I somehow suspected that.
Indeed; I bet that if either one of us did ship them, he'd get stuck paying tariff and taxes much greater than anything we declare as the value of the boots. Exporting goods out of the US gets very weird, very fast.
Post brexit even worse
into the UK. Used and low value might work but there's still the cost of shipping, duty [calculated on value of goods plus shipping] and our sales tax which is calculated on cost of goods+shipping+duty.
A few years back I was planning an feature on 'then and now' - set up with Scott to put the very first Garmont G 'race' boot next to the Scott iteration in a side by side test- then Scott killed the alpine stuff and it fell apart.
As this is what I'd think of as the first 'modern' ski boot, with obvious direct DNA to current models, more than anything else I am curious to put it side by side with a current RS. How close
is a 40odd year old ski boot to it's great grandson?
I could also full tilt it with a Flexon comp, but benchmarking it a Lange/Rossi [and the now lamented S/max] is my daily driver so the baseline is better [never quite connected to FT/Raichle].