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Good skis for the forest and the project. On harder surfaces, bad on downhills, when, despite the steel covers, maneuverability and lateral grip are pretty much non-existent.

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Nice tools. You can easily enjoy a winter day even in a thicker knit

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Very convenient and smart for moving around. The bindings also worked very well.

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perfect "skis" for exactly what I needed them for. easy installation and no need to go! product and delivery 10 performance! With Varuste.net it works.

A great product, easy to complete assembly and especially good in deep snow. Delivered in quick time too.

I received the skis yesterday, unboxed them, and examined their quality and appearance. The skis look fantastic, and although I haven't tested them on the snow yet, my extensive skiing experience leads me to believe that they will be highly durable and perform well. I plan to update my review after using them for some time. Update review: Today, I installed the bindings and encountered an issue where one of the factory-drilled holes did not align with the corresponding hole in the bindings. When attempting to secure the screw, it caused the front part to pull away from the main base, resulting in an increased gap. As a consequence, there is now a noticeable backlash in the front part of the binding on one ski. I am uncertain about the impact on functionality, but I am disappointed that the factory's quality control did not verify the alignment of drilled holes.

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They work just fine in 45cm of powder snow. The only minus is that the shoe caused a problem in the bandage. It was removed by putting a sock over the shoe. In bird hunting, silence is important.

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Works for what they were purchased for.

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Really easy to put on, sturdy when skiing, easy to move around in the snow, I recommend.

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Haven't made it to the snow yet, but tried a little on foot. The bindings look good, as does the grip. You can see how it works on a run.

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Passelit sliders for 90 kilos.

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Great product.

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Well, the heel of the bindings is too thick.. too high.. in my opinion.

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A little weak lateral grip, you can't get firm with these, but a good pair for pulling the stick when closed

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Quality skis, but the bindings could be better.

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The bindings are easy to put on and take off, and are also sturdy when skiing. The cabin wouldn't have been a thing without these equipment, they work really well in thick snow. The lumpy, hard wind of the lake had a little too much grip.

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Based on a few user experiences, really good tricks! The instructions for installing the bandages are good and the installation is easy. Attaching and detaching the bandages also works very well. The OAC MIL 149 is a very suitable size for me, works on trails and in closed areas, nurseries and dense forest. If I could say something small to improve, then in soft wind I would like a slightly higher nose of the ski, now it tries to bark from time to time. OAC works really well, the grip has been enough in almost all weather conditions to make steep climbs with a straight ski. There is enough sliding, especially on the slopes of the closed forest :)

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Easy package. Works better in terrain than snowshoes.

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Glides nicely and carries even in soft wind.

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Really good sliding snowshoes, work exactly as they should.

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I am satisfied. It's really good to walk in the forest. The bandages are convenient to use

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A little more expensive, but definitely worth it.

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Great games. You can get ahead with these.

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A really good product - also works in powder snow. Side does not support slope use. Little experience yet.

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Really effortless going even in thick powder snow. Keeps moving even on steep climbs and in the forest effortless.

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Good product, I bought another similar one for my girlfriend

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A nice experience...as long as you get to try all the snow conditions...it will probably find its place as a winter travel game.

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The screws were put in place with a good chisel. Twenty centimeters of powder snow is not the best testing ground, but it went well. No need to go to the gym now.

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The order came on time and as agreed. The package was slightly half closed. Everything needed was included. The installation of the bandages was easy. Until recently, the snow situation is still such that I don't take these outdoors.

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They've held up well even though I'm a 5XL. They are a comfortable length for hunting, with the dog and in deeper pursuits. Excellent! The durability of the tie is a concern in the long term, but with good care it will last, but gorilla tape goes with me and a few spare parts just in case.

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this ski is so incredibly fun to ride. For many years, when I was walking with snowshoes, I thought and dreamed about a mix with skis to be able to slide down the mountain slopes or through the birch forest. Now I have found the perfect snow shoe/ski. Everyone who got to come along and try these skis, just like me, just "loved" this new experience. The ski's grip on spring snow is impressive.

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High-quality sliders and good ties and, of course, fast delivery.

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Easy to maintain and use! Hair works!

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Skis work well if there is a small load-bearing layer in the snow. My first experiment took place at the end of January, when there was no load-bearing layer in the snow and we went all the way to the bottom, unlike in February, which worked perfectly when there was a small load-bearing layer. Ties make a "squeak" sound when in use.

