Comments on: SkiTech review: Tecnica Dragon 120 Ski Boots

The Tecnica Dragon 120 HiPerFit ski boot was a pleasure to review, so much so that I never really wanted to take them off.

[arturodiaz148]

for god sake, I though this was a more proffesional blog, I mean you could do reviews about anything else, opensource casino system, whatever, but ads arent enough? I mean is your blog, nothing I can do about it except telling you. Payed blogposts really affect blog image and importance.

[Matt Asay]

Thanks for your comments. This was not a paid blog posting, in any way. I just love to ski and occasionally post ski reviews here. While I respect your request to not see ski reviews here, I've had many others tell me they like them and have asked to see them continue. Unfortunately, you lose on this one. But it's really not hard to skip to the next post, is it?

[Matt Asay]

@arturodiaz148: Thanks for your comment. The post was not "paid for" in any way. I've been posting ski reviews for years and generally I've had very positive feedback, to the point that for every negative comment like yours, I have dozens of positive comments. Unfortunately, this means that you'll just have to read one of the other 10,000,000,000 things online during the five seconds you normally would have been reading my posts at midnight. I'm sure you'll manage. :-)

[acquavi_mich]

Great review. I just bought these boots and the punk at the ski shop tried to talk me out of it based on a few assumptions he made. I feel better about buying them can't wait to try them now.

[SZin]

Matt, I also love to ski and thought that you reviews were good reads. Keep it up.

[jamesjcdarcy]

Matt, I am half and half on and off pist, but fairly expert. I have used a pair of old Tecnica Explosions for the last ten years and need to upgrade. Do you have any idea how different the Dragon 120s are versus the 110s or the 100s. I am not interested in racing (being 50), but I do ski fairly hard.