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Good grip, not too "loose", and above all domestic.

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In January, in Sodankylä's submersible hange, a 270 cm ski managed to just pass through the hange and rise to the surface of the hange. The skier weighed more than 90 kg. With a slightly better stock, it worked great. There could be more width at the tip and heel.

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With skis, it is a pleasure to ski on the ice of lakes and marshes, as well as in other open places. Long skis are more challenging to turn in forested areas.

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Just under 20km tested in soft snow with oac's bindings

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They seem to work well in wet conditions, because they get on top of your feet and you can even cross ditches thanks to the elasticity. In the sled race, it was noticed that there is far too much grip and the slide is therefore really unfortunate. So, filing work is known. After all, it hasn't been such a big problem in closed conditions and the ascents have been effortless. Easier, of course, this way, that you can afford to file the scale off to improve the glide.

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Skied a couple of times now, and there are no complaints. I ordered the skis with pre-attached Finngrip Easy bindings, they have been good.

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Good skis, I liked them.

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During Easter, I went skiing for a couple of days in the spring forest of Kainuu. Skis mostly work well. The only problem was where the spring sun had melted a slush about an inch thick on the surface of the frozen snow. In this case, the track went along and skiing turned into a heavy walk. Next winter, we'll take a closer look at how it works with soft snow.

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High-quality, light and functional. One star minus the lack of lateral grip when skiing with a hard grip. For the time being, a whole that works with OAC ties in spring weather

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It's good. It won't fall into the snow at all.

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Ok skis, but Järvinen's similar ones have a better scale base that holds better. I ordered two Peltonen Metsä Step skis (210,230). There was no delivery of longer skis, despite Varuste.net's promises, so if a situation arises during the delivery of your order that the product will be delivered within 3-30 days, I recommend buying the product elsewhere at the same time, so you may receive your product on time.

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The base starts to wear out surprisingly quickly (soft plastic) and the downside is that you can't really lubricate it. Otherwise, a light, sturdy and easy-to-ski ski with a good hard plastic "edge", which gives you extra grip when plowing, for example. Suomu also works well, you can climb gentle hills just by skiing.

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Been driving for one winter. It's good to ski in the open in a field or on lake ice. I've put a little quick skid on the scale area to improve the glide, because with a 90 kg weight on 210 cm skis, the scale area is maybe a bit too long or the ski is loose. They are not very agile in challenging forest terrain in a thick forest, and the lack of steel sides can be challenging on a hard hilly forest.

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Grip could be a little better, otherwise great skis.

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They do have an excellent effect on the skis, even when crossing ditches, I haven't had to stay and fumble across them, but just ski straight over them, and they don't dive into the snow, but rise well to the surface. They felt quite heavy, so that's a small minus, although I don't think the weight hinders skiing. I ordered 270 long and I am satisfied that there is length in the skis.

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Good skis, an unbeatable pair with single bindings.

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The scale base could be rougher, the patterns deeper

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I bought the 2.8-meter ones, they carry well enough when closed (I weigh approx. 65 kg). Moderate grip. My friend had field boots in the 1990s, the soles of which made a nasty "spray" noise when skiing, but this new model is fairly quiet. I am satisfied with the skis, although I only have experience from one winter, albeit almost 1000 kilometers.

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There have been only a few ski kilometers yet, but I have been pleased. With these, even a reasonable hill rises with the power of scales alone, although I have acquired separate hairs for the sake. Some hiss, but not as much as I expected.

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So far gone the old 210 long army skis. Now Peltonen's 270 long scales. A gun bag + skier about 95 pounds and very load capacity was enough. Suomupohja did not like very well.

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I really like these. The scales are effortless for every weather.

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The 250cm long versions carry just over 82kg of snow if the snow is a little hardened. With soft snow, no other tool can carry it, but probably no other tool can. Forest skis are much easier to move than snowshoes because the movement of the feet is forward and not upwards like with snowshoes.

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The 250cm long skis carry well 78kg in the closed skier. Great choice for winter hunting and hunting.

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Good basic skis. It glides well downhill and you can reach gentle uphills on the scales, on a steeper hill it would require more grip (hair, grip tape, etc.) or go sideways which can be challenging in the forest on long skis (finding a climbing point over 2m wide). Value for money ok.

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Without lubrication, you don’t want to slip right, at least when you should. Yes, these climbed for Halti, but the shoulders were a little tested.

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Quality, tradition and domesticity, you should be proud of this product.

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It carries well and there is no problem even in deeper snow 250cm ski 100kg guy.

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Good and high quality forest skis. Works as it should! I would think that is a long-term investment. I recommend!

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Good skis. No need to rap with creams.

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Excellent closed purchases, if only there was snow!

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Good forest skis, carry well and ties are good to fasten. Sufficiently strong body.

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I use Peltonen Metsä Step (Finnish bottom) skis for ice skiing where they are perfect. The ski is load-bearing and I just never lubricated it. These are already other skis of the same brand in this use. The first ones were left in the open when I fell on the ice in April 2018.

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A good-looking ski with a sufficiently flexible tip rises well over even soft snow. Adequate grip.

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operate skis in both frost and shelter weather