Ski touring is becoming more and more multifaceted, therefore the range of touring ski boots is constantly growing. Roughly speaking, one can distinguish three target groups: Ski touring competitors and …
Nothing is impossible, assuming that the alpine ski boot fits the touring binding (this only works with so-called frame bindings). However, the minimal shaft mobility quickly causes blisters and pressure …
Blisters on the feet are a tiresome topic, but with a few tricks they are easy to outwit. This includes that the liner should be thermoformable and adapted to the …
The biggest difference to the regular alpine ski binding is the additional hiking function of the alpine touring binding. It can be unlocked for the ascent and locked for the …
Frame bindings are considered a classic among ski touring bindings. They are similar to alpine bindings and have the usual toe and heel parts, which you step in as usual. …
touring ski Absolutely! In the last few years a lot has happened and our touring skis work very well on the slopes. Although you should adjust your speed in icy …
touring ski This question depends first of all on your preferred way of ski touring. In general, the more important a fast and easy ascent is for you, the lighter …
Touring skis characteristics and technical features Compared to alpine skis, touring skis are designed to weigh significantly less. After all, the foot pushes the ski uphill for most of the …
