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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Hiking boots recommendations

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

Hiking sandals that last?

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 It features rousy top, full cap construction, tip to tail, gives a great enhanced durability and a nice snappy, responsive feel. Like all the Experience skis, we feature auto turn rocker in this, so it's got tip and tail rocker with traditional camber underfoot, gives this thing great versatility all over the mountain, easy maneuverability, and effortless turn initiation. For 2013, we're introducing the new Xelium integrated binding on this ski. Xelium binding is super ultra-lightweight, one of the lightest weight integrated systems on the market, and still has that great retention and release that you find in all Rousignol Alpine bindings

 For 2013, we're introducing the new Xelium integrated binding on this ski. Xelium binding is super ultra-lightweight, one of the lightest weight integrated systems on the market, and still has that great retention and release that you find in all Rousignol Alpine bindings. For those intermediate to novice skiers who want a great one-ski quiver, look no further than the Experience 74, find it at your local Rousignol dealer in 2013.

 This is the Experience Ski for your entry to mid-level skiers. Great introduction to the Experience line. It features rousy top, full cap construction, tip to tail, gives a great enhanced durability and a nice snappy, responsive feel. Like all the Experience skis, we feature auto turn rocker in this, so it's got tip and tail rocker with traditional camber underfoot, gives this thing great versatility all over the mountain, easy maneuverability, and effortless turn initiation

 For those intermediate to novice skiers who want a great one-ski quiver, look no further than the Experience 74, find it at your local Rousignol dealer in 2013.

 Hi, Nick Castagnoli with Rousignol, and I'm here with Ski Gear TV Buyer's Guide for 2013. We're looking at the Experience 74. This is the Experience Ski for your entry to mid-level skiers. Great introduction to the Experience line

Nick Castagnoli with Rossignol Ski USA presents the 2013 Rossignol "Experience 74" Composite skis for novice and beginner skiers. http://www.SkiGearTV.com covers ski products for all levels of skiers.

ROSSIGNOL OFFICIAL PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
http://www.rossignol.com/US/US/experience-74-composite-xelium_RA2EB06_product_alpine-men-skis-all-mountain-on-snow.html

"The Experience 74 Composite is an incredibly versatile all-mountain ski for progressing intermediate to novice skiers. With the heart of a high-performance carver and a freeride touch and feel, this one-ski-quiver delivers enhanced performance for easier progression in all snow conditions. Auto Turn Rocker, Extended Sidecut and Cascade Tip combine for easy maneuverability, playfulness and effortless speed control. Traditional camber underfoot delivers powerful edge grip and confident stability. Experience more whether cruising through chop, weaving through trees or carving on hardpack on this revolutionary new breed of high-performance all-mountain skis. 
30% Off-Trail/ 70% On-Trail

"Alias 74 - исключительно универсальные лыжи для начинающих и совершенствующизся горнолыжников.С двигателем высокоэффективной карвинговой машины и с чуткой фрирайдической управляемостью эта многоцелевая лыжа отлично работает в любых снежных условиях. Благодаря сочетанию рокера Autoturn, бокового выреза Extended и облегченного носка Cascade лыжами легко управлять и можно без особых усилий контролировать скорость. Традиционный прогиб в центральной части лыжи для стабильности на высоких скоростях и мощной закантовки. Получите больше удовольствия от катания, плаваете ли вы в целине, катаетесь по разбитому склону, или режете карвинговые повороты на жестких подготовленных склонах на этих многоцелевых, высокоэффективных лыжах. 30% внетрассовое катание - 70% трассовое катание.

"L'Alias 74 Composite est un nouveau genre de ski all-mountain, développé pour les skieurs intermédiaires.
Ce ski all-mountain excelle sur tous les terrains et tous les types de neige. Son "shape" unique dans son genre, fluide et confortable vous procure une incroyable accroche sans jamais vous bloquer dans le virage, et vous laisse la possibilité de changer de trajectoire et de vitesse à tout moment.
Avec la technologie rocker Auto Turn, apprenez à carver à vitesse grand V : le ski combine cambre traditionnel et rocker en spatule et au talon, qui le rendent plus ludique, sécurisant et facile que les autres. Le cambre traditionnel apporte de la sécurité aux moments où vous en avez le plus besoin, en particulier lors de la prise de carre ; le rocker, quant à lui, facilite le déclenchement du virage, et rend le ski plus maniable et tolérant.
Ce ski all-mountain excelle sur tous les terrains et tous les types de neige. Pourquoi faire compliqué quand on peut faire simple? 70% Piste / 30% Hors-piste

2013 Rossignol "Experience 74" Composite XELIUM Ski Review

 Hi, Nick Castagnoli with Rousignol, and I'm here with Ski Gear TV Buyer's Guide for 2013.

