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Choosing the right backcountry ski boots can make or break your touring experience. In this guide, Pierre from MEC Calgary breaks down the anatomy, styles, and fit of touring boots to help you find the perfect pair. 0:00 Introduction and Safety 2:00 After your safety gear, why boots are your most important backcountry gear 4:15 The Anatomy of Backcountry Ski Boots 8:05 Types of Backcountry Ski Boots 13:25 Fitting your Backcountry Ski Boots 18:00 Backcountry Bindings 22:20 Skills you need to get into Backcountry Skiing Thanks to MEC Calgary for hosting us and for sharing Pierre’s expertise. Sign up for MEC Member Rewards to access exclusive deals, discounts, and rewards like 15% off ski services for select members. Click Here for MEC Member Sign-up: https://bit.ly/4rdB4VN Note: This video is a partnership with MEC for educational purposes, we were not paid for this content and all opinions remain our own. For more gear review videos and everything else backcountry skiing visit http://www.backcountryskiingcanada.com Leave your questions in the comments Disclaimer: Backcountry skiing involves inherent risks including avalanches. This video is for educational purposes only. Always check your local avalanche forecast and seek professional training before heading into the backcountry. Correction: 09:10 The SLab MTN Summit is a non-norm boot, not Walk to Ride (WTR). It is compatible with pin bindings but NOT with most hybrid/MNC bindings.