Crux Pro 105 Skis The Head Crux Pro 105—a fine looking carbon weave. “Suspiciously light” was the first thing out of Slator Aplin’s mouth when I showed him the specs for the new Head skis. At 1327 g/ski for a 177 cm, they certainly fall on the light end of the spectrum for their…
First Look: Head Crux 105, Tyrolia Almonte, and Crux Pro Boots
The Head Crux touring boot.
Response
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I found the Crux boot to fit similarly to the Ridge pro-and they have the same color scheme too! Narrow in the toebox, but a pretty undefined heel/ankle area. Lots of room where I wanted to lock my heel, little space in the forefoot.
For both boots, the last is what would have to keep my foot in place, rather than the heel cup.
Not the best shape for folks with narrow heels or skinny ankles, in my opinion. But I’ve got a low instep, skinny heel, and wide forefoot so I’ve been loving the new Quattro/Maestrale shape.
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