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@tomfeenstra Ай бұрын
Would you recommend this as a 1 ski quiver for a trip to Hokkaido in late January/early Feb?
@Nomer77 Ай бұрын
The special, special wildcard ski from Norway... Moonlight Cruiser Carbon 120 mm width? I know Paul Forward at Blister is a big fan and there's only so many Norwegian ski brands (the Asnes Voss Z'N doesn't feel as special).
@napnap5094 Ай бұрын
75 miles before comfort too long for me
@Simssss888 Ай бұрын
I can highly recommend and would also be interested in your opinion on the scarpa ribelle run. I love them, best alpine Trailrunners with the most natural fit and best climbing / alpine sole i ever had. I do all my big alpine objektives in them and the feel and control you have on rock and alpine terrain is amazing. Gonna get my third soon(the calibra version) and would recommend the XT-Version which has some more support and cushing und will probably last longer.
@paulkerr3253 Ай бұрын
Can you review shoes for scrambling/fast hiking? I've enjoyed ultra raptor 2's for this but would be interested in what else is out there
@nilsalb Ай бұрын
Pls bring merch back!!
@zachasay5171 Ай бұрын
I need more mediocre trail running reviews
@jimclean2 Ай бұрын
You need to review that dope hat, and get some more up for sale!
@adamscholl8110 Ай бұрын
Can we buy that hat you are wearing? It's badass
@johnmartinsen963 Ай бұрын
Totally off topic, but shoes won't matter when your joints start failing from poor dietary choices. If you still trust search engine results, you should watch the AI interaction that Max German posted last week. In summary, he made chatGPT admit to pushing lies.
@abuhnerkemper Ай бұрын
I don’t understand how your lugs don’t wear down in the Wasatch. I’ve used 5 different companies’ shoes and they all are flat by mile 200 or less. Maybe it’s me 🙃
@zacharygarner9425 Ай бұрын
It’s just you or you are mostly scrambling. If you are actually running the midsole will probably loose its original characteristics first
@abuhnerkemper Ай бұрын
@@zacharygarner9425 Mostly trail running on the foothills which tend to be kind of rocky, but nothing sharp or consistent. I’ve been mostly running in Bushidos, which I love, but their lugs durability might just be weak.
@RowOfMushyTiT Ай бұрын
Is it dee-na-fit or die-na-fit?
@daneelolivaw4323 Ай бұрын
Dynafit is an Austrian company, so the first one.
@Skulltech75 Ай бұрын
Here it's actually du-na-fit
@jasonwooden Ай бұрын
@@daneelolivaw4323 Dynafit is actually located in Kiefersfelden, Germany. But yeah, Deutsch pronunciation is Dee-na-Feet.
@robopecha Ай бұрын
in german it would be "dünafit", but if you dont know how to say that please go for ee and not for u.
@MrTCFIRE Ай бұрын
If you’re like me and their ski boots it’s pronounced “Duz-not-fit” 😂
@spicee1000 Ай бұрын
I swear by my Dynafit Ultra 100. Fantastic for trail running, also attains well.
@Summit_Seeker Ай бұрын
Nothin beats the Lasportiva Mutants. Just completed the WURL with em and they did not disappoint as you said
@kodycoggin Ай бұрын
I watched your video the day you posted it. Nice work! It would be a cool local collab for you and Danny to get together and tackle an objective.
@Summit_Seeker Ай бұрын
@@kodycoggin would be legendary
@darren6110 Ай бұрын
Danny doesn't need to collab.
@Summit_Seeker Ай бұрын
@@darren6110 great input Daren
@Zimmi1989 Ай бұрын
Dynafit always gets me with their awesome design but for me all of their products from backpack, vests and shoes have flaws or quality issues and there are better options out there. Thank you for the review!
@deathjester6406 Ай бұрын
I absolutely agree. I have the Transalper, which has the same lacing system as the Alpine Pro 2 and after only a few month the cord from the quick lacing system had cut through the first lace loop. Really annoying and really hard to fix. Shoes is otherwise still in perfect condition. I don't know why they went with this thin and "sharp" quick lace cord and the lace loop made from fabric... real design flaw!