 This is the Experience Ski for your entry to mid-level skiers.

 Great introduction to the Experience line.

 It features rousy top, full cap construction, tip to tail, gives a great enhanced durability

 Like all the Experience skis, we feature auto turn rocker in this, so it's got tip and tail

 rocker with traditional camber underfoot, gives this thing great versatility all over

 the mountain, easy maneuverability, and effortless turn initiation.

 For 2013, we're introducing the new Xelium integrated binding on this ski.

 Xelium binding is super ultra-lightweight, one of the lightest weight integrated systems

 on the market, and still has that great retention and release that you find in all Rousignol

 For those intermediate to novice skiers who want a great one-ski quiver, look no further

 than the Experience 74, find it at your local Rousignol dealer in 2013.

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The Volkl M6 Mantra has truly earned our approval as the best all-mountain ski, keeping the Mantra series atop the podium once again. With high scores across all testing metrics, the M6 transmits a magnetic and confidence-inspiring ride to the skier through all types of terrain and snow conditions. Whether the forecast is unclear and snow conditions uncertain, staying true to your “Mantra” is what we recommend. With three of Volkl’s Tailored Technologies underfoot, be prepared to tackle anything the mountain throws your way.
This year Volkl introduces their 3D Radius Sidecut technology to the M6 Mantra. Boasting three different turn radii within the side of the ski, the M6 can achieve a different turn outcome depending on skier input. This new technology admittedly took some getting used to. However, we found the tech especially helpful when merging onto a new run with more traffic or exiting a mogul field back onto the groomer. The M6 Mantra is on the damp side of the spectrum for skis. But we can’t complain when the overall result is the superior combination of stability and maneuverability that this ski offers through icy groomers, afternoon chop and slop, and deep pow days.

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On the heels of the extremely successful and well-loved M5, Volkl hasn’t rocked the boat too much with the new M6 Mantra. It remains an extremely powerful and precise all-mountain option that’s perfectly happy in the hands of hard chargers at speed. Volkl did make some tweaks to the Titanal Frame construction: shorter skis now have less metal and are a little softer, while longer options are stronger with more metal. You also get the brand’s 3D Radius (also found in the Kendo below), which effectively gives the ski three different turn radii. In practice, it’s pretty impressive, and the M6 feels comfortable at everything from tight and quick turns to wide GS sweepers.

It’s a close call between the M6 and Nordica Enforcer above, and both are versatile, standout models. In parsing out the differences, the Mantra is noticeably wider at the tip (by 8mm), and its stiffer build gives it the advantage in terms of stability. But the Nordica is more comfortable in tight spaces with its nimble, easier-to-manage flex (this also makes it a better option for intermediate-level skiers). Both are excellent one-quiver options for riders that spend the majority of their time on groomers or in regions with moderate snowfall. We think the Nordica is a bit more well-rounded, but if you prioritize unflappable performance in nearly all conditions, the M6 Mantra is hard to beat.See the Volkl M6 Mantra  See the Women's Volkl Secret

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The Volkl M6 Mantra has truly earned our approval as the best all-mountain ski, keeping the Mantra series atop the podium once again. With high scores across all testing metrics, the M6 transmits a magnetic and confidence-inspiring ride to the skier through all types of terrain and snow conditions. Whether the forecast is unclear and snow conditions uncertain, staying true to your "Mantra" is what we recommend. With three of Volkl's Tailored Technologies underfoot, be prepared to tackle anything the mountain throws your way.
This version of the M6 Mantra comes with Volkl's 3D Radius Sidecut technology. Boasting three different turn radii within the side of the ski, the M6 can achieve a different turn outcome depending on skier input. This new technology admittedly took some getting used to. However, we found the tech especially helpful when merging onto a new run with more traffic or exiting a mogul field back onto the groomer. The M6 Mantra is on the damp side of the spectrum for skis. But we can't complain when the overall result is the superior combination of stability and maneuverability that this ski offers through icy groomers, afternoon chop and slop, and deep pow days.
Read more: Volkl M6 Mantra review

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6'0 270lbs here. Volkl M6 Mantra 184 is what I ski, and before that I was on an older pair of Matra's. This is what you want, or something similarly stiff like a Nordica Enforcer etc.

