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Thread: Head Crux Pro

  1. #26
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    Feb 2023
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    In the heel hold better or worse then the Zero G Peak? Another boot with no micro adjust on the toe/forefoot and a very large heel pocket


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  2. #27
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    Aug 2020
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    I only briefly tried on the ZG Peak and it was at least a year ago, all I remember is that the toebox was too short and the walk mode sucked for a light boot. Micro adjust on the forefoot buckle would be nice but it does offer more adjustment than my trusty Skorpius and at least its not a boa. I will order some butterfly pads for the liners, didn't know about those.

  3. #28
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    Sep 2015
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    I have a new Crux Pro for sale in GS, 27.5

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  4. #29
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    Dec 2009
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    Sun Valley, ID
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    Head Crux Pro

    I have a pair of twenty six point five new in gear swap.

  5. #30
    Join Date
    Jun 2011
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    Picked up a pair from Bobleisure - unfortunately won't work for my bony top of foot. Too much pressure and I don't foresee that changing even with molding a liner. The white part of the boot at the top of the forefoot puts too much pressure on it. I was hoping to get something with a little less volume than my Backland XTDs. Anyone have any suggestions? Ridge doesn't work for me, never tried Tecnica.
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    If you're in the Northeast and would like to borrow some Jigarex Plates I have:

    Rossi/Look plates
    Salomon Warden 13 plates
    Marker Kingpin Plates

  6. #31
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    Jan 2011
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    Ever thought about Fischer transalp pro's? Best of my recollection is that they have a higher instep
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  7. #32
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    Jun 2011
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    Thought about it but they seem to be cut from the same mold (not literally) as the Backland XTD.
    For Sale:


    If you're in the Northeast and would like to borrow some Jigarex Plates I have:

    Rossi/Look plates
    Salomon Warden 13 plates
    Marker Kingpin Plates

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