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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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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 Boots

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

Hiking sandals that last?

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I have a pair of Blizzard Rustler 10s with the Look Pivot 15 CAST system. Love the setup but it's a tad heavy -- I've been looking at the Blaze 106 as well as an alternative. I'd just swap the CAST bindings onto the Blaze and put a regular Look pivot on the Blizzards. But anyways - if you're looking at some slightly heavier skis that would work for 70/30, I'd add the Blizzard Rustler 10 to the list

Hey guys, 

i need some help deciding which backcountry skis to buy. I have been skiing the Volkl Gotama the past seven years, and they are totally fine for what they are - i only use them for resorting and off-piste. The Gotamas are really nice in deep powder, but they aren’t that playful and fun. I find them a bit to stiff, and not very agile. Its also worth noting that we don’t get deep powder every week, so it would be nice to have something that also works for harsher conditions. I currently have a pair of Salomon QST pro 100 boots that works fine for skinning, and i have decided on the Salomon Shift bindings. I will probably use them 70/30 resorting and skinning. Im 180cm and weight in at 80kg. I don’t have much experience skinning and i know weight is important, but i don’t feel like going narrower than 95 (feel free to argue against me). 

These are the skis that are currently available in my area:
- Volkl Mantra M6
- volkl Mantra 102
- Volkl Blaze 106
- Black Crows Navis Freebird
- Black Crows Camox Freebird
- Atomic Backland 100
- Atomic Backland 107
- K2 Wayback 106
- K2 Wayback 96
- Blizzard Zero G 105
- Blizzard Zero G 95
- Salomon N QST 106
- Salomon N QST 98

Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Hey guys, </p>

<p>i need some help deciding which backcountry skis to buy. I have been skiing the Volkl Gotama the past seven years, and they are totally fine for what they are - i only use them for resorting and off-piste. The Gotamas are really nice in deep powder, but they aren’t that playful and fun. I find them a bit to stiff, and not very agile. Its also worth noting that we don’t get deep powder every week, so it would be nice to have something that also works for harsher conditions. I currently have a pair of Salomon QST pro 100 boots that works fine for skinning, and i have decided on the Salomon Shift bindings. I will probably use them 70/30 resorting and skinning. Im 180cm and weight in at 80kg. I don’t have much experience skinning and i know weight is important, but i don’t feel like going narrower than 95 (feel free to argue against me). </p>

<p>These are the skis that are currently available in my area:
- Volkl Mantra M6
- volkl Mantra 102
- Volkl Blaze 106
- Black Crows Navis Freebird
- Black Crows Camox Freebird
- Atomic Backland 100
- Atomic Backland 107
- K2 Wayback 106
- K2 Wayback 96
- Blizzard Zero G 105
- Blizzard Zero G 95
- Salomon N QST 106
- Salomon N QST 98</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
</div>

New backcountry skis

It’s been narrowed down to the Look Pivot 15 GW, Marker Griffon 13 ID, and the Marker Jester 16 ID (18 Pro is the same price as 16). I’m finding the Griffons are ~ $100 cheaper, Pivots are highly regarded as indestructible, and Jesters are beefier Griffons. I’ll likely have these skis for a long time and will be skiing around 80 days this winter so I need my binding to hold up well.

 I've been on it for a while and it's got all you want. On that note, this is why most freestyle and slopestyle skiers trust Look, just like me. I trust Look. Thank you for watching

Presentation of the LOOK Pivot 15 Binding! (2021)

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The Marker Alpinist shares this award, in this category, with the excellent Atomic Backland Tour. &#40;Incidentally, these two have to share the same award with the otherwise untested Salomon MTN binding. The Salomon MTN and Atomic Backland are identical in design, function and construction.&#41; The Marker Alpinist is newer than the Atomic/Salomon, lighter, and offers a slightly improved downhill skiing function. Both hit the sweet spot for weight to performance ratio and offer all the basic features we look for in a touring binding. You wouldn't be wrong to flip a coin in your choice for an all-around AT binding for human-powered backcountry skiing, as the Atomic and Marker award winners are both that good and that close in scoring. 
We now have a couple of full seasons on them and only reinforce our findings with ongoing testing. We'll keep hammering on them but are confident they will hold up. These AT bindings are marketed as "ultralight" ski bindings, implying a specialized niche. We beg to differ. The Alpinist is capable of virtually all your human-powered skiing needs. For resort use, the Alpinist is indeed "ultralight", with all the caveats that label implies. If you wish to ride the same equipment in bounds and out, first check yourself. Is that really a compromise you are willing to make? Human-powered skiing is our focus, and the Marker Alpinist does all you need to do in that environment. Others are lighter but far less featured. Others offer at least a couple more downhill skiing attributes and benefits but are way, way heavier. We are confident that you will dig the Marker Alpinist bindings for all your backcountry skiing. 

