France
One shelf where the idea is genuinely different
A cross-country set, a junior race ski boot, a children’s visor helmet and a women’s snowboard boot.
The cross-country ski carries a replaceable skin insert in the kick zone rather than wax or a scale pattern, and it is the only ski here whose maker prints how long that skin lasts. On a shelf where grip is a wax decision made in a car park, that is a different proposition and it is documented.
The women’s snowboard boot has two bullet points: an article number and a contradiction. The children’s helmet is sized in a code only the maker uses, which is exactly the size problem this site keeps finding on helmets.
Junior race boot, Mondopoint 20, four plastic buckles
The only boot here that counts its buckles, and a junior race shell in the smallest size on the shelf.
Best for: A small child already racing, whose club has told the parents the size
≈ €103
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.
