Advice please - ski boot walking grips
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Like, erm, ooh, what do you call those long, thin flat things ?
:)
I don't know about yours but mine ain't thin ……. -)
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Started by Jastem in Ski Hardware 27-Oct-2013 - 12 Replies
Billip1
reply to 'Advice please - ski boot walking grips' posted Oct-2013
I believe the other point about these Cat Tracks and similar devices is not just to make walking easier and safer, but also, importantly, to prevent the heel and soles of your boots from wearing unevenly, which can then lead to problems in your boots fitting into your ski bindings properly.
Edited 2 times. Last update at 31-Oct-2013
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Advice please - ski boot walking grips' posted Nov-2013
You guys do make me laugh …. strapping things to your boots ……. HIRE A LOCKER :lol:
Jastem
reply to 'Advice please - ski boot walking grips' posted Nov-2013
Thank you for all the advice. Having looked at all sorts of devices and read the reviews, I have finally made an inexpensive purchase to try them out. Something that came out of reading the reviews, was the problem of grips falling off if you have small feet - which I have. So, for about £5 I have bought a pair of Blackspur Overshoe Snow and Ice Grippers size 2-6, which seem quite robust and fit tightly over my ski boots - without me even breaking into a sweat, let along breaking a nail!! They will be tested out in Lech in 4 weeks' time :lol:
Billip1
reply to 'Advice please - ski boot walking grips' posted Nov-2013
Ian Wickham wrote:You guys do make me laugh …. strapping things to your boots ..
Like, erm, ooh, what do you call those long, thin flat things ?
:)
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Advice please - ski boot walking grips' posted Nov-2013
billip1 wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:You guys do make me laugh …. strapping things to your boots ..
Like, erm, ooh, what do you call those long, thin flat things ?
:)
I don't know about yours but mine ain't thin ……. -)
Topic last updated on 07-November-2013 at 16:09