Germany
A touring house, and a listing that says nothing
A women’s touring ski and a 110 mm ski crampon.
The crampon is the widest on its shelf and the cheapest, and the listing states that other widths exist in the range — which on a crampon shelf is the information that decides whether the part will ever fit.
The touring ski publishes not one figure beyond its length. From a house that makes little else, on the shelf that house exists for, that is the gap this site keeps returning to.
158 cm women’s touring ski, sold with no published specification at all
A genuine women’s touring ski from a house that makes little else — and a listing that publishes not one figure beyond the length.
Best for: A skier who already knows this model and is buying a second pair or a replacement
≈ £375 / €416
The widest crampon on the shelf and the cheapest, for one maker’s bindings only.
Best for: A Dynafit binding on a ski up to 110 mm at the waist
The live figure beside a product went and asked the shop for it the moment this page opened; any amount written into the text has not moved since the sentence was drafted, and it is the first of the two that counts.
