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World's high-performance carbon fiber ski boot. Made in USA. Buy factory-direct.
What Goes Into Making a Dodge Ski Boot
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Player Profile with Thomas Zumbrunn
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This week's Player Profile is with #Dodgebootfamily member Thomas Zumbrunn. He talks about his transition from racing to wanting to be able to ski all over the mountain, but still have the confidence to make sick turns. We discuss what he's up to now post ski racing, how he found Dodge boots, and his continued joy for skiing. :07 We just started a business. :27 Top 3 career highlights... 1:11 H...
Player Profile with Michael Hirschbuhl
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As the first frost and snow is beginning to fly, we wanted to bring you this week's Player Profile with #Dodgebootfamily member Michael Hirschbuhl. He talks about his Ski Cross season last year and how Dodge Ski Boots played an important role in his success. We also chatted about how he makes nasty turns, what makes these boots different, and some fun stories from the road. :14 I was inspired b...
Player Profile Compilation Video
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From the Player Profile videos that we have done, we put them all together into a short little video to explain the best parts of your Dodge Ski Boots. We ran out of ski boots in certain sizes the past two seasons and though it's not our goal to run out, it is extremely challenging to predict exactly how many boots to manufacture in each size. So in order to make sure you're not left out with c...
Player Profile with David Dodge (founder's son)
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This player profile with David Dodge (the founder's son) might be out best yet. Let us know if you agree! David explains how he learned that his dad started making carbon ski boots in the basement, what it was like to send it off the waterfall under the gondola at Stowe, and some really fun personal stories about the boots. :17 Making ski boots in the basement... 1:44 What do you love about the...
John Doble Player Profile
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This week’s player profile is with @jndoble , John Doble. He talks about feeling the pop on Dodge Ski Boots for the first time, his transition from hockey to skiing, the joy of ripping groomers and growing as as skier. :14 Recruited by Dad :33 Feeling the pop for the first time 1:12 Going from hockey to skiing 2:06 I like a stiff skate and ski boot for control 3:04 What do you not like about Do...
Player Profile with Warner Nickerson
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This week's player profile is with Warner Nickerson...
Rooney Castle Player Profile
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This week's Player Profile is with #Dodgebootfamily member Rooney Castle who took some time out of his day to talk to us about how comfortable feet help give him the “confidence that outweighs ability!" It's a fun chat. :11 I'm on a boat :20 How he started skiing :52 Why he likes Dodge Ski Boots 2:00 What do NOT like about the Dodge Ski Boots. 2:26 Let's talk about alpine touring 3:30 Cliffs an...
Christopher Bortree Player Profile
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This week's Player Profile is with #Dodgebootfamily member Christopher Bortree. We chatted about his addiction to carving, his need for speed, and how important it is to be comfortable to ski for hours. :06 This season for me was... :25 What type of skier are you? 1:17 What makes my Dodge Ski Boots so special is... 2:20 What I do NOT like about my Dodge Ski Boots is... 3:18 What I really like a...
Ace Tarberry Player Profile
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This week's Player Profile is with the one and only #Dodgebootfamily member Ace Tarberry!! We chatted about skiing in Stowe recently and how it all started with his first run on Dodge Ski Boots. Lots of glory! Then he went on to make the USST. :07 Instagram and Stowe :43 Why Dodge Ski Boots 1:44 What made them so special 3:20 What do NOT like about the Dodge Ski Boots. 4:19 What he loves about ...
Dave Wilkins Dodge Ski Boots | PLAYER PROFILE
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We sat down this week for a chat with #Dodgebootfamily member David Wilkins - @dtwilk03 - to discuss his experience with his boots. From being a high school racer, to post graduate gear head, to more recent heli trips, David tells us why dodge boots are perfect for him! :07 Mount Mansfield and Stowe, VT growing up :30 Why Dodge Ski Boots 3:39 Fringe Benefits of Dodge Ski Boots 4:48 What do NOT ...
HOW YOU STAY HAPPY DURING THE PANDEMIC Customers Responses | Kinda a Dodge Chairlift Chat
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This week’s chairlift chat is with
The Ski Industry doesn't want you to see this...
