Member of the Month

PartyBullshiit
March, 2024

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

Magnus Boots

profile picture
ViolentSkiBlade
Posts: 114 - Karma: 576
What boots does Magnus Graner use?? anyone have an idea
Apr 11 2020 11:21AM
4 0
profile picture
OregonDead
Posts: 6789 - Karma: 23,496
Nordica. They look like the Nordica Strider line with the blue shells and orange buckles with silver accents. If I had to guess I'd say the Strider 130 pro but I haven't seen a clear enough shot to know for sure
Apr 11 2020 12:26PM
5 0
profile picture
animator
Posts: 4545 - Karma: 26,202
OregonDeadNordica. They look like the Nordica Strider line with the blue shells and orange buckles with silver accents. If I had to guess I'd say the Strider 130 pro but I haven't seen a clear enough shot to know for sure

This is correct
Apr 11 2020 4:11PM
6 0
profile picture
-arc-
Posts: 943 - Karma: 3,320
Questionable why he skis park in alpine touring boots, but if the boot fits so be it?
Apr 11 2020 10:46PM
6 0
profile picture
CatdickBojangles
Posts: 6176 - Karma: 62,584
-arc-Questionable why he skis park in alpine touring boots, but if the boot fits so be it?

Having walk mode engaged is key to doing butters. In all seriousness if he is in an AT boot I’m pretty impressed with the strength of Nordicas walk mechanism because it gets some serious stress on it doing some of the butters and tricks he does.
Apr 12 2020 10:39AM
9 0
profile picture
animator
Posts: 4545 - Karma: 26,202
-arc-Questionable why he skis park in alpine touring boots, but if the boot fits so be it?

It probably fits his foot well because he went to a boot fitter. Lmao in all seriousness though, he does do some touring as well and the Strider is a great 50/50 boot
Apr 15 2020 7:15PM
5 0
profile picture
-arc-
Posts: 943 - Karma: 3,320
animatorIt probably fits his foot well because he went to a boot fitter. Lmao in all seriousness though, he does do some touring as well and the Strider is a great 50/50 boot

Settle down there big shoots. I'm just saying that it's a bit strange, surely the bootfitter could put him in a non 50/50 boot for what he does primarily? Given he's skiing at a high level in the park which is super rough on gear, he might choose a more durable option.

Striders are fantastic boots and I've only ever heard good things, but wouldn't you agree that some comprises were probably made in the design process to make the boot tour better vs have better downhill performance?
Apr 15 2020 8:19PM
0 0
profile picture
animator
Posts: 4545 - Karma: 26,202
-arc-Settle down there big shoots. I'm just saying that it's a bit strange, surely the bootfitter could put him in a non 50/50 boot for what he does primarily? Given he's skiing at a high level in the park which is super rough on gear, he might choose a more durable option.

Striders are fantastic boots and I've only ever heard good things, but wouldn't you agree that some comprises were probably made in the design process to make the boot tour better vs have better downhill performance?

Oh absolutely a downhill boot would be stronger overall without the compromises, it’s probably just the boot he likes the most tbh
Apr 15 2020 8:39PM
1 0
profile picture
sashko
Posts: 221 - Karma: 739
-arc-Settle down there big shoots. I'm just saying that it's a bit strange, surely the bootfitter could put him in a non 50/50 boot for what he does primarily? Given he's skiing at a high level in the park which is super rough on gear, he might choose a more durable option.

Striders are fantastic boots and I've only ever heard good things, but wouldn't you agree that some comprises were probably made in the design process to make the boot tour better vs have better downhill performance?


lj sternio also uses striders.
Apr 16 2020 9:31AM
2 0
profile picture
-arc-
Posts: 943 - Karma: 3,320
severniylj sternio also uses striders.

That's really interesting that both use striders. If there's a Q&A with these guys, I think we just found a good question.
Apr 16 2020 5:52PM
2 0
profile picture
graner
Posts: 283 - Karma: 1,631
It's a pretty light and super hard boot!! It also fits my foot better than any other boots I have tried. Way less shinbangs! But the walkmode can break sometimes but I usually fix it on my own. Make sure to try them for hours in the store or ask if you can bring them home and walk around for a long time in them. Also try other boots! every foot is differant!
-arc-That's really interesting that both use striders. If there's a Q&A with these guys, I think we just found a good question.
Jul 4 2020 2:10PM
13 0
profile picture
anders_a
Posts: 1680 - Karma: 5,602
Now I feel less bad for rideing park with my cochise dyn 130s.
Jul 4 2020 6:10PM
1 0
profile picture
tomPietrowski
Posts: 7099 - Karma: 17,038
I mean Jake carny rides the Mindbender boots in the park so
Jul 7 2020 6:10PM
0 0
profile picture
tiger_shart
Posts: 510 - Karma: 1,585
5 years ago nobody would ride park with a walk mode, now it doesnt seem to matter. I think thats a testament to how good the touring crossover boots have gotten. I rode park last year on a pair of lupos and this year on a pair of lange xt's (the 120 without grilamid) and noticed zero difference. In fact, if you gave me the choice between my xt's and some full tilts I would def choose the xt's, but I would chalk that up to the support that a 2 piece boot gives compared to a 3 piece.
Jul 9 2020 12:08PM
2 0
All times are Eastern (-4)