Had a nice note from Harald Harb over the weekend. He’s one of our bootfitters for the DODGE carbon ski boot next year, located in Dumont, CO. Harald’s been doing some testing for us and had this to say. “I skied on the boots this week, then I switched back to my (old) boots, I Read More…
Haven’t skied in 2 weeks and missing it. Doesn’t help that the weather was lousy this weekend. Back to making boot parts tomorrow.
I’m going way off topic (skiing) but I just had an experience I can’t ignore. We just had a delivery of material we use for making Dodge Ski Boot molds. Ours is not an easy delivery because we don’t have a loading dock and the drive is not a typical industrial drive (it’s a gravel Read More…
We’ve had some testing feedback on the boot from top level racers. The reaction to the Dodge carbon Ski Boot has been good and encouraging. We’re already incorporating some of the feedback into boots being made for summer camps, so they’ll be more representative of next year’s boots. But what’s interesting are the bigger performance Read More…
I love this guy! Dane has been giving us terrific feedback about the boot as well as super results. Here’s some of his latest reporting from Mission Ridge. “All in all though it was good testing for the boots, soft but definitely different snow then we had in the East. There is no question you Read More…
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Dane Spencer. “I was able to go straighter and arc cleaner than everybody else. I won the race by about 2.5 seconds”
Yesterday I was thinking about cutting the grass. Today it’s snowing. I love Vermont!
New cuff material. Silver. Love it? Hate it? Don’t care? Let me know.
We’re feeling good about the boot’s performance and prospects. After our “C-to-C 1200 Trip” we’ve now had a really wide range of skiers/racers use the boot and every person has had positive comments. Where it’s been on the clock (which, after all, is the only real measure) the boot has proven faster. We’re still looking Read More…