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For freeride tourers who's focus is pow hunting. The modern touring shape of the Hannibal 106 combines medium rocker and taper enabling it to plane quickly and float, drift, or carve at the mere thought of it. Specifically positioned carbon fiber and a milled Air Tec Paulownia wood core with Titanal binding reinforcement keep the weight low for easy ascents, and provide torsional stiffness and stability for solid, predictable descents.

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Alpine & AT boot/binding compatibility

Understanding boot and binding compatibility can be complicated. Alpine or Alpine Touring? ISO what?

With multiple boot/binding standards designed for different applications and skier types, finding the right gear requires more knowledge and expertise than ever before.

Contact us to navigate your options and discover what's right for you.

Ski Size Chart | How to pick the right size?

Skier Height		Ski Length (cm)
ft / in	cm	Beginner	Intermediate	Expert
4'4"	132	120	130	140
4'6"	137	125	135	145
4'8"	142	130	140	150
4'10"	147	135	145	155
5'	152	140	150	160
5'2"	158	145	155	165
5'4"	163	150	160	170
5'6"	168	155	165	175
5'8"	173	160	170	180
5'10"	178	165	175	185
6'	183	170	180	190
6'2"	188	175	185	190+
6'4"	193	180	190	190+

What length should you choose?

Many factors go into determining the correct size ski for a skier. But, In general and as a starting point, the proper ski length is somewhere between your chin and the top of your head. For example, a 6' skier will want to look for skis between 170cm and 190cm. We always say that, in general, beginner skiers should look for a ski that comes up to between their chin and upper lip; Intermediate skiers between their upper lip and eyebrows; and advanced skiers eyebrows to the top of their head. Again these are very general recommendations. The exact right size for you will depend on your skiing ability and style. Use the chart below to get a sense of ski length for your height. Don't get too hung up on the numbers though. A centimeter or two longer or shorter won't make a meaningful difference.

Reasons to size your skis shorter, closer to your chin:

You are a beginner or intermediate skier
Your weight is lighter than average for your height
You like to make short, quick turns

Reasons to size your skis longer, closer to the top of your head:

You are skiing fast and aggressively
You weigh more than average for your height
You plan to do the majority of your skiing off the trail
You are purchasing a ski with significant rocker in the tip

A shorter ski will be easier to turn yet not as stable as a longer ski. A carving ski with a skinnier waist and a smaller turn radius can be skied at a shorter length than an all mountain or a freeride ski with larger, longer turn radius and fatter waist width.

For a more in-depth look at what to look for when selecting skis, check out our How to Choose the Right Skis for You!

Still have questions? Give us a call, 207-699-5695, customer service hours.

While using conversion charts like the one below can be helpful, they provide a pretty good guess as to what your boots size may be. Ski boots are sized using the Mondopoint scale, based on the length of your foot in centimeters. It is vital to measure your foot accurately, ensuring a snug fit without compromising circulation. A well-fitting boot minimizes discomfort and enhances your skiing experience.

Ski Boot Size Chart | More about sizing and choosing ski boots?

US MENS / UNISEX US	WOMENS (US)	MONDO POINT
8 (Kids)	-	15.5
9-10 (Kids)	-	16.5
10-11 (KIDS)	-	17.5
11-12 (KIDS)	-	18.5
12-13 (KIDS)	-	19.5
1-2	-	20.5
2-3	-	21.5
3-4	5	22.5
4-5	5-6	23.5
5-6	6-7	24.5
7-8	8-9	25.5
8-9	9-10	26.5
9-10	10-11	27.5
10-11	11-12	28.5
11-12	-	29.5
12-13	-	30.5
13-14	-	31.5

For a more in-depth look at what to consider when sizing and choosing ski boots, check out our comprehensive ski boot buying and sizing guide, How to Choose the Perfect Ski Boots

Still have questions? Give us a call, 207-699-5695, customer service hours.

Services - US Lower 48	Charge	Processing Time*	Transit Time (Business Days)
Standard Ground - up to $34.99	$9.95	1-2 Days	1-5 Days
Standard Ground - $35 to $74.99.	$18.95	1-2 Days	1-5 Days

Item	Rate	Services US Lower 48 Only	Processing Time	Transit Time (Business Days)
Skis (Alpine & Cross Country) and Snowboards	$49	Standard Ground	1-2 Days	1-5 Days
Alpine, Snowboard & XC Boots	$24	Standard Ground	1-2 Days	1-5 Days
Bindings (Alpine, Snowboard & XC	$15	Standard Ground	1-2 Days	1-5 Days

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