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Lange Ski Boot History
Lange Ski Boots began as a small operation in the 1960s in Dubuque, Iowa. The company continues to build on the platform of its original boot to make models for skiers of all levels.
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Lange Ski Boot Company History
Lange Ski Boots are as popular today as they were when first introduced in the 1960s. Lange Boots were first produced in Dubuque, Iowa and the company has grown from one model to making boots for skiers of all ages.
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European Ski Boot Sizes Vs. American
Most ski boots are measured in European boot sizes, which are more commonly known as the Mondo point sizes. The Mondo point size is a centimeter measurement.
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How to Adjust Tecnica Icon X Ski Boots
The Tecnica Icon X ski boots were made between 2002 and 2004. The boots are an all-mountain shoe designed to have a bit more flex than other models, to give the ability to walk to out-of-bounds areas and "boot track" to free ride locations.…
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Ski Boots Information
Ski boots are an important piece of gear because they are the only link between your skis and the actions of your feet, ankles and legs. Selecting the proper boot requires an honest assessment of your skiing ability.
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The Best Ski Boots for Preventing Shin Band
Shin bang is a painful condition that afflicts many skiers at least once during their ski lifetime. Lindsey Vonn had a severe case of it coming into the 2010 Winter Olympics, and was almost prevented from racing. While Vonn's shin pain was…
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The Best Ski Boots for Flat Feet
Flat feet is a foot structural imbalance characterized by the flat arch on the inside of the feet. Skiers with this condition may experience discomfort when wearing ill-fitting ski boots. According to the Mayo Foundation for Medical Educati…
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How to Compare Ski Boots
Though skis often seem to attract the attention of the novice skier first, experienced skiers know that boots are far more important to your overall ski ability and experience. If you can only buy one piece of gear, get a good pair of boots…
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The Best Ski Boots for Women
As an essential link between you and your skis, your ski boots play an important role when it comes to safety, control and performance. Choosing the right ski boots will require some research and time. Many high-quality ski boots for women…
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The Best Ski Boots for Kids
While some parents feel that getting kids ski equipment is a waste of money, given how quickly they grow, a good pair of well-fitted ski boots will help your child improve his or her skills much more quickly than using rental gear. While re…
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The Best All-Mountain Ski Boots
All-mountain ski boots are the most versatile boots a skier can buy, typically designed to be able to do a little bit of everything well. They are built on a more moderate last than a race boot, but have the stiffness to stand up to big jum…
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The Best Men's Ski Boots
Cross-country skiers need boots that provide support to ankles and heels while allowing the toes ample range of movement. Some of the top rated cross-country ski boots are Salomon X-ADV 8, Black Diamond Method Randonee and Salomon Escape 7…
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The Best Ski Boots for Moguls
When intermediate skiers try to become expert skiers, one thing they often struggle with is skiing moguls. High level skiers can zip straight down the fall line, using their legs like shock absorbers and keeping their upper bodies still, bu…
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Top Rated Ski Boots
Ski boots should be chosen based on the skiing type (alpine or cross-country) and the skill level of the skier. One of the most important things to consider is the fit, as this will determine the boot's effectiveness and functionality. It i…
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Snowshoes That Work With Ski Boots
While snowshoeing is commonly done with pack books like Sorels, or with hiking boots, it is possible to use ski boots, especially more flexible ski boots such as telemark boots, with snowshoes. Using alpine boots can also be done, and some…
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The Best Ski Boots for Narrow Feet
Not all ski boots are created equal, particularly in terms of width. Certain brands are known to run wide and others to run narrow. Whether you are an alpine skier, nordic or telemarker, there are certain brands better fit for certain foot…
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The Best Ski Boots for Wide Feet
Ski boots should have a snug fit, but they should not crush your toes. Boot width is measured at the forefoot. A 100 millimeter forefoot is considered normal, but if you have wider feet, look for ski boots with a forefoot that is wider tha…
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How to Adjust Ski Boots
Getting your ski boots properly adjusted can lead to noticeable performance improvements in your skiing ability, while improperly adjusted boots can make even the most basic turns a struggle. Most ski boots have multiple adjustment mechanis…
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The Best Ski Boots for an All-Mountain Expert Skier
All-mountain skiers ski any terrain under any conditions. Expert all-mountain skiers understand, and are able to execute, terrain-appropriate techniques. They can edge their skis for carving, or perform rotary movements for mogul skiing. Al…
