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Hiking boot recommendations?

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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

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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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My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

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Moment Wildcat 108 Skis · 2023 · 184 cm

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Moment Wildcat 108 Skis · 2023 · 174 cm

Moment Wildcat 108 Skis · 2023 · 179 cm

Moment Wildcat 108 Skis · 2023 · 190 cm

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Moment wildcat 101s would be a great choice. Incredible edge hold yet still playful and pivots on a dime. Can carve well at higher speeds too

This year I demoed Atomic bent chetler 100mm at vail and park city. I like the skis but felt I was struggling with them when the snow wasn’t great at park city last week. I just didn’t feel like I had as much stopping power if that even makes sense. I’m used to ice skating on the slopes in the Midwest. I’m looking to buy my first set of skis for next season and know literally nothing about skis. It seemed like the bent chetlers did great when the snow was nice in vail but only so so on older snow. I would like a ski that is all mountain capable with atleast 2/3 of the time spent off piste on black and double blacks. I would also like something nicer up to $1,000 in price.

<div class="md">This year I demoed Atomic bent chetler 100mm at vail and park city. I like the skis but felt I was struggling with them when the snow wasn’t great at park city last week. I just didn’t feel like I had as much stopping power if that even makes sense. I’m used to ice skating on the slopes in the Midwest. I’m looking to buy my first set of skis for next season and know literally nothing about skis. It seemed like the bent chetlers did great when the snow was nice in vail but only so so on older snow. I would like a ski that is all mountain capable with atleast 2/3 of the time spent off piste on black and double blacks. I would also like something nicer up to $1,000 in price.

6’2 185 pounds.
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Looking for advice on first set of skis

Moment wildcat 108s are def the move. Can drive them super hard but they still are super agile in steep terrain. If you want an even more hard charging ski, try the commander 108

Hey folks. I wore down my primary skis at the end of this season, so I have to get a new pair without being able to demo. I've done a good amount of reading on options and narrowed my choices, and I would love to get any advice from gearheads / anyone who has skied these planks before.

Profile: 32yo male, 6'0", 170lb, advanced/expert skier. Good form, ski forward/aggressive, bigger turns, speed, but that gets dialed back a bit on super steep/technical stuff; I'm good, and I want to beat most people down the mountain, but you wont see me in ski films anytime soon.

Where: West Coast US and Canada resort skiing / slackcountry. Think AltaBird, Jackson, Big Sky, etc. I don't live out there, though, so I can't pick my conditions unfortunately.

What: all mountain. spend most of my time on big mountain bowl skiing, some chutes and tight lines, steeps, trees. Some moguls and groomers obviously, comes with the territory of inbounds. Do side hits and small cliffs, not a park skier, not landing switch.

Last pair: one ski quiver, 2015 Blizzard Bonafides, 98mm underfoot, 180 length. Enjoyed the stiffness / charging quality of that ski for its size class, felt perfectly comfortable driving them

&amp;#x200B;

I am looking to go up a size class for a 100-110mm underfoot ski. Shortlist is currently:

K2 Mindbender 108ti

Armada Declivity 108ti

Faction Dictator 3.0

I'm clearly leaning toward a heavier, directional charger, but not so specialized that I can't use it as a daily driver. In an ideal world I would love to try something like a Black Crow Corvus, but I don't think that's practical since I don't live in the mountains and I can't pick and choose my powder days.

This is ideally for a one ski quiver, but I could see a world in which I also pick up another pair of Bonafides or Volkl Mantras and go two-ski.

What are your thoughts? Happy to take any and all feedback and advice, and I really appreciate the help!

<div class="md">Hey folks. I wore down my primary skis at the end of this season, so I have to get a new pair without being able to demo. I&#39;ve done a good amount of reading on options and narrowed my choices, and I would love to get any advice from gearheads / anyone who has skied these planks before.

Profile: 32yo male, 6&#39;0&quot;, 170lb, advanced/expert skier. Good form, ski forward/aggressive, bigger turns, speed, but that gets dialed back a bit on super steep/technical stuff; I&#39;m good, and I want to beat most people down the mountain, but you wont see me in ski films anytime soon.

Where: West Coast US and Canada resort skiing / slackcountry. Think AltaBird, Jackson, Big Sky, etc. I don&#39;t live out there, though, so I can&#39;t pick my conditions unfortunately.

What: all mountain. spend most of my time on big mountain bowl skiing, some chutes and tight lines, steeps, trees. Some moguls and groomers obviously, comes with the territory of inbounds. Do side hits and small cliffs, not a park skier, not landing switch.

Last pair: one ski quiver, 2015 Blizzard Bonafides, 98mm underfoot, 180 length. Enjoyed the stiffness / charging quality of that ski for its size class, felt perfectly comfortable driving them

&#x200B;

I am looking to go up a size class for a 100-110mm underfoot ski. Shortlist is currently:

K2 Mindbender 108ti

Armada Declivity 108ti

Faction Dictator 3.0

I&#39;m clearly leaning toward a heavier, directional charger, but not so specialized that I can&#39;t use it as a daily driver. In an ideal world I would love to try something like a Black Crow Corvus, but I don&#39;t think that&#39;s practical since I don&#39;t live in the mountains and I can&#39;t pick and choose my powder days.

This is ideally for a one ski quiver, but I could see a world in which I also pick up another pair of Bonafides or Volkl Mantras and go two-ski.