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We made a fun video of why we picked carbon fiber to make our ski boots. There are many reasons why this technology will make you a better skier. Come get your free fitting assessment today: dodgeskiboots.com
The Social Distancing Ski Boot | Great Fitting Ski Boots Without Leaving Home
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For years at Dodge Ski Boots, we have been doing remote fitting, which works extremely well for our customers. And now during the COVID pandemic, it makes so much sense to get your boots from the comfort of your living room. To use the Dodge Ski Boots Fitting App to get your free Fitting Assessment start here: dodgeskiboots.com/fit-kit/
7 Common Mistakes Using 3D Fitting App - Dodge Ski Boots
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7 Common Mistakes Using 3D Fitting App - Dodge Ski Boots
HOW SKI RACING helped JACQUES VILLENEUVE become F1 WORLD CHAMPION - very cool | Dodge CC #41
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HOW SKI RACING helped JACQUES VILLENEUVE become F1 WORLD CHAMPION - very cool | Dodge CC #41
HOW to TEST and SET UP ski boot ALIGNMENT | Dodge Ski Boots Chairlift Chats #40
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HOW to TEST and SET UP ski boot ALIGNMENT | Dodge Ski Boots Chairlift Chats #40
HOW to TEST and SETUP YOUR FORWARD LEAN PROPERLY | Dodge Chairlift Chats #88
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HOW to TEST and SETUP YOUR FORWARD LEAN PROPERLY | Dodge Chairlift Chats #88
Highlights of Alpine World Champs with Steve Porino and Warner Nickerson | Chairlift Chats # 38
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Highlights of Alpine World Champs with Steve Porino and Warner Nickerson | Chairlift Chats # 38
3 THINGS to THINK ABOUT when YOU'RE BUYING SKI BOOTS | Dodge Chairlift Chats #37
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3 THINGS to THINK ABOUT when YOU'RE BUYING SKI BOOTS | Dodge Chairlift Chats #37
Why Are We Qualified to Make Your Ski Boots!
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Why Are We Qualified to Make Your Ski Boots!
IT'S MIND BLOWING HOW THESE BOOTS ARE MADE | Dodge Chairlift Chats #37
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IT'S MIND BLOWING HOW THESE BOOTS ARE MADE | Dodge Chairlift Chats #37
OUR LAST CONVERSATION with GERARD RUBAUD | Dodge Chairlift Chats #36
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OUR LAST CONVERSATION with GERARD RUBAUD | Dodge Chairlift Chats #36
THE ONLY HIGH-PERFORMANCE CARBON FIBER SKI BOOT on the MARKET | Dodge Chairlift Chats #35
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THE ONLY HIGH-PERFORMANCE CARBON FIBER SKI BOOT on the MARKET | Dodge Chairlift Chats #35
MATERIALS DEFINE YOUR PERFORMANCE AND EXPERIENCE | Dodge Chairlift Chats #32
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MATERIALS DEFINE YOUR PERFORMANCE AND EXPERIENCE | Dodge Chairlift Chats #32
This is How We solve burning, tingling, and cold toes in ski boots | Chairlift Chats #30
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This is How We solve burning, tingling, and cold toes in ski boots | Chairlift Chats #30
LEGENDARY COACH, ANTE KOSTELIC, EXPLAINS ATHETE DEVELOPMENT in 3 MINS | Dodge Chairlift Chats #29
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LEGENDARY COACH, ANTE KOSTELIC, EXPLAINS ATHETE DEVELOPMENT in 3 MINS | Dodge Chairlift Chats #29
LEIF NESTVOLD-HAUGEN EXPLAINS NORWEGIAN SKI TEAM CULTURE | Dodge Chairlift Chats #28
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LEIF NESTVOLD-HAUGEN EXPLAINS NORWEGIAN SKI TEAM CULTURE | Dodge Chairlift Chats #28
TOM WALLISCH'S BEST MOMENTS OF HIS CAREER | Dodge Chairlift Chats #27
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TOM WALLISCH'S BEST MOMENTS OF HIS CAREER | Dodge Chairlift Chats #27
WHAT DOES FLORIAN LAND FOCUS ON EDITING VIDOES? | Dodge Chairlift Chats #26
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WHAT DOES FLORIAN LAND FOCUS ON EDITING VIDOES? | Dodge Chairlift Chats #26
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There’s good info here, but fails to address Zeppa angle and amount of material in front of the shin (such as with an Intuition wrap liner) - not saying this is an issue that you run into. But I find it problematic to discuss forward lean without talking about zeppa and footbeds, let alone without discussing bindings and toe/heel height. I get that 99% of skiers probably have no idea how impactful each of these pieces are, but I would hope you would be informing the public about all aspects of “forward lean” and not just the amount of rear spoiler that you are testing
They did not tell us the difference between raising the heel with an insert or pushing the rear calf forward with an insert. What kind of "incomplete" half hazard, video is this?
