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First Look

Alpina skate and classic roller ski boots

Tue, Jun 17, 2008 - By Mike Muha

Here's an interesting set of products for the dedicated roller skier: Roller ski boots from Alpina. Light and less filling.

Bionic Boot

Fri, Jun 13, 2008 - By Mike Muha

What happens when you have an Achilles tendon injury and just have to keep on cross country ski racing?

Fight hookworm: Donate old running shoes

Fri, Jun 6, 2008 - By Running Fit

While your old running shoes may have reached the end of their performance life with too many miles, they still can provide protection against hookworm that afflicts over 740 million people in developing countries.

Nordic ski racer and triathlete?

Buying my first triathlon bike - Part II

Tue, Jun 3, 2008 - By Mike Muha

New triathlon bike shoes, new pedals - and a new bike to use them on. I head back to Bike Sport for the final fitting on my Cervelo P2C Ultegra.

Nordic ski racer and triathlete?

Buying my first triathlon bike

Wed, May 28, 2008 - By Mike Muha

Egged on by Ryan Robinson and Yvon Dufour, I entered a couple sprint triathlons last year. Who can't swim half a mile, bike 12.5 miles, and run 5K? Well, I got the tri-bug...

Cross country equipment sales up 26%

Thu, May 15, 2008 - By SnowSports Industries America

This season’s heavy snowfall created excellent conditions for cross country skiing as reflected by the 26% increase in cross country equipment unit sales.

CXC offers X-Country DVD

Fri, May 2, 2008 - By CXC Skiing

The story begins in Val Senales, a small ski resort in the heart of Tyrol, where the final preparations for the up-coming season takes place. Everyday is the same and consists of eating, training, sleeping, eating. But the hardest part is yet to come...,

Technical look at the Go Faster system

Tue, Apr 15, 2008 - By Mike Muha

The Go Faster boot and binding system is sufficiently different from traditional systems that I thought you might be interested in a technical overview.

It's summer ski prep time

Thu, Apr 3, 2008 - By Mike Muha

It's pretty much the end of the season in southeast Michigan. Time to summer wax the skis, throw the klisters in the freezer, buy some wax, and put on the rollerski ferrules.

First Look

2009 Fischer RCS Carbonlite Classic ski boot

Mon, Mar 31, 2008 - By Mike Muha

Fischer has come out with significantly redesigned classic and skate cross country ski boots for the 2008-2009 ski season. Here's a detailed first look at the new classic boot.

Annual 20% OFF SOLDA Wax SALE

Mon, Mar 24, 2008 - By Bert Hinkley

WebSkis is now offering 20% off all of our in-stock SOLDA wax! This includes all of SOLDA's amazing wax additives, sprays and powders. We're also discounting all brands of kick wax by 20%!

Rollerski prices to rise

Sun, Mar 23, 2008 - By Bert Hinkley

The price of all ski products made in Europe are going to be higher than last year. If you were thinking about buying that pair of Pro-Ski Rollerskis, now is the time, before the price hike of the new shipment.

Rossi announces RED-WHITE-BLUE program

Thu, Mar 20, 2008 - By Ira Edwards

The RED-WHITE- BLUE Support Program is designed as an incentive plan for those athletes and programs that are truly serious about ski racing. It is also a feeder program for our Elite Team, which is in turn a feeder to the US Ski Team.

Nordic sales up this season

Sat, Mar 15, 2008 - By SnowSports Industries America

Nordic equipment, including skis, boots, bindings and poles, sold through speciality shops increased 31% in units and in dollars.

Review

First Look: Go Faster Boot and Binding System

Wed, Mar 5, 2008 - By Doug Cornell

Upon un-boxing the skis, I immediately noticed that the binding and boot system resembles a Look bicycle cleat. The boots are light. There is no rotating cuff commonly found on other brands of skating boots.

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