Carlos M

Hi Valentine, That is a Dynafit Radical ST 2.0, and the crampon receptor is built into that binding already! The crampon goes into the slot on the mounting plate right above the "30 years" logo.

Hi Vicente, Thanks for the question! The Salomon MTN 96 is a great ski, but on the softer side in terms of flex - if you are looking for something stiffer than the Camox to drive harder, I'm not sure it would be the best option. The Backland 100 is stiffer, but it's also a lighter ski and more soft-snow oriented. I would look at the Fischer Transalp 98 CTi for a stiff, damp ski with more performance in firm and variable snow! The stiff flex on this ski will allow you to drive it harder from the shovel...

Great! You'd want the 155-170cm length in that case.

Hi Ben, While I don't have a Solar on hand to check, I would say no, based on the fact that there is no difference in the cuff height between this boot and the Skorpius. La Sportiva states that the same material is used in the Solar and the Stellar, which they call Pebax Bio-Based Rnew 1100 - so I would expect that they will flex and feel very much the same.

Hi Nico, A few thoughts! In the field, the most effective (and easiest) fix for a broken buckle is a  Voile strap of appropriate length - these actually work quite well, and you can use one anywhere on your boot to keep it closed. For hardware, we would recommend Chicago Rivets, which are essentially threaded rivets that can screw together. We normally sell these in a few sizes, but we are out of stock at the moment. Alternatively, you could take your boot to a hardware store and see what they have that m...