Take the Krypton 3-piece shell design, puff it out a bit until it’s 100mm across the forefoot, add a forefoot buckle that serves as a set-it-and-forget-it width adjustment and most importantly these days, add a hike mode to the rear spine, and you have the essence of...
This commentary is a repost of last season’s report, the associated FIND buttons connect to 2017 starting inventory. Last season marked the debut of the first, built-from-scratch XT, with its own mold and a new V-Lock Hike-Ski system that boosts the hike mode ROM to...
This commentary is a repost of last season’s report; the associated FIND buttons connect to 2017 starting inventory. The Hero World Cup SI 130 doesn’t take its cues from the new Allspeed Elite, but is a direct descendant of the real-deal Hero World Cup SI, a polyether...
If you’re essentially an in-bounds skier with the occasional yen to roam the backcountry, the new QST Pro is the shoe you’ve been looking for; however, if you regard riding a lift as weakness, the MTN models are right in your wheelhouse. If performance to weight were...
The Krypton series for women brings the smooth shock-absorption and fierce lateral reactions of the Dalbello 3-piece shell to the female skiing population. All the toys the boys get in the Kryptons are found in the Kryzma (115), Chakra (95) and Lotus (85). Built...
