Lundhags Abisku Expedition Xplore Ski Boot

— Show original

Supportive and functional. The binding system is good.

— Show original

Sturdy ski boots, require some use before they fit perfectly.

Good solid boot, be careful with the sizing. They are really big shoes, even with two pair of socks + VBL linning. My shoe size is 45 and I bought 45 and they are almost to big. I had to buy an extra pair of lundhags shoe soles now it fits well. After 2 weeks on the Kungsleden never felt cold feets and they felt very comfortable very fast so I am very happy with them.

— Show original

Tested during a hunting weekend. Good quality and comfortable from the first moment. Corresponding size to my boots from Lundhags.

Not true to sizing. Otherwise a great foot apparel!

— Show original

A suitable boot for wider feet. Removable felt lining is a plus.

I find it very comfortable compared to what i used previously. Just takes some time untill it gets fit to your feet. But had no bruises or injuries on my feet. itis useful to have a binding pin lubrication kit as the pins could get frozen occasionally. I had 2 week of self supported trip, so finally the boot gets wet a bit from inside and can freeze during the night. Probably it is worth having second pair of inner shoe and dry one while another is in use. So less moisture accumulates in the boot.

— Show original

I switched from Lundhags Skare expedition boots (and Kuusamo Fingrip Easy bindings) to these. The previous ones were very sturdy winter hiking boots, and the narrower appearance of these Abiskus in particular and the poorer walkability due to the boot-like nature made me think. These are clearly narrower and more cramped, but in the end it didn't bother me. I used the boots with a felt (of course) but without an insole, so the feel was good on my own feet. And a couple of weeks of testing in Lapland showed that the boots are excellent for skiing and the walking required for ice fishing and camping is also possible without any difficulty. The only downside to the construction of the boots is related to the "toe pins". When ice fishing, wet slush easily freezes the spring mechanism of the pin. Then the pin may get stuck and not clip into the binding. First aid is hot water from the thermal or, in the absence of it, activating the pin with a finger. Next winter I will try to oil the system a little in advance. For this reason, one star is taken off.

Very snug, but extremely comfortable and looks very durable

They are warm, warmer than two other xplore boots I've tried. Measure foot per Lundhags boot sizing to get Mondo size. I added 1.5 cm, and a ghod fit. But the EUR size is off. I ordered 43 in these. I typically wear a 44 or 44.67. These are a bit snug when putting foot in. But they fit well. I've done a multi-day tour, and other outings. No issues, and they seem better as they continue to break in.