While we appreciated the reliability of this ski, we didn't experience any wow-factor and didn't feel a lot of rebound or responsiveness under our feet. That said, it took us everywhere we wanted to go at the resort and handled every snow condition, so there's something to be said for dependability. If you don't need something to excite you and want a single ski that can do everything well, the Santa Ana 98 is your match made in heaven.

Switchback Travel

Nordica’s Santa Ana (the women’s counterpart to the popular unisex Enforcer) is an impressively versatile design and legendary in the all-mountain ski category. Key to the collection’s well-rounded performance is Nordica’s terrain-specific metal construction, which means that each ski utilizes a different amount of metal to tailor stiffness to the intended conditions: The narrowest 84-millimeter option is the most metal-heavy for maximum stability on hard snow, while the widest Santa Ana 110 Free is the softest and most playful in powder. The Santa Ana 98 here sits squarely in the middle, offering a real Goldilocks experience for most riders: This ski is reliable on hardpack, agile in the bumps, maneuverable in powder, and blasts through crud with control and confidence.

There’s no denying that the Nordica Santa Ana 98 does everything well, but it’s not the most playful all-mountain ski—for that, we turn to the Black Crows Atris Birdie below. Further, while it performs reasonably well in the bumps, we found that the Santa Ana lacks the rebound required for quickly pivoting through other types of tight spaces. To be fair, it’ll certainly get the job done (especially if you’re a confident rider who doesn’t mind the added effort to throw it around), but those who prioritize a nimble and agile ride will be better off with an option like Icelantic’s Riveter 95 below. That said, we keep coming back to versatility: The Santa Ana has a very natural and predictable feel that will make most riders happy, earning it our top spot for the 2022-2023 season... Read in-depth reviewSee the Nordica Santa Ana 98

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The Nordica Santa Ana 98 is the type of ski you could buy, throw in the rooftop box, and not have to worry about having enough space for the rest of your stuff. Instead of having to pack a ski for groomers and a ski for powder days, the Nordica provides you with an all-in-one option. The Santa Ana 98 performed particularly well in the crud, staying stiff enough to punch through anything the mountain threw at it. It also floats well in powder, feels stable at high speeds, can carve a mean arc, and pivots easily around a mogul field.
While we appreciated the reliability of this ski, we didn't experience any wow-factor and didn't feel a lot of rebound or responsiveness under our feet. That said, it took us everywhere we wanted to go at the resort and handled every snow condition, so there's something to be said for dependability. If you don't need something to excite you and want a single ski that can do everything well, the Santa Ana 98 is your match made in heaven.
Read more: Nordica Santa Ana 98 review

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