Background- I’ve been an adamant supporter of GripWalk as a benefit to the industry and a major advancement in ski technology. I’ve been skiing on it for the last three seasons.
Current scene- after testing the most recent iteration of “racerish” GripWalk clamps, I have come to the conclusion...
demo bindings
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din sole
grip walk
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gripwalk compatibility
gripwalk compatible binding
gripwalk failure?
gripwalk sole with an incompatible binding
have made ski bindings higher
negative effect of gripwalk
Somewhere in the near future I will need new boots. I ski both in the resorts (Europe) on groomers, but more and more I venture off-piste and alpine touring is also in my future. I tried some skinning with my current alpine boots (Fischer RC4 The Curv 130) in frame bindings this season: not a...
din soles
fischer ranger free 130 walk dyn
fischer rc4 the curv 130
gripwalk
hybrid ski boots
tech ski bindings
vibram grip walk sole with tech inserts
Yak tracks, Ski tracks, cat tracks , skiscootys, etc
I thonk the first couple are one in the same. Skicootys seems to be a bit newer though more expensive. Anyway, do you use them? What are some (if any) other out there worth considering?
Im ordering new toe and heel peices for my boots...
The dust is settling in the sole wars, and it looks like GripWalk is becoming the standard for the comfort version of a DIN (ISO 5355) sole. The WTR originators, Amer Group, will still offer some WTR variations over the next season, but I believe that it will abandon that ship once the stock...
amer group
articulated sole is easier for walking
din only
gripwalkgripwalk boot
gripwalk-compatible
iso 5355 sole
multinorm certified
race-specific bindings
ski bindings
ski boots
wtr
wtr originators
wtr vs gripwalk
The dust is settling in the sole wars, and it looks like GripWalk is becoming the standard for the comfort version of a DIN (ISO 5355) sole. The WTR originators, Amer Group, will still offer some WTR variations over the next season, but I believe that it will abandon that ship once the stock...
amer group
bootfitter
compatible with a gripwalk binding
din soles
gripwalkgripwalk boot
gripwalk-compatible
iso 9523
multinorm certified
race-specific bindings
ski bindings
vibram-type sole
wtr
MARKER INKS NEW LICENSE FOR GRIPWALK WITH ATOMIC AUSTRIA GMBH AND SALOMON SAS AND GROUPE ROSSIGNOL AS NEW GRIPWALK PARTNERS
The GripWalk family welcomes these new members. The addition of Atomic and Salomon, as well as Rossignol, Lange and Look will further strengthen the leading market...
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A year into the evolution of the new sole designs WTR and GripWalk, the dust is starting to settle. As was discussed in The New Sole of Skiing?, it is reminiscent of the old VHS-Betamax and Blu-ray-HD DVD wars: it will come down not to what is the best design, but to who...
atomic bindings
dalbello boots
full tilt ski boots
grip walk
gripwalkgripwalk ski boot sole
k2 skis and boots
look bindings
marker bindings
salomon bindings
tyrolia bindings
walk to ride
wtr
wtr ski boot sole
wtr vs. gripwalk
We are seeing the advent of a new norm in ski boot and binding integration. Many manufacturers are adopting a sole design that allows skiers to walk more naturally and safely in ski boots. WTR (Walk To Ride) is the name used by Salomon, Atomic, Rossignol, Lange, and Look. Marker and its...
alpin sole
gripwalk
iso 5355
iso 9523
lange boots
look bindings
marker bindings
salomon boots and bindings
ski boot binding integration
sole design that allows skiers to walk more safely
touring sole
tyrolia bindings
walk to ride
wtr
wtr sole
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