Will they hold downhill ski boots?
1023628
No. It is really meant for waders and irrigation type boots. It needs soft rubber to squeeze for tension which is why it works for waders.
1023629
I would think so I know they hold waders for hunting they are pretty sturdy but I have never put ski boots on them
1023630
I do not know if they will hold ski boots. My guess is that they wouldn't, as the slots may be too narrow. The slots are only 3 inches or so wide, and squeeze my wader and knee high boots a little, and those boots are flexible.
1023631
They will not. The gaps are not large enough. My rack only lasted a few months and then two of the fingers fell off. I didn't think it was being abused that much.
932671
If your asking about the weight..It will easily hold childrens shoes on the bottom shelf. I have a pair of snow boots and mens shoes there myself.I would be more concerned that they were long enough since the bars are a bit narrow and have a gap between the 2 of about 5 inches. Hope that helps!
35662
The DIN rating on these bindings will work with skiers who are 65-240lbs and have a brake width of 75mm. They will not work with a wider waisted ski and we don't have replacement brakes.
796484
Probably not. If you were racing yes. If you are doing back country no. When I did back country I had a boot that had a sererate felt lining in the whole boot. They were designed by people that skied in Yellowstone in the winter. Jim West Chester
1031075
Judy they are are maxed out on my Men's size 10 1/2 work boots. So I would think you would have No Problems.
2077044
No they won't. The horizontal bars are coated with a semi rough substance that would prevent slippage even at a slight angle. Hope this help. For what it's worth, this is the best shoe rack that I've ever owned thus far. I'm really please with the quality and size.
1157746
You will, but they won't hold as well as they would in tubular climbing webbing. This stuff is pretty slick, so if you're planning on using it for any weight-bearing purposes I wouldn't trust it.
106015
as long as the pull-up bars are rigidly fixed, and their thickness is not more than that of the hooks on the boots, there should be no problem.
1795679
Morning, Thanks so much for the inquiry! Those bindings have a brake width of 75mm so they will work on any flat mounting ski with a waist width of 75mm or narrower. Have a good one!
2016308
Probably, but it would depend on the tread of the boot. You would want something grippy like the bottom of a skate shoe, not hard, for the pins to dig into. Five Ten makes hiking and work boots that would work great.
2182832
looking at the dimensions, yes they will. But keep in mind, these are light duty panniers, not meant for heavy duty work. I purchased these for a friend who is homeless and he still has them, they're fine. I personally have a bike loaded down with 80lbs of gear which these would likely not be good for. I have Jannd Panniers, which are several times more expensive. For light duty work loads, however, these will do just great.
2060659
Yes, they could because those are more normal size shoes. If someone wants to use these on Alpine ski boots by a larger size then what you think you need.
2051630
They will but it takes a lot of effort to get them around the bends of the boot. Lots of patience and they'll work great!
926802
They should work. You can always shim these or file the bottoms to get the height you want.
1336558
Probably. My husband's size 10 hiking boots fit and his other shoes fit with some room to spare. Hope this helps.
1151697
I use them for Mountain Bike and they do slip off after a while, specially if used directly over the skin. On Snowboarding they may stay in place for each downhill but you may need to reposition each time you take the lift.
759328
Yes.. you can move them around so accommodate boots and those kind of things.