Salomon Ghost
Model year: 2010
Flex: 130
Last size: 98 mm
What do you think about Salomon Ghost?
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Strengths:
- Great fit if you have narrow and straightforward feet, but I seem to be relatively alone about this globe ...
- The well-balanced buckles / adjustments. The ones available are: the lining for the inner shoe, the two big buckles and the energyzer strap. And it's enough and over! The lacing for Innerskon is amazing! Fixes the foot before the boot is tightened, and does not appear to be worn at all. The strap with light flex thanks to the rubber strap is practically the only one that I always span max. Much of the boyfriend's fine qualities I think comes from the flexible strap. The two buckles probably do all the work they may need to do. The upper fixes the narrow leg and pulls behind the foot, and when I really want to get stuck, I also tighten the lower waist two snaps (I do not usually tension the lower waist, the foot is good anyway!).
- The flex of 130 is not as rough as it sounds ... A half-tailed pants I think I'm flexing around 100-110, ie. perfect for parks, while it is something that's around 130. Badly allround in other words, just tighten for use.
I've got around 20 days with my boots now and nothing has pajjat or seems to be torn hard. Good quality in other words.
Weaknesses:
Weaknesses then ... It might be that it's hard to get in the boyfriend when it's cold. Partly, it becomes stiff, but then the overlapping plastic pieces are really cozy when they stick into the foot.
Would you like to have seen BioVent technology in this piece of pants (perforated / ventilating material), because either you get hot heat, which can easily turn into giant cabbage, or it's really hard to heat up. This may be due to water tightness. But if the temples are below degrees, they are so comfortable, and I have sick temperature sensitive feet.
Summary:
A GRYM jacket for you with performance requirements but still traveling all over the mountain. I bought mine to both drive the GS skis 80-knit, but at the same time have a bit of flex and dampening to jump rocks and have fun in the powder. Judge of my surprise when I am without problems lying around in the park without the slightest problems. Lighten your buckles and you have a great park jacket! Do not be fooled by the buckles, it's a really competent pants and the two buckles do the job. It's much smoother to have only two large, oversized buckles that snap up in the lift queue than 4 small ones.
If you have a solomon foot and want a shawl that delivers on the whole mountain, then the money you spend on Ghosten is well invested!
- Great fit if you have narrow and straightforward feet, but I seem to be relatively alone about this globe ...
- The well-balanced buckles / adjustments. The ones available are: the lining for the inner shoe, the two big buckles and the energyzer strap. And it's enough and over! The lacing for Innerskon is amazing! Fixes the foot before the boot is tightened, and does not appear to be worn at all. The strap with light flex thanks to the rubber strap is practically the only one that I always span max. Much of the boyfriend's fine qualities I think comes from the flexible strap. The two buckles probably do all the work they may need to do. The upper fixes the narrow leg and pulls behind the foot, and when I really want to get stuck, I also tighten the lower waist two snaps (I do not usually tension the lower waist, the foot is good anyway!).
- The flex of 130 is not as rough as it sounds ... A half-tailed pants I think I'm flexing around 100-110, ie. perfect for parks, while it is something that's around 130. Badly allround in other words, just tighten for use.
I've got around 20 days with my boots now and nothing has pajjat or seems to be torn hard. Good quality in other words.
Weaknesses:
Weaknesses then ... It might be that it's hard to get in the boyfriend when it's cold. Partly, it becomes stiff, but then the overlapping plastic pieces are really cozy when they stick into the foot.
Would you like to have seen BioVent technology in this piece of pants (perforated / ventilating material), because either you get hot heat, which can easily turn into giant cabbage, or it's really hard to heat up. This may be due to water tightness. But if the temples are below degrees, they are so comfortable, and I have sick temperature sensitive feet.
Summary:
A GRYM jacket for you with performance requirements but still traveling all over the mountain. I bought mine to both drive the GS skis 80-knit, but at the same time have a bit of flex and dampening to jump rocks and have fun in the powder. Judge of my surprise when I am without problems lying around in the park without the slightest problems. Lighten your buckles and you have a great park jacket! Do not be fooled by the buckles, it's a really competent pants and the two buckles do the job. It's much smoother to have only two large, oversized buckles that snap up in the lift queue than 4 small ones.
If you have a solomon foot and want a shawl that delivers on the whole mountain, then the money you spend on Ghosten is well invested!
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Strengths:
Cruel fit for narrower feet. The reading is similar to the Falcon Race but the shell is a little softer. The two buckles make the job perfect and of course it's comfortable. They fit me perfectly. Has Conform'able-sole in which of course makes it even better.
Weaknesses:
No
Summary:
Best pants I've had!
Model year: 2009
Cruel fit for narrower feet. The reading is similar to the Falcon Race but the shell is a little softer. The two buckles make the job perfect and of course it's comfortable. They fit me perfectly. Has Conform'able-sole in which of course makes it even better.
Weaknesses:
No
Summary:
Best pants I've had!
Model year: 2009
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