The Marker Alpinist shares this award, in this category, with the excellent Atomic Backland Tour. &#40;Incidentally, these two have to share the same award with the otherwise untested Salomon MTN binding. The Salomon MTN and Atomic Backland are identical in design, function and construction.&#41; The Marker Alpinist is newer than the Atomic/Salomon, lighter, and offers a slightly improved downhill skiing function. Both hit the sweet spot for weight to performance ratio and offer all the basic features we look for in a touring binding. You wouldn't be wrong to flip a coin in your choice for an all-around AT binding for human-powered backcountry skiing, as the Atomic and Marker award winners are both that good and that close in scoring. 
We now have a couple of full seasons on them and only reinforce our findings with ongoing testing. We'll keep hammering on them but are confident they will hold up. These AT bindings are marketed as "ultralight" ski bindings, implying a specialized niche. We beg to differ. The Alpinist is capable of virtually all your human-powered skiing needs. For resort use, the Alpinist is indeed "ultralight", with all the caveats that label implies. If you wish to ride the same equipment in bounds and out, first check yourself. Is that really a compromise you are willing to make? Human-powered skiing is our focus, and the Marker Alpinist does all you need to do in that environment. Others are lighter but far less featured. Others offer at least a couple more downhill skiing attributes and benefits but are way, way heavier. We are confident that you will dig the Marker Alpinist bindings for all your backcountry skiing. 
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 As you see already here, it's a super lightweight product. We have a hundred and fifteen gram toe and 130 gram, so altogether 245 from you immediately see twin Springs, not the six Springs like we had before lightweight carbon material, toe, there's an option for the crampon. You could use it with the cramp on or without the cramp on metal part. Here you see anti ice pads in the front and in venue

 So you can just do it with the pole into the climbing eight or out so very good usage. It'S also what you see here is the density, because the ining there is available as well finite with the Pina setting six to twelve, and also there is available and I'm finding with been setting four to nine for is really cool because light ladies or young skiers And tourists already can start to use a pin mining now, yeah hope you have seen the most important things on the binding and yeah. We enjoy it to use the binding in the coming month. The baseplate of the toe is made out of nylon with a long carbon fiber field, and this was a real challenge to develop this part because normally, if you inject above a hole and then the material flows around the metal pin, you always have a weak point

[, Music, ] hi, I'm missing from marker. I am responsible for the R & D at marker and I'm here with backcountry skiing, Canada, calm and we are here in Co mayor for launching our new alpinist mining. As you see already here, it's a super lightweight product. We have a hundred and fifteen gram toe and 130 gram, so altogether 245 from you immediately see twin Springs, not the six Springs like we had before lightweight carbon material, toe, there's an option for the crampon

 So after walking you just go back with this pin and the brake is open again. So really nice mechanism and the brake will come in a 1905 and hundred 20 bit [ Music, ] 

 As you see the break, if the clothes come in, it comes in very nice, so and now how the break is working when we use it for working. You just push forward this metal, and then you could step on and the break is closed for walking. So after walking you just go back with this pin and the brake is open again. So really nice mechanism and the brake will come in a 1905 and hundred 20 bit [ Music, ] 

Alpinist Binding Overview With The Head Of Marker Research & Development

 Both hit the sweet spot for weight to performance ratio and offer all the basic features we look for in a touring binding. You wouldn't be wrong to flip a coin in your choice for an all-around AT binding for human-powered backcountry skiing, as the Atomic and Marker award winners are both that good and that close in scoring. 

 We are confident that you will dig the Marker Alpinist bindings for all your backcountry skiing. 

We now have a couple of full seasons on them and only reinforce our findings with ongoing testing. We'll keep hammering on them but are confident they will hold up. These AT bindings are marketed as "ultralight" ski bindings, implying a specialized niche. We beg to differ

Best Backcountry Ski Bindings of 2022 - GearLab

 It weighs in at 335 grams or 245 grams without the break and that's per binding. The brakes weigh about 90 grams, so a nice addition, but a super lightweight pure tech, binding from marker, which is an awesome binding for those people that want to go dedicated ski touring on a nice light, ski touring, ski as well. It'S got a release. Value of 6 to 12 break wits come in 90, 105 and 112 millimeters and then the risers on this binding

 So it keeps things really really light. So, overall, a super light weight tech binding from marker new last year, highly recommended ideal for a lightweight ski, like this, like the blizzard zero g 105 that we also reviewed on the site price is $ 499.99. Canadian are $ 395 u

 Depending on release you want, then the toe piece up front here has a lock out as well made for climbing. So this is in climbing mode here and it's made out of a forged aluminum and carbon fiber reinforced polygamy plastic. So it keeps things really really light. So, overall, a super light weight tech binding from marker new last year, highly recommended ideal for a lightweight ski, like this, like the blizzard zero g 105 that we also reviewed on the site price is $ 499

Marker Alpinist 12 Bindings

 Alpinist 12 today. Really a very light binding at a low price, weighing less than 340 grams with a brake and without a brake. It is very easy to remove even under 250 grams., So really very light

 Training., I'm on tour with the Marker. Alpinist 12 today. Really a very light binding at a low price, weighing less than 340 grams with a brake and without a brake

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