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The Best Ski Boots for an All Mountain Expert Skier
As your skiing ability increases, finding the perfect ski boot can give you that slight edge that means the difference between landing big air and having a perfect hard-charging day on the slopes and feeling like you are fighting your skis…
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The Most Comfortable Ski Boots
Finding a well-fitted ski boot can mean the difference between a pleasurable day out on the slopes and a miserable experience with lots of foot pain. Many different factors come into play when trying to find a comfortable ski boot, includin…
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How to Keep Warm in Ski Boots
Most skiers are bundled up in multiple layers when they take to the slopes, but one part of the body that seems most susceptible to the cold weather are the feet. Part of this has to do with the boot's interaction with the snow, but how war…
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How to Fasten Ski Boots
Ski boots for downhill skiing have not changed that much over the decades when it comes to fastening. A proper fit is an absolute necessity when buying ski boots, but that fit can change depending on how you fasten them. Fortunately, the m…
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The Best Ski Boots for Big & Wide Feet
Properly fitted ski boots are the most important component of efficient skiing. Most ski boots are built on different lasts, and some work better for narrow feet, and some work better for wide feet. A good boot fitter can help you narrow th…
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How to Install Ski Boots on Skis
Skiing is a gear-oriented sport that requires you to bring many things to the ski hill. Because of this, many skiers look for alternative ways to store or transport their skis. One such way involves installing ski boots onto skis to either…
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How to Heat Mold Ski Boot Liners
Most high-end and even mid-range ski boots today come with liners that can be custom molded to the wearer's foot. This customization is accomplished through a process called heat molding. The process is relatively easy and can be accomplish…
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The Best Storm Soft Baits
Soft baits have become a popular choice with anglers across the country over the last decade, thanks to the versatility and lifelike action these lures possess. Storm Lures has been at the fore front of soft bait lure manufacturing and offe…
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How to Heat Mold Ski Boots at Home
Many advanced skiers used to go to custom boot fitters to get liner boots for their ski boots; these were custom fitted to their feet so they got the best performance. Modern ski boots come with liner boots that can be custom molded to your…
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How to Choose Ski Boots
A good ski boot can improve your steering and balance along with keeping you comfortable throughout the day. Shopping for the right ski boots can actually be more stressful than finding the right skis, because the job entails more than find…
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How to Size Ski Boots
Ski boots can be tough when it comes to sizing. Unlike regular boots, these may be used with various layers of socks and will have to withstand various angles. Ski boots must fit snugly enough that they do not allow your foot to slide when…
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Information on Salomon Charm 7 Ski Boots
The Salomon Charm 7 is a women's ski boot, touted as sporting feminine fit and graphics. It's also loaded with technical features meant to keep the skier safe and comfortable on the slopes.
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How to Buy Ski Boots
Before you consider buying a new pair of skis or poles or a parka, take a moment to consider how much owning your own ski boots will improve your skiing. A properly fitting pair of boots can literally improve your skiing overnight. They can…
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How to Choose Alpine Ski Boots
Although many skiers quickly fall in love with alpine skiing, few enjoy the boot rental process. Simply put, rental boots hurt. Additionally, continually renting boots becomes expensive. However, your boots are your most important piece of…
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How to Convert a Shoe Size to a Ski Boot Size
Most downhill ski boots are sized in what is known as Mondopoint sizing, which measures the length of your foot from heel to big toe in centimeters. Mondopoint sizing was developed by ski boot manufacturers to provide a universal measuremen…
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How to Size Kids' Ski Boots
A well -fitting ski boot for a kid should be comfortable, allow some space for growing and have the right amount of flex to allow for maneuverability on the slopes. Children's muscles are not as strong as an adults, so the construction of a…
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Types of Telemarking Boots
Boots are a highly important part of any ski set up and wearing the right telemark boots is no different. The correct type of telemark boots should be worn depending on the type of telemark skiing you do. Brands such as Scarpa and Black Dia…
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How to Adjust Bindings to Ski Boots
Alpine ski bindings secure your boots to your skis and can keep you safe. Before you head out for the slopes, ensure that your bindings are properly adjusted for your boots.
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