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About LinkBacksSome boots, Lowas are one of them, have a lace lock at the top of the foot area so you can have the laces looser over the top of your foot and then lock your ankle back in tighter to stop your foot sliding forward on downhills. Sidling slightly and weaving down hill like Micky said helps a lot too.
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