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2. Ski boot - Wikipedia

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   They were normal ski boots below, but used an extended tongue that fastened around the upper leg using a variety of methods. They offered much greater edging control, and were quickly copied by many other companies. They all disappeared by 1983, a victim largely of fashion - ski pants would not fit over them. None are produced today. [15]

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   Including rechargeable hand warmers and a pair of ankle boots for just $10. ... Winter clothes, our top running shoes and Valentine's Day gift ideas. ... The Wide-Leg Sweater Pant.

4. These Are the 8 Best Winter Shoes on Amazon, Hands Down - AOL

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5. 7 Best Athletic Shoes for Winter Running, Walking and Hiking

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   Clunky tennis shoes and boots can make outdoor expeditions draining, so it’s important to find the most durable, lightweight shoe which will keep your 7 Best Athletic Shoes for Winter Running ...

6. Snowshoe - Wikipedia

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   With either binding system, the heel is left free, and the difference is in how the ball of the foot is attached to the snowshoe. In fixed-rotation bindings, the binding is attached to the snowshoe with an elastic strap that brings the tail of the snowshoe up with each step. The snowshoe therefore moves with the foot and the tail does not drag.

7. English medieval clothing - Wikipedia

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   Leg bandages for the nobility became popular which criss-crossed and extended above the knee. [59] Shoes during this era were designed so that each shoe was cut explicitly for an individual's foot. Shoes were plain, and most were closed around the ankle and were laced or buckled along the inner side of the foot.