Alpina Alaska NNN-BC

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The best, warm.

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Good and warm overalls! A fifth star would come if the inner lining could be removed to dry.

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Sturdy overalls and good on the feet, but the film is unhelpfully bad compared to the GoreTex film. Does not keep water off the footboard. In addition, the open straps collect snow, which later melts on the footboard. In addition, monot dries slowly. Good for day trips, but for hiking I recommend looking at other models.

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Really nice shoes. The skiing feel is stiffer than the SNS BC with the mono-side combination, but on the other hand, when going downhill, these stand out to the advantage. There is still no idea about the durability when only a few tens of hours are left. However, the materials are such that the cobbler can bring the shoes back to life when the seam starts to rip, etc., and that's when he still remembers to take care of the shoes. Thanks to the stiffness, the monos can also break easier ice walls, e.g. with the help of hiking crampons, if a glacier pops up along the route;

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Competent and functional overalls for outing skating and for walking between skating. I was surprised that I had to buy a mono 2-3 sizes bigger than my normal shoe size. In the experiment, it took more time than usual, because I didn't believe my legs right away.

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You can get better

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Sturdy and quite warm, slow drying in hiking conditions. It's hard to tell if the interior got wet from sweat or moisture from the outside.

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Really comfortable and functional ski hiking boots! I already bought other similar ones because the previous ones were a size smaller. The size of the mono is therefore compact by European standards, I have foot size 37 (narrow) and the new monos are size 38. I skied with the previous ones for many years, but in cold weather it's harder to put thicker socks underneath. 5-star overalls could only be better if they made them with a removable inner shoe (so that drying and ventilation in camp conditions would be better).

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Really good monos. I've worn these in -34 degrees on a ski hike and my feet stay warm.

Good shoes for short trips! Fits better for narrow feat. Great control! Warm and comfy. For longer trips - to be used with gaters.