Lundhags Abisku Trial
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mca80
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Re: Lundhags Abisku Trial
No rush or expectations of course. If it were me I would wear both around the house doing lunges/bends, hold onto a table and get onto toes, get them broken in and get a feel, and then try them when there is snow. Then sell one.
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JohnSKepler
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Re: Lundhags Abisku Trial
These ARE a direct competitor of the Alaska, built for the exact same thing Scandi touring (fjellski).JohnSKepler wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:33 amYes, these are the low-cut ones.Woodserson wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2024 8:41 pmTo be clear these are the low-cut ones, correct? Not the expedition?
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JohnSKepler
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Re: Lundhags Abisku Trial
Direct competitor but different design philosophy, though I do not disagree with you. The Alaska's are much more flexible in the ankle. These Abisku's provide much more lateral support with a stiffer sole. Maybe after breaking in they'll feel closer?randoskier wrote: ↑Mon Aug 19, 2024 12:22 pmThese ARE a direct competitor of the Alaska, built for the exact same thing Scandi touring (fjellski).JohnSKepler wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2024 9:33 amYes, these are the low-cut ones.Woodserson wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2024 8:41 pmTo be clear these are the low-cut ones, correct? Not the expedition?
I put in a different footbed and it improved the feel of the 40. The 41 is more comfortable but just feels too clunky and, I think as it breaks in, my forefoot will really start to rattle around in the big toe box. Anyone out there who usually wears a size 9 or maybe a 42 in the Alaska or Free will probably fit nicely into this 41.
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turnfarmer
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Re: Lundhags Abisku Trial
Sort of interested in 41 if you decide to sell
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Re: Lundhags Abisku Trial
I replaced the VERY thick wool insole with something a little thinner and the 40 fits great. It'll need a little breaking in but if you are interested in the 41 I paid $227. You can have it for that plus shipping.
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mca80
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Re: Lundhags Abisku Trial
Did you sell these?JohnSKepler wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2024 10:51 pmI replaced the VERY thick wool insole with something a little thinner and the 40 fits great. It'll need a little breaking in but if you are interested in the 41 I paid $227. You can have it for that plus shipping.