These "geniuses" made a video and did not tell us where to buy these spoilers? where to get them? do they come in different sizes? nothing. We are supposed to be mind readers.
You’re too dumb to google ski boot spoiler?
Couldn't agree more on everything you said. Very incomplete amateurish video.
I just purchased the spoilers, how do they affix to the liner ?
Two comments. 1) racers will use if they offer an edge - no matter how small this edge. 2) See knee-high ski boots in early 1980's
Amazing product! What is the software that you use for fitting the 3D print into the ski boot called?
I have a Head Raptor 120 SRS. The inclination of the boot shaft is 16 degrees. This is not enough for me and I have to reduce the stiffness of the boot to 110 units in order to be able to bend it forward... I need a boot angle of 17...18 degrees because I ride exclusively in the front stance.
Probably long legged? When you lean, more of your weight is in the rear. Had this problem, modded my boot to lean more forward; and everything was balanced lol Great explanation here czcams.com/video/90RChr1otpQ/video.htmlsi=FUZNfiAwAGkU00oc&t=189
last year i went skiing for the first time and playing hockey for 7 years helped,it only took 15 mins to get used to it and then i was keeping up with my friends who have been skiing for as long as ive been playing hockey
This looks like something that could be done in an indoor ski simulator.. Is it? and where?
this makes the cast freetour system with look pivot bindings look super attractive
except for the fact that the binding they are holding is not a traditional tech binding. It has an alpine heel and is DIN certified. The Kingpin doesn't release like a normal tech binding, and the fact that they are using as an example makes me skeptical of their claims on tech bindings altogether.
Love what you are doing. Ski boots need to evolve.
Chad. If you have been trying to learn to ski for 35 years and this is new to you ,then you must understand there are a lack of knowledge out there.The first time I increased my edge angle was in 1951- some years ago. If you need some degree of alignment changes you will get a totally different feedback from your skis,I see people try to force the old moves on to their skis and it look terrible.After you get a perfect alignment you need coaching. It is like learning new moves all together. Have fun out there!
Most skiers, even most pro-boot fitters would be shocked at how much forward lean FIS, World Cup and even elite freestyle skiers use. Virtually all of them are 17 degrees+ and Marcel Hirscher was pushing 20 degrees. When you crank up the forward lean, just STANDING gets much more physically demanding. When you crank up the forward lean, you have to then bend your knee more, and bend at the femur-hip socket more to stay in balance. Lower level skiers who increase forward lean and find themselves feeling too far forward because they do not know to readjust the rest of their body to stay centered on the ski. And if they do adjust their body, they may be quickly worn out. Forward lean changes require changes in EVERYTHING ELSE. So if you up your forward lean, and you feel out of balance, your ski technique may need to be adjusted. And once you do that, you may also be tired out by noon.
My plugs are very forward… I love them.
So much pseudo innovation
Dodge Ski Boots are a great product.
Very helpful.
my concern is not as much my foot as it is my calves - do you have a boot 3d app that includes the entire foot and calf ?
Almost broke my leg on the Marker King Pin (which is what the gentlemen are holding in the video). Immediately sold them and went back to Marker Tour F 12.
I mean, it's just a little ridiculous to expect people to buy multiple ski setups. If you ever go touring, you should just get a touring setup. It's fine for the resort. Sure, you shouldn't go quite as fast downhill, but the difference is negligible
4 Years too late, but this is 50% wrong is it not? That is, the extra torque on the foot from a force at the front of the ski make sense. The lesser force required for release if the force is at the back of the ski does not make sense?
What’s the return policy of the fit is off?
This could have been a good discussion about the defficencies of low tech (pin) bindings, but there was no discussion of how the bindings work compared to alpine bindings and what the deficencies are. After watching this, I have not gained any information other than Dave thinks they are dangerous. The Kingpin/Dynafit and others release is all done in the heal piece. There are two adjustment screws. One adjusts the forward fall release tension of the heel, the other adjusts the twist release which also happens at the heel. once you twist out of the heel, the boot levers itself out of the toe (provided you havn't locked out the toe release by leaving it in tour mode). These screws are not really calibrated. You should start out loose and tighten as needed. I myself have been using Dynafit Speedturns for several years in and out of the ski area. While I am sure they are not as safe as alpine binding I have never had any problems.
