Posts by Lionel_Bonnot

I am looking for some feedback on the Norrona Narvik Goretex 3L softshell. I am thinking of replacing my Arcteryx Stingray with it. While I like my Stingray I miss the wrist gators, the fit of the Norrona seems a bit closer to the body...

My wife bought the Reusch gloves last week. Tried them this week-end. Worked well for ... 1 hour. Then the battery died and her hands were painfully cold (she gets very cold hands). Exchanged them for the new Zanier mittens. We will see....

I wish I had the silver liner instead of the Gold. I will try it next season. The Gold liner is really stiff.

Quote: Originally Posted by wilbur Mudfoot. What're the intended uses of the soft vs hard footbeds? Hard for racing and soft for freeride.

Quote: Originally Posted by mudfoot The Pro and Cross have the same shell. Unless the Rampage does too you're bound to get leakage with a different tongue. The rampage looks like the same shell, it is at least...

Quote: Originally Posted by mudfoot I am not sure if things have changed, but when I bought my Kryps Pros the first year they came out they came with black and grey tongues and hard and soft footbeds. The Kryp Cross was...

Quote: Originally Posted by PhilT Don't use the cuff alignment for canting. Experiment with canting by using strips of duct tape under different sides of your boots. Do this until you find the configuration that works...

Just to add to this discussion, I have no forward lean and no stiffener and get no ankle rub. Using the softer tongue. I am 6'5" and 190pounds. I am still looking for one answer to my original question which is whether a softer...

Quote: Originally Posted by mudfoot which means they need to be leaned towards the center a little to take the pressure off your edge when you are in a neutral stance. The Kryptons come with parts for canting, but...

With my Krypton pros when skiing hardpack or ice or when I just go straight without paying attention, the inside edge on my skis (mostly the right but sometimes the left) tend to catch "by itself". Could this be that the...