Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hiking boots recommendations

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Request: Hiking Boots

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

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Came here to say on3p Jeffrey 102 but it’s been mentioned before.  They are spendy but dialed durable and worth it.  I’m an original owner of 2011 Billygoats with over 500 days at snowbird still lots of life in them

my line vision 108s just broke after 3 weeks of use. i loved the feel of them. looking for a more durable freestyle ski that skis similar to them. any suggestions?

Get an equally heavy park ski like the ON3P Crushin' Cans. Or all mountain freestyle like the Jeffrey 102 / 110.

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.

What Skis would you guys recommend I look at?
Also, what kind of boot flex rating should I aim for?

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

<p>I mostly do groomed runs (80%) and some park skiing (20%). 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.</p>

<p>What Skis would you guys recommend I look at?
Also, what kind of boot flex rating should I aim for?</p>
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Ski recommendations for intermediate, heavy skier?

I agree ~105 give or take is the sweet spot for a daily driver out here. Another poster already mentioned the ON3P Woodsman 102 or 110, which I haven't skied but I hear are great. I used to ski ON3P Kartel 108s (now called the Jeffrey) and it's a good ski but more freestyle focused and almost demands a more centered stance. ON3Ps are super durable though and on the heavier side which is good for our heavier snow

Thanks in advance for your suggestions. I'm looking to add to my current one-ski quiver. I am Male, 5'10", 165lb, age 29. I have been skiing for 3 years, and my ability level is somewhere around "Early Advanced" (8/13 according to [inside out skiing](https://www.insideoutskiing.com/level.html)). My current daily driver is a pair of 165cm Line Supernaturals 92s that I bought to start skiing in the northeast, but I have since moved to Washington and mostly ski Crystal Mountain, with occasional trips to other popular west-coast destinations for a total of about 30 days per season. I'm looking for a ski that can better handle PNW powder and charge through crud a bit better. My current setup seems to cause my legs to deflect in every direction while charging through crud, leaving me feeling less confident. I primarily ski off-piste / trees, but would appreciate a ski that can still handle the occasional groomer. I will not be doing any park skiing with these skis, and on days where conditions look a bit more like the ice coast, I will probably use my Line Supernaturals instead.

My current thoughts: I definitely want something wider and longer than my current ski. I am no longer a beginner, and I think I would benefit from something in the area of 175-180cm. And of course wider, because 92cm doesn't provide quite enough float on powder days. I think around 105mm is the sweet spot, but anything in the 100-110 range should be OK. I really like the style of j skis and on3p, and I think they should have something that fits the bill, but ultimately I'm open to any brand. Thanks again for your suggestions!

<div class="md"><p>** Edit: Thanks for all the advice. I pulled the trigger on <a href="https://imgur.com/a/8lH9C0m">ON3P Woodsman 110</a>. </p>

<p>Thanks in advance for your suggestions. I&#39;m looking to add to my current one-ski quiver. I am Male, 5&#39;10&quot;, 165lb, age 29. I have been skiing for 3 years, and my ability level is somewhere around &quot;Early Advanced&quot; (8/13 according to <a href="https://www.insideoutskiing.com/level.html">inside out skiing</a>). My current daily driver is a pair of 165cm Line Supernaturals 92s that I bought to start skiing in the northeast, but I have since moved to Washington and mostly ski Crystal Mountain, with occasional trips to other popular west-coast destinations for a total of about 30 days per season. I&#39;m looking for a ski that can better handle PNW powder and charge through crud a bit better. My current setup seems to cause my legs to deflect in every direction while charging through crud, leaving me feeling less confident. I primarily ski off-piste / trees, but would appreciate a ski that can still handle the occasional groomer. I will not be doing any park skiing with these skis, and on days where conditions look a bit more like the ice coast, I will probably use my Line Supernaturals instead.</p>

<p>My current thoughts: I definitely want something wider and longer than my current ski. I am no longer a beginner, and I think I would benefit from something in the area of 175-180cm. And of course wider, because 92cm doesn&#39;t provide quite enough float on powder days. I think around 105mm is the sweet spot, but anything in the 100-110 range should be OK. I really like the style of j skis and on3p, and I think they should have something that fits the bill, but ultimately I&#39;m open to any brand. Thanks again for your suggestions!</p>
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What skis should I buy? PNW Edition

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Salomon Stance W 80 M10 GW BInding White/Black 151 SalomonIntermediate to AdvancedAll MountainRocker CamberWomens