@RowOfMushyTiT Ай бұрын
They make good pants and jackets. Will stick to Salomon for backpacks.
@kylepayton1036 Ай бұрын
I like my clown shoes but I haven’t tried a lot of the other popular options yet
@BearPlane747 Ай бұрын
I just realized something, why the heck do you have so many ice axes? I counted 6, not sure why someone would ever need more than 4
@PNWAscents Ай бұрын
Two ultralight axes for technical ski tours (petzl gully’s) Two for mixed mountaineering where vertical walls are involved like some routes on Mt. Hood. One for longer expedition style climbing and a few more because they look really really cool
@jasonwooden Ай бұрын
Really liked my 1st gen Dynafit Alpines...until both pair fell apart at 100 miles. Hope the new ones last longer. I usually get well over 350 miles out of the Salomon Speedcross and Hoka Speedgoat.
@BrodyHaight Ай бұрын
Sweet review. I’m 5,7. Should I get the 115 or 120. What would you recommend.
@KurniadiPrathomo-sp5zd 2 ай бұрын
Can you put Nalgene bottle in those front pockets?
@foaly8 2 ай бұрын
what about the core 84, are they very similar or quite different?
@HamidRHariri 2 ай бұрын
I really like his "retrospective" on trail running shoes. More useful than your typical shoe review video. I only wished he did more of them.
@zacharygarner9425 3 ай бұрын
Climbed the matterhorn in the kjerag model. Not the best choice, but not horrible. Totally agree with the poor snow performance on both shoes
@jakekaiser1399 3 ай бұрын
Never heard of this shoe but may have to give them a look. I'm all about that single quiver shoe but it will be hard to dethrone my current winner the Topo Terradventure
@paulmelde919 3 ай бұрын
It looks like Danny keeps those shoes in a cement mixer when he is not using them 😂
@Labrador7 3 ай бұрын
Awsome shoes, I have been using them together with the Ultra Raptor and Akasha for over 7 years now. A bit on the heavier side but great if you neeed well protected, well structured, stable and comfortable shoes for the mountains.
@runuphill 3 ай бұрын
It's "Jour-NAY", for those of you who who want the correct pronunciation. 😃
@jeremyquiros5483 3 ай бұрын
Danny continuing his time-honored tradition of mispronouncing French names 😆 EDIT: Catalan, not French.
@winter46ercmart 3 ай бұрын
Nice review. The Tomir 2.0's are like a runnable, softer and more-responsive version of the 1.0's, without losing any of the insane grip or versatility of the 1.0's. I really liked the 1.0's, but absolutely love the 2.0's.
@RowOfMushyTiT 3 ай бұрын
Did you eventually buy the Kjerags?
@davidjaniszewski6653 3 ай бұрын
Love your gear reviews almost as much as the main channel. Thanks Danny!
@tkmjees 3 ай бұрын
How do these rank in terms of boot juice?
@carterhawley4421 3 ай бұрын
Danny burning the midnight oil getting this video out released right at 12 in his time zone
@jeremys6631 3 ай бұрын
Let go! If kofuzi can make 50k a year from gear review Danny should be right up there with him.
@eyeninja3043 3 ай бұрын
Yass. I have a pair of nnormals kjerag. Absolutely love them. Ran 30km in them and did a 100km ultra with no issues. Lack of inner sole works well for my foot.
@julianleeds975 4 ай бұрын
What are your physical dimensions? How tall are you? This is an awesome review, I am kinda sold. ISO of an expedition ski.
@cnuila Ай бұрын
I'm 5'10.5" and 170ish lbs.
@terencea2729 4 ай бұрын
how do you change the metal tip for rubber tip?
@jayceon4466 4 ай бұрын
Promo-SM 😍
@stvbrsn 4 ай бұрын
The most important thing in picking your backcountry gear: avoid those bindings which hold your heels captive!
@maxscriptguru 4 ай бұрын
Man and I thought I had too many skis at four and two boots! My man Christoff has the entire store! Sorry to hear about a broken hip in the past though.
@mifly1977 5 ай бұрын
Until I have collapsable ski, I’ve no need for collapsing poles, long grips are way more efficient and usually lighter
@evilish7 5 ай бұрын
It's been 3 years now. Would you buy it again in 2024 or something else?
