Whitewoods

Never got to try them out. Right out of the box they were to small. Item was returned.

I bought these for my brother and he could only use them after trying to break in the arch area. He has standard with feet but the arch was too narrow for him. I had some older telemark skis with Rottefella bindings and the boots had such a short 75mm tongue on them that I had to alter the bindings to get them to even attach to the 3 pin points, let alone clamp down the bindings.

Nice quality boots for the money spent. I have cross country skied for over 30 years and these boots are the warmest that I have owned.

Hard to find 3-pin matches my older ski bindings. Used these boots once so far... they were comfortable even on the first time out (no break-in period needed) and warm. I followed the suggestions from other reviews and ordered a size up. Normally I wear a size 9M-US(42 Euro). I ordered a size 10M-US(43 Euro) and that fit well.

Looking forward to snow

This is the best boot I've eve owned. Its warm, sturdy and hopefully will last me the rest of my skiing life. (age 69)

sizing/fitting was a problem. have several euro fits with running shoes, bike shoes, etc. your euro vs. u.s. sizes were different than all others. example: my shoe sizes have been 43/44 euro, but yours was 45. not sure why????? as well, I was unaware of the difference between BC-NNN and NNN style/model of boot. both of these issues required trial and error which cost me time and $$$$.

Good fitting boot. Comfortable. I followed the suggestions from other reviews and bought a size up. Fits perfectly.

I wear a size 8 1/2 - 9 in ladies shoes. the 41's I ordered were a bit too small in length. they were almost okay but I think my toes touched the tip of the shoe. I ordered the 42's. I tried them on and they seem like they would be just fine. Much more room in the toes. I need to wear them around the house a little to see. Don't settle for something too small. order 2 sized up.

These boots are cheap and comfortable. That's it for the positives. They are appropriate for the occasional light tour skiier who skiis close enough to the car to walk out if their boots fail them. I used these for one season. The plastic toe cover cracked immediately on both boots. The soles delaminated on both boots. One sole tore off the boot, so I repaired it, then aa couple of trips later, the other sole tore off. Material is starting to fray at the sides of the bood. Eyelits pull out. Having the soles of touring ski boots come off in the backcountry can be very dangerious. Lucky for me, I had some tire inner-tube bands to tie the aole to the boot and limp two miles to the road. If I had been ten miles in with nothing to repaire, I would have have had to essentially have had to walk nearly barefoot in the snow. I have 30 year old entry level boots from the 80's all crackly and ugly that hold up better than these boots new. Spemd more money and get a more reliable paire of boots.