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Easy and firm ties. Work well with rubber boots.

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The product is very well thought out. Easy to put on and even step out. Easy to assemble thanks to good description. Then the future will show how it is with sustainability, but I do not think there will be any problems because the binding is really done.

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Easy to step in and out. The shoe fits well. Perfect binding on hunting skis.

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The service was good and delivery fast. The product also met expectations. In use, I will test the product for the first time on February 10-18

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Johan is an insanely clever idea. Works with both Roka and the shoe. Then really convenient.

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After a little use, it seems just ok. The general nature of a little rimpula and durability is questionable. Not suitable for the most massive winter boots.

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I have those now at two metsäsuksissa and I am very satisfied. I ski with dogs in a closed project in easy terrain, I make day trips in varied forest terrain and even game calculations in a bit more difficult places have gone without problems. You should make sure that the settings of the bandage are suitable for your own footwear. I have used shod with Suvi-Rock, Bore a Sievin and the Arctic.

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I do not recommend. In awkward terrain and soft snow, the shoe does not stay in the bandage. Frustration.

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To this day, i.e. a little of the third winter, lasted. Last and the previous winter, the hooks of the tip cup came off from the cup and today, February 5, 2014, finally went underfoot iron wire off. I can't recommend that. tools for anyone over 50 meters in winter skier. The bitter disappointment that now alone has to suffer. The shoes also had to be purchased without a ski beach, so the return to the old working ties without a shoe investment is not possible.

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On a ski hike in the terrain of Ropi fell on forest skis, my wife managed to break both ties- The long handrails that go around the heel were broken. First aid on a rope last 10 km in difficult terrain. Excursion March 2013

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Two years ago, I bought on a top picker trip and in the middle of that round that lock nut on the hinge came loose. First from a friend and then from myself. The nut of a certain drowned. Luckily, Jesse was on his way and got to the cabin. The blackmail was in the wake of the factory and apparently should have been checked, but it didn’t occur to me. A year ago, when I was jogging with a child on my back, the metal hook holding the front cup broke. Fortunately, I had already reached the hard road. In the future, it would be nice if the factory itself paid for its prototyping.

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Should fit unless the boot is really big. Kaira 47s have reportedly fit in yet, from the nail I would think you at least 46 will go.

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Do those ties fit the toe boots used in "intimate ties"?

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Muckboot fits well with this bandage.

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Has anyone accidentally tried a bandage with a Muckboot Tay sport boot? Skis and shoes can already be found, you should just get a pair of matching ties.

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The hook of the toe cup tears the shoe of one foot to look pretty ugly if one foot touches the other when chopping. Stupidly designed when that hook is just right to be the first to catch an adjacent shoe .. You should wear some cheap shoes so no need for expensive ruin.

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In very awkward terrain if you feel loose then leather straps around the ankle can ensure grip.

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yes it stays and goes along. has been ringed and chewed over and on the track. as a shoe Parkano winter. nokia blanket and fox in hard weather, viking hiking boot in little frosts and works. neither squeeze nor rub, needless to keep tense. does not twist the shoe into a curl like an old inttiside. keep the courage to go as easy as possible with anise. skis in a closed slope, etc. problems with one thick-toed and hard-bottomed hiking shoes

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Thanks to customer feedback, Kuusamon Uistin has now developed the product so that the top piece is longer. So now it stays on well with almost all the shoes.

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Do not stick to the shoe on a soft sole at all! The collector comes off. It stays hard somehow, but it doesn’t do anything at a dead end. The norm for incontinence beats these 100 to 0

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After spending one winter, I am afraid that the heel will gradually straighten out and then the shoe may no longer stick. Little by little, I have had to adjust the ties tighter and tighter. However, I have kept them as loose as possible all the time - that is, because the iron is too tight, it has not straightened. Another mystery is that sometimes the shoe doesn’t stay in place at all and then suddenly it lasts again. May be associated with freezing of the shoe or bandage. The problem has always been solved by changing the settings, usually by tightening. I’ll get back to it next year, but at the moment I’m thinking in a test way about going back to the old intimacy, maybe I’ll install it on one ski and leave this on another, so I can test the differences in skiability.