We often take several steps to maintain the well being of our ski equipment. At SCARPA, a few after-market tidbits can keep your ski boots on the up and up, last that extra season (or two) with little cost, and keep you skiing in the backcountry through good days and bad. Below are some quick considerations that ensure your boots can realize and maintain their full potential.
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