The Salomon Stance 80 Women's combo with M10 bindings is a strong yet forgiving ski that will take intermediate skiers to the next level and away from the rental counter. Built around a lightweight wood core and reinforced with a single sheet of Titanal laminate, the Stance 80 is an approachable frontside ski that can hold up well to speed and allow skiers to steadily improve and build confidence on the mountain.
Key Features:
- M10 Gripwalk Bindings – The Stance 80 comes with an integrated binding system. The M10 has a DIN range of 3-10 and is compatible with GripWalk and traditional alpine boot soles.
- Titanal-Carbon Frame – Salomon added a single sheet of Titanal through the ski with some additional carbon in the tips and tails. This keeps the ski stiff and energetic, and increases edge hold greatly, without adding too much weight.
- Poplar Woodcore – Poplar wood is used throughout the core of the entire ski. This adds vibration absorption and liveliness to the ski and is also very durable, keeping the skis performing well season after season.

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Snow+Rock

 They do a really good job kind of giving you the necessary performance you need in the binding to match the ski, so you can buy it like this. Definitely nothing wrong with that. I mentioned at the beginning of the video that you can buy it with boots too, so that's something that we really pride ourselves on here at Ski Essentials is we pick boots that we think go really well with these skis. They're always going to be more comfort-oriented boots, a little wider

 It's pretty darn agile in moguls. There's enough width here and width this tip and tail shape that you can actually handle some softer snow conditions too, which is really nice to have in a ski like this. So with some skis, when you see the integrated binding, when you see a more affordable price, you often see a narrower ski that's best on groomers, and there are benefits to skis like that, but if you're looking for a little bit more versatility and also a little bit more overall performance, I think this Stance 80 is great. You can buy it just like this, ski and binding, really actually quite a nice, solemn binding on this ski

 The ski will have greater grip right underfoot than what you've been used to, but it's still pretty loose in the tips and tails, so it's not like you're jumping up so much in performance that it's going to be punishing or hard to ski or just not that much fun. This is still a very, very fun ski that's still very easy to use. 80 underfoot is great on groomers, very quick edge to edge. I think it's wide enough to start taking these things off trail too

 So just cool that it kind of makes the cut into that ski test, but also extremely affordable. So Salomon uses a woodcore in this ski. It's a Poplar woodcore. Poplar is a great material for ski construction because it's light, but it's also strong

Jeff chats about the Salomon Stance 80 skis and the value found in our complete packages.

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2023 Salomon Stance 80 Skis - Short Review with ... - YouTube

 Hey skiers, I'm Jeff from SkiEssentials.com.

 I'm here today to talk about the Salomon Stance 80, particularly its affordability and the

 potential of buying it as a complete package with boots.

 I think it's very impressive that Salomon can hit a price point this low while still

 using titanal laminates, carbon, and a lot of technology found in more expensive skis.

 We actually tested this ski in our annual ski test this season.

 So just cool that it kind of makes the cut into that ski test, but also extremely affordable.

 Poplar is a great material for ski construction because it's light, but it's also strong.

 And then we get some technology kind of derived from the wider stance models.

 So we get a single titanal laminate in this ski, and then we get these windows cut into

 the fore and aft section of the ski where they use carbon.

 So pretty cool to have metal in a ski's construction at this price point.

 Even cooler to also have some carbon in there as well.

 Metal really adds a lot of stability and vibration damping to a ski's performance, so maybe you're

 looking to just kind of take a step up in performance from your current skis.

 If you're moving off rentals, you're going to notice a huge difference while still being

 80 underfoot in this ski, and Salomon does a really nice job of building in some not

 necessary but certainly useful tip and tail rocker.

 So quite a bit of rocker up here in the tip, that really helps with turn initiation and

 also gives the ski a little bit of a looser feel.

 And then really helpful for that looser feel is this slight amount of tail rocker, but

 certainly enough back there that it helps kind of pivot around a turn without requiring

 too much skier input or making it feel fatiguing or demanding back there.

 Salomon also uses some nice early taper.

 That's basically this tip shape getting a little narrower up here instead of the widest

 point being all the way at the end of the ski, and that's just furthering or further

 increasing maneuverability and the ski's ease of use.

 If you're coming off rentals or maybe a narrower system ski like this that doesn't have metal,

 you're going to notice an uptick in overall stability and a smoother feel.

ON3P Jeffrey 102 vs Salomon Stance W 80

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