What are your thoughts? Happy to take any and all feedback and advice, and I really appreciate the help!
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Advice on All Mountain Chargers

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The Moment Wildcat Tour 108 and Voyager XII Binding: Reviewing A Perfect Combo - The Backcountry Ski Touring Blog

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Moment Wildcat 108 Archives - The Backcountry Ski Touring Blog

The Nordica Dobermann Spitfire 76 RB Skis with FDT Xcell 12 Bindings is shaped for advanced to expert skiers seeking a slightly more versatile and forgiving carving ski. Its oversized tip and tail and 76-millimeter waist make the skis remarkably easy to turn on groomed terrain and softer snow. Wider-bodied carving skis these days have a lot going for them. Most, like the Spitfire 76, have a system binding, a wider waist, and a shorter radius versus true race-room skis, but under the hood, there's a lot of power. The Race Bridge (RB) sandwich construction utilizes wood, metal, and carbon reinforcements for a stable, energy-filled ride. Inspired by the World Cup with trickle down race technology, but built for everyday fun, it will have you linking turns through variable terrain with ease and smiles. If you're looking to have more fun with less effort, the Spitfire76 RB is your ski. When you get on something with a high-gear like these skis, you're in for a treat. If you're looking for race ski performance without having to be on your "A" game all the time, the Nordica Dobermann Spitfire 76 RB Skis with FDT Xcell 12 Bindings is your ultimate system ski and binding set up. Not everyone needs to have a race ski to carve the like a champ, and this set up will allow you to channel your inner carver while still enabling you relax, have fun and enjoy your mountain experience.

Nordica Dobermann Spitfire 76 RB Skis + X-Cell 12 FDT Bindings · 2020 · 168 cm

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Nordica Dobermann Spitfire 76 RB Skis + X-Cell 12 FDT Bindings · 2020 · 162 cm

Nordica Dobermann Spitfire 76 RB Skis + X-Cell 12 FDT Bindings · 2020 · 174 cm

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 Hi skiers, I'm Jeff from SkiEssentials.com. Welcome to our 2021 ski test videos. Today we're going to talk about the Nordica Doberman Spitfire 76 Rb

 Long camber, plenty of camber in this ski. You're not going to see any early rise or rocker. That means you get long effective edge, a lot of stability and a lot of feedback from the ski as well. No early taper either

 Sometimes people have a tendency to scoff at system skis. And sure, there are some inferior system skis out there or system bindings out there, but this one's really, really good. And because it's picking you up off the ski by design, it's actually increasing the leverage and the overall power of this ski. So in general, if you're looking for a high level carving ski, if that's your idea of a good day on the snow or maybe you've got a quiver of skis and you want to fill that role of precision, powerful, high end carving, this is a fantastic ski to consider

 But yeah, in general, it's just a high end carving ski. Whole lot of fun if you like linking carving turns and powerful precision skiing. Yeah, they're a blast to ski. You can rip around on these things

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2021 SkiEssentials.com Ski Test - Nordica Spitfire 76 - YouTube

 Hi skiers, I'm Jeff from SkiEssentials.com. Welcome to our 2021 ski test videos. Today we're going to talk about the Nordica Doberman Spitfire 76 Rb.

 Great, great carving ski from Nordica. This is kind of the middle ski in a three collection series of performance oriented carving skis that aren't quite designed for race skis.

 They're basically taking the proven race performance and reapplying it to more of a consumer oriented, maybe slightly more user friendly and approachable version.

 So pretty much everything you'd expect in a high level carving ski you're going to find in the Spitfire 76 Rb.

 Long camber, plenty of camber in this ski. You're not going to see any early rise or rocker.

 That means you get long effective edge, a lot of stability and a lot of feedback from the ski as well.

 No early taper either. So same thing, you get long effective edge.

 You're going to get a really, really good snow feel and a lot of feedback from the snow because the whole ski is on the snow.

 That also translates to really, really good edge grip, which is something that we expect out of a ski like this.

 Wood core in this ski. There's also two sheets of metal. Again, these are kind of things that we expect to see in high level carving skis.

 In addition to that, Nordica also integrates some carbon fiber into this ski.

 And I'll take a moment to say that this race plate or the binding plate, whatever you want to call it, it's a really, really good plate.

 Sometimes people have a tendency to scoff at system skis.

 And sure, there are some inferior system skis out there or system bindings out there, but this one's really, really good.

 And because it's picking you up off the ski by design, it's actually increasing the leverage and the overall power of this ski.

 So in general, if you're looking for a high level carving ski, if that's your idea of a good day on the snow

 or maybe you've got a quiver of skis and you want to fill that role of precision, powerful, high end carving, this is a fantastic ski to consider.

 I think it has a relatively traditional feel.

 You know, there are some skis in this category from other brands that are using, you know, new innovative materials and stuff like that.

 Pretty straightforward build and can build and design and shape in this ski, which I definitely don't think is a bad thing.

 You know, skiers that value that kind of traditional, powerful, responsive carving performance are going to absolutely love this ski.

 I will say that 76 is a little bit wider than some skis.

 You know, Nordica does offer this in a 72 as well.

 So 76 is giving you the ability to, you know, at least ski some softer snow conditions.

 Certainly not a powder ski, but say you got a little bit choppy snow on the groomers, it'll handle that.

Moment Wildcat 108 vs Nordica Dobermann Spitfire 76 RB

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