Wish I watched this before I fractured my femur, rib and vertebra when my tech binding pre-released while hauling a$$ in a wide-open remote bowl. While waiting for evac I had time to think and suspected that I had been going way too fast for a pair of 200g bindings to handle. Didn’t expect the result to be so catastrophic though.
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Carbon makes no sense; possibly in a rear entry design, but just an expensive non-solution to anything. They keep talking temperature effects, its negligible with the new plastics, unless you are skiing on Pluto.
Exactly. Totally unnecessary, environmentally worse than plastic boots and less durable against impacts and abrasion. It's like making a cooking pot out of silver because "it conducts heat well".
Right, Marc is doing his dodgey best, and no charge...hee hee..or, is someone's relative invested somewhere...
I bought a set of APEX boots with orthodics and have room for two toe warmers on my toes, comfy all day, first time ever.
These boots suck only good for groomers
If your toes are cold nobody gives a crap about rigidity. And of a 100 skiers on the mountain on any given day only 3 of them would feel the difference in a rigid boot. Also heat treated bump out of sore spots is impossible. Going back to the fitter is impossible , trying on 3 different pairs like Apex boots is impossible. No thanks
First season on tech bindings - broke my tib + fib, requiring surgery. I'll be going back to normal bindings.
Second season on tech bindings broke my femur and got a titanium hip. Will still use them, but won’t go fast with them anymore.
I sent this video to my boot fitter. I've been struggling with severe pain in the tissues surrounding my fifth metatarsal. I'm wondering if that's related. My feet also get very cold when skiing, even on not so the warmer days.
What a gimmick.Try to come up with something that is not 50 years old.Get some education.
I've been skiing for 35 years and just learned this. Be nice
You go - represent and way to call out the big brands
I have been trying boots, getting adjustments and my feet fall asleep and are on fire within 1 run to the point I have to undo them. Horrible!
It’s the same for me. I can barely finish a run.
Me too! And the boot shops have no idea what the actual problem is. They blame my current boots and then try and sell me more and like an idiot, I buy them because I’m so desperate to try and fix the problem. I’ve had 5 pairs of boots, over 5 seasons 😢
Anyone know if there is a solution for this burning feet thing?
Have they ever skied technical terrain strapped into a pair of Kingpins? Trust me, they work as well uphill as DOWN!
Would love to have you guys on the Big Picture Skiing Podcast if youre interested?
The end card nearly destroyed my ears Edit: spelling
Nice stuff Dave. Ditto on the pin and walk mode. Hope there is a future model in the works with some of those features 👍
Blardone! His little village is 1 mile away from my home: next time I see him, I'll ask him about this hilarious situation and I'll tell I use Dodge, too ;-)
Warner is a great ambassador for skiing. Question: if I want to be considered a "real" skier, do I need to do the unshaven for a couple days look?
didnt know The Dude has started to make ski boots
This is a classic case of too much bookworm, not enough practical experience. I wore out my kingpins, in asumably faaaaar more technical terrain than that ol bugger has ever seen, and never had much of an issue. I will not buy them again, since there are now better bindings available, but they work just fine.
What would you buy now???
@@blade1535 shifts are the binding many of us have been waiting for for a long, long time. We even built hybrid tech/alpine setups around 2000 ish. Light tech for the long hauls, shifts for stompin around.
@@colincarver893 have you tried Marker Duke PTs yet? Getting my first pair of touring skis and trying to decide what to buy. I’m happy to spend money if it means they perform well and I don’t have to think too much about equipment whilst skiing.
@@blade1535 had a good look at em. Heavy. Slack country shots could be ok. But not at all a fan of the removeable toe bits. Pointless to me.
where can we get the degree slims?
I'v been having trouble finding fitting ski boots for my weird ass lower extremities, and all the ones iv tried put huge stress on my foot after just a few runs, the relief i feel in my foot after skiing and wearing regular shoes is honestly better than sex. Wanted to make my own carbon fibre custom fit boots so it wont be an issue and found you guys, AMAZING! and made in america none the less, even better. Will definitely get one next season!
Just get foam liners.
Thanks for the new content. Fun stuff. Any plans to make a boot with a tech toe piece and a walk mode? Would buy that tomorrow!
Great and simple summary. Well done.
Great best start with skis, no snowboards
You watch this and then sees a guy like Chris bent chetler rocking this binding, dropping cliffs, sending massive lines and not having any problem with the bindings not releasing when they should.