Ski boot (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Ski boot" in English language version.

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Wolfgang Lert, "A Binding Revolution", Ski Heritage Journal, March 2002, pp. 25-26
John Fry, "The Story of Modern Skiing", UPNE, 2006, pp. 81-86
Association, International Skiing History (September 2001). Skiing Heritage Journal - Google Books. Retrieved 2012-08-25 – via Google Books.
Seth Masia, "The Rear-Entry Boot: A Life Cut Short", Skiing Heritage Journal, June 2007, pp. 40-42
Seth Masia, "The Rise and Fall of the Knee-High Boot", Skiing Heritage Journal, June 2003
Barbara Brewster, "Gear Up Properly for Cross-Country", Snow Country, January 1989, pp. 72-75
Ronald Eng, "Mountaineering: Freedom of the Hills", The Mountaineers Books, 2010, p. 329

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Seth Morrison, "Morrison Hotel: Boots Made for Stalking", ESPN, 3 November 2009

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"An Explanation of Boot and Binding Compatibility". 12 October 2018.

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Greg Morrill, "Raichle Fiber Jets", 20 January 2011

skiinghistory.org

Masia, Seth. "History of Ski Boots". Skiinghistory.org.
Seth Masia, "A Short, Colorful History of Ski Boots", Skiing History magazine, Sept/Oct 2016
Hitz, Luzi. "History of Swiss Ski Technology". Skiinghistory.org.
"Origin of the Three-piece Boot". Skiinghistory.org.

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Greg Morrill, "Long thong required a unique technique", Stowe Reporter, 17 February 2011

telemarktips.com

"NTN On-snow Test Report", Telemark News, 26 January 2007

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Paul Stewart, "A Revolutionary New Ski Boot Has a Streamlined Shell of Rigid Fiber Glass", Sports Illustrated, 15 November 1965
Clint Swett, "Have Your Ski Boots Got You Sore? A Comforting Change Is Now Afoot", Sports Illustrated, 17 November 1986