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Good sense of quality. My foot is 275mm, size 44 was almost too small.

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I ordered skis, bindings, skins and poles to be in stock. Late at last it is announced that they will not be there at all this season.. Terribly bad!!

I ordered one size bigger than I usually do (40 instead of 39) and they fit perfectly. Super comfortable, warm, and they look cool too.

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Warm and well-fitting overalls. Big toe room. Monos are suitable for both group skiing and touring skating. You need gaiters in deep snow with skis.

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Superior cross-country ski boots. They are warm, easy to dry thanks to the removable felt lining. They match their size.

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Very good boots, both comfortable and warm

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It would seem like a good mono. I usually wear size 44, of which size 45 was fit.

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The product has not been used yet, but they seem like high-quality shoes. Maybe the shoes will be a little loose, but they will probably get better with more use, when the shoe loosens and the lacing becomes easier. The laces can be tightened after a little skiing.

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The removable inner shoe is a good feature. Allow to dry.

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Good basic mono. I like loose mountain.

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Absolutely brilliant monos. It took a bit of breaking in, and I may change the insole to another one, it's not strange to have a bulge under the foot, but these are taken care of very quickly. The inner slipper works well on its own in the room and when walking on melted tops, you forgot that you were still wearing boots.

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Good, warm and moisture-resistant backcountry overalls.

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One of the warmest BC monos available. The monot breathes well and the removable felt lining is practical on longer trips. The felt lining reduces the interior of the mono to such an extent that it is usually worth taking one size larger. The fit is not quite top class, I think the Alpina Alaska can be laced more firmly on the foot. I bought these for cold weather, when I felt that the Alpina in Alaska was not warm enough in severe frosts.

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My shoe size is 42/43, depending on the manufacturer. I ordered size 42 overalls and these are the right size. Sturdy and sturdy shaft, but room to move with the toes. Warm ones. My feet felt dry all day, sometimes moving and sometimes soaking. The edge of the stem is a bit tight on the calf, but it doesn't shape it.

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When tightening, the mouth always remains loose, so if you ski with these closed, buy leg warmers as well. High-quality overalls that will last a lifetime.

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The best ski boats I've ever ridden. Easy to drive in, sturdy enough for even an experienced skier, even for light scuba diving. Toes in a good way spacious. Detachable felt lining for easy drying in hiking conditions.

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I ended up opting for a mountain sling with a BC tie and monos instead of more modern tie fasteners. Skiing with the mono was nice when the mounts were good and the mono sat well on the leg. The Lundhags mono was suitably sturdy but comfortable to wear and breathed well. In case of more severe frosts, I took a slightly bigger size than normal to get a hiking sock and a wool sock under the felt lining. Normally my size is around 44.5 and 46 felt suitable with a pair of socks. At least -10 degrees below zero, this was great enough. A really good choice for winter walks!

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Superb. Fantastic

These boats are great. Always worried about buying boots online but they fit perfectly for my size. I love the extra stiffness that they have compared to other brands I have used that gives me more control of the ski. Although stiff, they do not pinch above the toe which is great and can be a problem with this type of boot. Nice to have a boot brand where quality of manufacture is still a priority and I will be able trust the boot for a long time. A bit of extra room in the toe box but I have narrow feet and it is manageable. Need to take care of the inner linings when putting boots on as they can get pushed down and bunch up. The linings will be a nice feature on multi day trips however.

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The mono has excellent space on the toes in height. Removable lining is handy to dry and acts as a slipper if necessary. No blisters after the first 3 days of use.

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Used them for skating, works great. Is fairly stiff so you get good stability for the feet

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Stable, normal fit and very comfortable when bored.👍

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Finally a nice warm boot. Flexible with the removable felt slipper in. I went up 1.5 size to get a good place with extra sock. The heel grip works fine. Very happy!

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Stable boots for long-distance skating, superb with detachable "inner sock"

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Fantastic fit.

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Sturdy and comfortable shoe. Wide and very spacious toes. The removable inner shoe can be used as it is indoors. I recommend!

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The size of the mono didn't go to my own leg according to the size chart but 2 sizes bigger. The space taken up by the felt had probably not been so well taken into account. Narrow for the wide slope to some extent. 3mm blanket is not very thick, but I've been using these t-shoe to the mono thermal protection. The plastic last in the area doesn’t feel as good as the leather mono leather. Supports the heel well and thus does not allow the heel to rise. I myself had those skis in ski

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After 2.5 winters, the pin of the second mono, i.e. the fixing pin with which the mono attaches to the binding, came off. The pin is simply pressed between the rubber on the bottom of the mono. The use is mainly closed-hand skiing, so the mono can not be recommended for heavy closed-hand skiing. Otherwise, the monos are still in perfect condition.