I recently switched from boards to skiing again and am looking for a solid all mountain ski that will actually let me carve instead of just folding and sliding sideways.  I don't have much faith in the Amazon sponsored lists, and every manufacturer seems happy to say that their ski will work great, so I'm looking for real world info.

I am 6'3" and presently 260lbs and falling (down from 300).  I intend to reach a 230lb goal weight by next season.  I am mostly on 184 k2 poacher twin tips, but the whole twin thing isnt as fun as I had expected.  I have a worn out pair of 193 salomon xscreams that are old and shitty.  I ski midwest groomed/ice 95% of the time 2+ times a week with occasional real snowfall and 1-2 trips west.  I'd say I'm solid intermediate maybe a little advanced, sometimes I like to go 25-30mph according to gps.

I have been told to get skis with metal, and avoid the capped ones for ones with more rigid sidewalls.  Hoping to look late or off season because I just spent alot on proper boots.  Anyone have advice?

<div class="md"><p>I recently switched from boards to skiing again and am looking for a solid all mountain ski that will actually let me carve instead of just folding and sliding sideways.  I don&#39;t have much faith in the Amazon sponsored lists, and every manufacturer seems happy to say that their ski will work great, so I&#39;m looking for real world info.</p>

<p>I am 6&#39;3&quot; and presently 260lbs and falling (down from 300).  I intend to reach a 230lb goal weight by next season.  I am mostly on 184 k2 poacher twin tips, but the whole twin thing isnt as fun as I had expected.  I have a worn out pair of 193 salomon xscreams that are old and shitty.  I ski midwest groomed/ice 95% of the time 2+ times a week with occasional real snowfall and 1-2 trips west.  I&#39;d say I&#39;m solid intermediate maybe a little advanced, sometimes I like to go 25-30mph according to gps.</p>

<p>I have been told to get skis with metal, and avoid the capped ones for ones with more rigid sidewalls.  Hoping to look late or off season because I just spent alot on proper boots.  Anyone have advice?</p>

<p>Edit: Thanks so much everyone - have a pair of Volkl kendo 88 184cm coming.  I will try to post a followup.  I would have waited but supply chain issues are real!</p>
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Any real world heavy (230lb+) skiers?

 Buy the Volcomantra M6 if you want a slightly wider, hard-charging, powerful feeling ski that maximizes frontside performance.

2023 Volkl M6 Mantra - Ski Review

 The 2023 Volcomantra M6 is a versatile all-mountain ski that can not only rail a turn on a groomer,

 but get you into the trees with way more confidence than its predecessor, the M5.

 There's no debate that the M6 exudes power on the frontside, but at 96mm underfoot, it's

 built for the hard-charging skier who likes to attack the entire mountain.

 The M6 is wide enough to blast through crud and float in softer snow, so it's more than

 capable if you want to ski off-piste, but among the 90-100mm class, this is by far the

 It's not going to be the most lively and energetic feeling ski, but its ability to

 stay locked in and shape turns at high speeds is what makes it stand out.

 Buy the Volcomantra M6 if you want a slightly wider, hard-charging, powerful feeling ski

 So we get tailored titanal frame and we get tailored carbon tip. Tailored titanal frame is pretty darn cool. Simply they took some metal out of the tip of the ski. So if you're to compare m5 mantra, m6 mantra the metal frame, especially just right in the end of the ski or only in right, in the end of the ski and in the tail as well

 Something that really kind of jumped out to me is. Is this morning we skied with uh, with a local local skier named christy who's who's, very, very good. At skiing racing background, she's been with vocal for a long time as like an athlete ambassador type position, she normally skis something like a 170 secret. I had her test the 177 m6 mantra this morning and watching her

 You know you're, probably going to take this ski off trail from time to time, just because, if you're choosing this width chances are you're going to be skiing, something other than just a groomer. So it's achieving that high level of carving performance, high level, precision and responsiveness and edge grip, while still being a relatively versatile ski. So all of that stuff carries over to this new mantra. They did a really good job of retaining what was already great about it, and to me that the highlighting characteristic of this ski has always been its precision

 So taking some swing weight out of the tip of the ski and what makes it tailored is it changes per length? So this is kind of similar to, or at least reminds me of what blizzard's doing with their true blend wood core. Basically, the the engineers at vocal are looking for ways to kind of custom, tweak the performance for each length of the ski, which i think is really cool and, and i think something that we'll probably see work its way into more and more brands in the ski Industry so take this 184 take the 184 and the 177 m6 mantra. This 184 has a longer thicker part of the metal. You know, essentially, the this portion is very similar, but this portion is longer and you know without measuring

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