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Old 10-14-2024, 05:56 PM
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45NRTH - Ragnarok

Anyone run these? Curious about fit...
https://www.45nrth.com/product/45nrt...Py9XEei34JTvXJ
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Old 10-14-2024, 10:45 PM
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I have a pair...like them...I went up a size for fit but that is also that I wanted a lil extra room for heavier socks...good stuff and work well...they have a decent sized wide footbed in front which helps or at least it did me etc...
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Old 10-14-2024, 11:24 PM
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I have a pair...like them...I went up a size for fit but that is also that I wanted a lil extra room for heavier socks...good stuff and work well...they have a decent sized wide footbed in front which helps or at least it did me etc...
Size up seems common, so going that direction. You find them weatherproof enough? I really just need something for moderately cool to cold commutes. If things get too wet and sloppy I mostly opt out these days.

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Old 10-14-2024, 11:46 PM
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Charlie...I live in Vermont... so cold via weather ...but I dont go out in the harsh stuff if that helps...I go out until say about 25 degrees or so but havent taken them in snow...as I use them they have been good. Have not used in really wet stuff so can't say but they seem like would be fine to be honest....

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Old 10-15-2024, 07:32 AM
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Charlie...I live in Vermont... so cold via weather ...but I dont go out in the harsh stuff if that helps...I go out until say about 25 degrees or so but havent taken them in snow...as I use them they have been good. Have not used in really wet stuff so can't say but they seem like would be fine to be honest....
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Old 10-14-2024, 11:51 PM
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Captain Pedantic -- and also Captain Pretentious, since this was the name of my teenaged prog-rock band back in the 1970s -- wants to point out that it's Ragnarok, not "Ragnarak"

...strictly speaking, it should be Ragnarök, which even 45NRTH misses. As precocious (and, as noted, pretentious) teens, every time the cops came by to cite us for violating neighborhood noise ordinances during our rehearsals, we'd make sure they included the umlaut on the citation: "Two dots over the o, officer!"
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Captain Pedantic -- and also Captain Pretentious, since this was the name of my teenaged prog-rock band back in the 1970s -- wants to point out that it's Ragnarok, not "Ragnarak"

...strictly speaking, it should be Ragnarök, which even 45NRTH misses. As precocious (and, as noted, pretentious) teens, every time the cops came by to cite us for violating neighborhood noise ordinances during our rehearsals, we'd make sure they included the umlaut on the citation: "Two dots over the o, officer!"
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Aye Aye Skipstjórnarmaðr...
fixed it for ye.
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Old 10-15-2024, 11:46 AM
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...strictly speaking, it should be Ragnarök, which even 45NRTH misses.
I thought that would be unusual for 45nrth, and they do have it correct in the description. Haven't seen the boxes, but I am guessing that it's correct there too.


I have some Wolfhamers and the warmer weather shoes, which I think were called Japanthers. My first set of Japanthers had to be replaced because the zipper blew out, and the second pair is only good for people with narrower feet than me. I'm much less inclined to ride in cold weather now or I would replace them.
I probably would get 45nrth, because it's easier for me.

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Old 10-15-2024, 11:56 AM
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I live in NY/NJ area so obviously less cold than Vermont and have tried 45Nth before and just couldn't get on with them. I love riding in the cold and was determined to find a good solution and wound up buying these Spatzwear Winter Overshoes and my word did they work. Super warm. I wore them all fall/winter/early spring and didn't have a single issue. Sometimes I had to double up on socks but that was pretty rare. Not going to lie but it was probably the best investment in terms of warm kit I've purchased.

https://www.spatzwear.com/collection...ts/pro-stealth
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Old 10-28-2024, 08:02 AM
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I ended up trying 42/43/44 and kept the 44. I measure 9.5 (bigger foot) on a Brannock FYI

I would say they run small.
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