Reviews

Great jr race boot.

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Nothing bad to say.

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Not bad, but when compared with Fischer's in the same price range (RCS Skate), these were clearly second in terms of quality and especially ease of use, and that's why I returned it. So they didn't even make it to the track. The main reason for the discomfort was that the ankle support was rubbing/pressing directly on the ankle, because the insole was low and its shaft did not rise to soften the hard ankle support. So there was only the mono outer fabric and my own sock in between, which didn't exactly soften that hardness. The shoe part itself sat comfortably on a wide foot and corresponded to its size.

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Comfortable, sturdy and functional.

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The price/quality ratio is right.

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Stable, but not too hard monos.

Very comfortable, good quality.

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It feels good, but how can that tightening strap last in use?

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The ski boot is sturdy on the foot and feels sturdy when skiing, but does not squeeze. The size was appropriate, as I bought a size bigger than what I normally wear. I still don't know how the heat will be enough in colder weather, but then you can use mono warmers.

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The mono is sturdy enough and very comfortable. The mono is relatively tight on my leg and the mono on the other leg squeezed a little uncomfortably at first and I decided to do a heat treatment. The shoes I used vary between 43-44 and for this I chose size 43, which was a really good choice after the heat treatment. Actually, when I ski, I didn’t even think about the monos, which I think is a very good thing. The review is based on one short ski run.

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The boots are light and fit well. They support the ankle and toe well, but do not feel too stiff. The legs stay warm even during a longer trip.

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Good monos!