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Very convenient!

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The very tops.

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Just like I thought.

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to perfect.

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Great skis, bindings comfortable and easy to wear.

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The work was good. Instructions for installing and adjusting ties are clear and good. The glide was worse than I expected, but the grip was better. There was little snow, so the most interesting part of the testing will be next winter.

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Good skis for a wide range of terrain.

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The skis were easy to set up. Holds well even uphill, although lateral gliding occurs.

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Very good slippers.

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Really good, light, convenient to move even in dense forest. Easy bindings.

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Stayed well on top of the snow despite a record amount of snow. Great skis in the woods. Easy to move even in tight spaces.

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Very good stuff for my use. Experience still quite limited but a faster and more load-bearing alternative to snowshoe-friendly terrain. Both better.

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Top verms. The only downside comes from poor lateral grip on icy snow.

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Very good, light and handy for moving in wooded terrain, glides well. Bindings easy to use and tight. Very good shopping.

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Meet my expectations well and work well.

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Top product. Skin holds well. Ice side-by-side challenge. No more going back to snowshoes.

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The bindings are really good: easy to use and sturdy. The skis were light and carried a "skier" surprisingly well.

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After all, I haven't had much access to these. Mrs. socializes these to herself and likes like crazy porridge. There is reportedly too much slippage. There is also reportedly enough grip. The adjustment of the bindings is also really quick for shoes of different sizes.

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Good and functional games based on a few uses. The good parts of snowshoe and forest skis in the same package. The bandages have felt functional, remain on the foot, and are easy to use. With this little experience, nothing can be said about sustainability.

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Carries very soft snow and a hard grip on the side. Uphill climbs are also successful, grip is available. Yes, they progress easily in nature.

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Now you can sneak into the honeycomb pond, not sink in the snow or slipper

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Extremely good / easy to put on, my bandage is moderately sturdy but snow accumulates on the toe, especially for protection from the weather. They can go anywhere, give you the freedom to move around in the woods even if there is a lot of snow. I recommend

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The sliding shoes match the description and are exactly what I wanted. I like these sliding shoes more than the OAC WAP 127 model, which I’ve also tested, the feel is better, especially on the hills. The difference with the OAC KAR 147, on the other hand, is so small that I haven't noticed it in use. I might not leave for the steepest and iciest hills of all, but these have not been put to use. The bindings are easy to adjust to fit and quick to use.

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I was considering buying for a long time because of the reasonably hard price but after a long wait then I finally got my skinbase mil. Now twice I have hiked on a closed sledge and I carry my skis well even though the carrying project has not yet been formed. The big disadvantage is that already during two short trips, the ripple that leaves the bandages burns my soul.

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The durability of the plastic parts of the bandages makes you think.

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Very comfortable sliders. Work well in the conditions where I’ve gotten to go at this point. The norm for hiking is good to go and the steel edges work! The wife bought herself 147 after testing my sliders.

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Correctly running games in the snow! This experience is mainly about moving in sheltered weather. I have a heavier weight myself and that’s why I chose this longer model. I can't compare to other slippers when there is no experience, but compared to high-quality snowshoes, the load capacity is much better. A lighter guy immersed himself in a jog with snowshoes much more than I did with these sliders. The ice-free surface of the lake was not very directional, but these were probably not meant to be. The grip hair has a really good grip, and at least didn’t slip on a gentle uphill slope. Despite its length, I think it is quite handy to turn and you can move forward even in the terrain. So far, there is only one positive thing to say about these when moving around. Special thanks also to the equipment customer service that works! 😊

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Like the supposed. Siding the ski sideways is a bit surprising vs a forest ski. Much more convenient in the car and bush than forest skis. The durability of the bandages is exciting, now there are no noticeable problems with it yet.

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Also requires a sturdy shoe to work well

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Grip good glide not so good. Admittedly, it is probably due to the structure of the snow. Now that the snow has peeled, it carries very well.

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Pretty nice if you're not in a hurry anywhere. The bindings are good, which is what you would like for a ski. Better suited for car cars. Better load capacity than snowshoes and can slide a little forward.

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Really handy and functional.3 trips made and not reprehensible.

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High quality sticks.

