Well cared-for size 46 (12 US men's) 3-pin cross-country ski boots. The soles are almost new, signifying limited wear. The boots are ready for 4 types of bindings: standard "nordic norm" 75mm 3-pin, two-prong "Kloa" bindings, and two-prong "Bergans" type - each of the last two types of bindings clamps from the top of the toe of the boot. The heel is also molded to accommodate traditional cable-type bindings.
This pair has white stripes, a faux fur lining inside to keep the feet warm, and a higher cuff to keep the snow out. "Tur Langrenn" model, which translated from Norwegian means "light touring".
Jette was a brand created and marketed by the Gjøvik Skofabrikk ("shoe factory") in Gjøvik, Norway (sort of between Oslo and Lillehammer). Jette was a leading brand of ski boots in Norway in the 60s and 70s, and for a spell had a license from a fledgling German sports equipment maker to use the "three stripes" markings on their products.