@jzuzcak 5 ай бұрын
Hello, how do these skis behave on harder, broken ground in the downhill, apart from powder? Does it come close to Core Carbon 89? Thanks
@jnovin 5 ай бұрын
How do you experience Ridge Pro flex during real use? Does it stiffen up in the cold? Does it soften up over time? This boots fits my low instep foot very well. The ROM is crazy good. But, I am concerned it is actually too stiff for light skis. In room temp testing it feels stiffer than my S/Max 130s, Atomix XTD 130s, and Vanguard 130s.
@REMIREZZ 5 ай бұрын
Dude so pumped to finally try these. I just got a full setup with zed 9 bindings and skins for 700 bucks from g3. Hoping to make a first backcountry trip on them out to Matterhorn peak near mammoth in a few weeks.
@bctrider1 5 ай бұрын
Extra extra mediocre skier here... I've been on the 104 Locator this season, 178cm and G3 ion 12 bindings with leashes. It's been a fantastic season and I love the lightweight setup. Skis do well on everything but inbounds ice and breakable crust. But what does? Nice to see the less common ski get some coverage! 👊
@noborukawai9753 5 ай бұрын
Just got hold of this one and used on my last day of skiing in warm, very warm Zermatt. After more than a few weeks of continuous skiing, I developed issues with my little toe (using Hoji Free boots all the time). The Ridge Pro was for me an instant solution as my little toe did not feel any pressure in walking or skiing. Looking for more skiing and a lot of ski touring in Chile later with the boots.
@manuelschweikle8155 5 ай бұрын
Thanks for another super helpful review, Christof. The Ridge Pro looks like it could be the boot I have been looking for to fill the empty gap between my Scarpa F1 XT and Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD (old version) and become my everyday touring boot that walks well enough for the majority of my outings while not compromising as much on the down as the F1 XT does. My only concern is the fit. I did get the chance to stick my feet briefly into the Ridge Pro at a local sports shop. While the floating tongue really seems to work evenly securing my midfoot, I found the toe box awkwardly large (I have rather low volume, regular width feet). I am a bit concerned that this might translate into unprecise/delayed feeling when skiing. Perhaps this can be remedied a bit when replacing the liner, which anyways did not impress me very much at first glance. I'd be super curious to hear how this boot stacks up against the Atomic Backland XTD 120 that at least in the shop seems to fit my foot a bit better. If I'm not mistaken, you wrote a rather enthusiastic review about this boot on Skimo.co, @cnuila?! How do they compare when skinning and skiing? What's your personal experience when it comes to fit?
@markvoorhees9716 5 ай бұрын
Sat March 30 11:00 am est I have enjoyed your videos appreciate the simple but detailed information I am curious about your comments about the Hagan Core 84 I am 70 been Tele skiing since 85 75 mm boots & binding Now Fairly light set up Voile Switchback 178 5’8 178 athletic person still the most I can to ski groomers & varied conditions Just curious to get your input if you would About the Core 84 vs Core 89 Have a good day Mark v CNY
@matousmaier2871 5 ай бұрын
well there is a reason hoji;s nickname is the boss
@TheFLilk 6 ай бұрын
How much worse than the radical pro does it ski?
@cnuila 5 ай бұрын
I don’t really think of it as “worse” just in a different category. I’d almost say it has a very similar feel, might even be as stiff, but in a 250gm lighter package. The mass of the Radical really makes a difference depending on what/how your’e trying to ski. So it really comes down to application. Are you trying to drive some really wide skis or a “side country” weight ski? I don’t know if it will have quite the power you need, and the Radical would work much better. But I think it skis as “good/strong” or better than any boot on the market of similar weight class. I don’t know if that answers your question, but yes, you gain something with the extra mass of the Radical and it is noticeable, but also you are not losing any more than what you would expect in the Ridge at a substantially lower weight and better walking articulation, and depending on your setup and how you ski, might not feel like you’re giving up much at all.
@MaticHrovat 6 ай бұрын
6th year on Slatnar bindings, no complaints whatsoever. Very reliable, feature rich, no BS bindings with a very reasonable weight. And no bloody plastic.