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Good games for someone who is not a skier of any kind. Slips a little worse than longer versions, but there are no clumsy unnecessary dangers. Correct grip on the side slope.

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Great equipment! Work well in a closed box. Climbing is easy and the descent is moderately good.

Outstanding skis, but did not ship with the EA 2.0 binding, just the pre drilled in base. Had to go to my local shop and pick them up to be able to take them out

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It is advisable to have ankle support shoes where the sole is flexible.

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Really clever tricks for navigating the woods. Short enough to slip between the trees, but big enough to carry enough. Slightly unstable on bills, but completely controllable. Especially when the momentum on the hair bottoms doesn’t get very hard to grow.

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Qualified ramps

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The bandages work well, easy to adjust. Plus the availability of spare parts. There were instructions on the internet that I would have liked for the product.

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Great shopping. Carries well in frosty snow

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The first couple of test times behind. This model is wide and is best suited for forest terrain where there is plenty to do in the woods. You don't go downhill on a downhill slope, but you can count, surprisingly steadily. An excellent choice for your own camping use in the forests of Eastern Finland. I can only find a few comparisons to EA 2.0 bindings, first to the concept of Tubbs snowshoe, which is the hiking pattern I use the most. The EA 2.0 feels much more reliable and more widely adjustable, and once you’ve put your own adjustments in place, these slip into your feet quickly. Adjusting for different sizes of shoes is a quick step. Installing a bandage when you take a package is a simple process. Of course, there is a risk that the only screw per ski will be able to be screwed in at an angle and something unfortunate will happen, but there are really no more than two screws left in the package. Easy! From the first bet, I felt why it was worth paying cf. scaly-based wilderness. There is plenty of grip, load capacity and lateral grip. The feeling is exactly as it should be. These are expensive, but you don't have to buy many of them. One star out of it.

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A couple of trips have become done and it feels right to rig. In these new version bindings, it still seems to be a mild problem to find when the release lever hits a project or twigs. This was a really good option when the kar 147 order was left in a competing store waiting for stock balances.

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Best load capacity compared to snowshoes or forestry. Tried in both soft frost and water protection. The ties are good. You should fine-tune your shoe or boot.

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The bandages are easy to adjust to the shoes after a little initial training, and putting on and taking off the feet is also easy with the gloves on. The sliding shoe stays surprisingly well on the surface, even in soft snow. In 40 cm of powder snow, of course, it sinks and sometimes it's a bit difficult to get the tip up. The speed of the fist and the use of force in powder are almost the same as in traditional snowshoes. In denser snow, the heirloom clearly disappears in the absence of a sliding property. On slopes on a load-bearing base, poor slip is only good for such an ungifted skier. On an icy surface, the lack of lateral grip makes this a bit awkward to traverse. The little frost on the ice of the lake in the powder snow, sometimes in the water channel, did not seem to hinder the going. A fun addition to winter sports, and definitely a good game for pulling a sled in different snow conditions. Domesticity is a big plus!

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Works better than I thought. They sink considerably less than Indian planks and are lighter.

These are the best ski I’ve ever had. They have made all the nearby forests accessible to me and my dog. Now we look forward to every weekend and hope the snow doesn’t melt for as long as possible

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Easy to adjust for all shoes, good grip. On the finished track ok to ski, a little slipped to the side. He almost sank to his knee in the powder hanger, although he didn't carry a long forest ski.

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Ladies and gentlemen, nothing very steep with those rises yes, the intermediate model of skis and snowshoes, currently with a lot of snow in the forest where there is no room for skis to turn

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Probably the same fault as in my previous OAC XCD 160 skis. The only mounting screw on the front part of the tie is approx. 5 mm, it is too long. Without the Dremel and diamond blades, the cut would have remained. The shims were not enough for cutting The screw was made of hard material, even the file couldn't bite into the screw after cutting. You should inform the OAC factory about the problem

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"Due to its width, the ski carries well on powder snow".... this is not true at all. these go all the way to the bottom if there is no support layer underneath. games suitable for the beginning and end of the season

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The bindings are a maximum of 37.5 cm sole, not 38 as stated. The distance leading edge binding to the angle can not be set, so it became strange with large shoes. The skis are easy to go off-piste, and fantastic to go uphill with. On the trail it was a bit like Bambi - it slides all the way. My impression is that it is a very good product.