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I've used long hunts before, Hunters are just as good if not better. They work particularly well, especially in a dense forest, dodging is easier than with long hunting skis.

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Perfect for the type of terrain I travel in.

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After about 20 kilsa experiences, it does what it promises. The real full test is only in January at the height of Kuusamo, but I think the ski will cope well. A great combination with Nordigrip bindings. Good grip. You have to try to drill the slide more by lubricating it.

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Peltonen's Hunter Skins are in a way between sliding snowshoes and hunting skis. They slide better than sliding snowshoes because they are skis, but because of their width they don't quite slip as much as a narrower ski. I'm very happy with my purchase, just fit my needs.

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Great product. The tip rises to the surface of the snow when closed and basic skiing is also possible.

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Just as you might think from the pictures: a compromise between sliding snowshoes and hunting. Doesn't ski like a long forest ski, but clearly better than OACs. The skins are quite small, so the grip isn't crazy, but on the other hand, it doesn't catch on flat ground. And especially these can fit in the ski box, inside the car and in the warehouse without any problems.

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the best solid skis you have come up with.

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A good "compromise" for all the features you need from a slipper or even a slipper. Agile, carries and holds well.

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Well stand

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Skiing is like a dream in a dead end. The tip stays on the surface and the trip is comfortable. The only problem is the edging on a hard slope when using a rubber boot in a Finngrip Batch bandage. With a different type of shoe, the problem is reduced.

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Good basic skis for cross-country skiing. Remains surprisingly well on the surface, even in slightly softer snow, but at best, of course, in terrain where longer skis do not work properly (thick forest, e.g. mountain birch). In fresh wet snow, the skin tends to freeze, as does the nano-bottom. That's the downside.

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Yes, they carry powder well enough. And in the rags you can.

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And then this works !! However, it carries very well and dares to go in peace with the dog so that you will not be afraid of hurting the dog on the ski decks.

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Ladies ski in a closed, load capacity good. Paraffin slides and holds skin conditioner so well plays.

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The Hunter skis I bought in 12/2022 have a matte ground base, just like the G-grip skis. I called Peltosen, expert Virtane, according to him Hunter's soles do not have G-grip coating. Hunter soles are ground with a different grinding machine than Peltonen's traditional latusus, but Hunters are nevertheless intended to be lubricated with traditional melting paraffin cream.