Thanks for this lilcliffy.

I never would have considered suggesting my 7-yo (116cm, 21kg) try his sister's old 140cm MR JRs but I"m definitely going to now!

Where are you located?

Norseman Outdoors in Calgary, Alberta, Canada have the Sporten BC Lite in stock:

https://norsemanoutdoorspecialist.com/

I just bought a set of the 145cm last week.

I should mention another option - the Sporten BC Lite 64 - fishscale, metal edge and availablein shorter lenghts. Norseman Outdoor in Calgary has some (or did back in September). They are also who recommended the Rossi Nordic Touring NNN Boots that both my daughter and I are using even though they d...

I got the Mountain Race Juniors for my daughter last year in a 140cm size. She was 10 last year and ~26kg and ~140cm. They were great and she really enjoyed the adventure aspect compared to skiing in the tracks. She used them withe Rossi WOMEN'S NORDIC TOURING BOOTS XC-5 FW which I also highly recom...

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In my quest to find the perfect fitting boot I have some almost new boots to sell.

Alpina Alaska NNN-BC sz 46 - $175.00 CAD

Madshus Glittertind sz 45 - $150.00 CAD

Both were too large for me.

I'm in British Columbia and will ship to pretty much anywhere.

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