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Cannon boot, warm and good with high shafts. For both skiing and long-distance skates.

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Best of all, they are warm even at -30 degrees. The gaiters are perfect, you couldn't ski without them. Necessary in a dead end. You can rely on the size chart, rather take sizes that are too big than fit. The zippers all work flawlessly. So no complaints.

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High-quality overalls. I have skied small runs about ten times and they have met my expectations. I ended up with these because of the integrated gaiters. I haven't worn them in snow up to my knees yet, but the leg warmers can be tightened very well and the snow hardly gets into the pound. My foot size is usually between 43-44 in shoes and I got the 43s. There is plenty of room for wool socks etc. in addition to normal socks. A few runs in -30'C and the toes stayed warm.

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Warm and excellent overalls for closed projects and fells.

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Good and robust, warm boots.

Very good boot I know from a previous tour in the arctic. Reasonably warm down to -35°C and the integrated gaiters are a definitive plus in deep snow. Since I had problems in choosing the right boot size online, here is my own experience. I have perfectly average feet with a length of exactly 27.0cm, which in most cases fits a size 42. According to Alfa's recommendation this would translate to a boot size of 44 (27.3cm). That's a size I've never ever had and judging from other reviews these boots seem to be on the large side. Thus I chose boot size 43 and tried them on with a three-layer system consisting of thin liner socks, VBL socks and thick wool socks. There still is about 1cm in the toe box left and the fit is comfortable. In warmer conditions with fewer socks there is space aplenty and a size 44 would've been too large. Hope that helps.

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A warm ski jacket with an integrated gaiter that is great for keeping the snow out and the heat inside. The boots have a wide last and there is plenty of room for the toes. I took a mono (44) one size bigger than my normal shoe size, which left a lot of room even for thick double socks without swaying in the leg. With a thin sock, size 43 according to the size chart would probably have worked better. The monos are quite stout and therefore heavy.

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For wider feet, I recommend this men's model for women as well, and it also fits wool socks better

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It has worked well.

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Better than I expected

Great boot! It should have a velcro instead of a zipper like the polar model

very good comfortable BC boots for skiing in cold and deep snow and ski expeditions

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Very nice boot, keeps the heat really well, ski stadium 3 hours in 26 minus, no problems.

Amazing boots!

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Tested two days, really nice. Keep in mind that they are large in size.

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The best boots ever.

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Business-like boots. I haven’t gotten to test practice yet when the snow started to melt. Normally my shoes are 45-46 ni these I took in 47 sizes. Thin socks are pretty loose but wool socks are good.

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Experiences from 5 uses in the cold -5 ... 20 C. Really warm and comfortable shoe. Lesti is spacious enough for a Finnish leg. You should take 1-2 numbers bigger than a standard shoe. The integrated gait is really handy and works. Not a cheap product. The Norwegian boy knows these ski lures. Durability (= zippers, etc.) yet to be tested.

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Great boots, especially in a closed box and anyway. A couple larger than the size should be taken if you use wool socks etc.

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The size chart is incorrect. On my 43.5 (27.8 cm) size 45 according to the table. It's big for me, especially in width. I think it would be more or less 44, but with their strange last, I'm not sure.