Skiing + Cross-country skiing

I am generally a great friend of your shop and order a lot on a regular basis. But sometimes I'm really surprised at how you categorise your products. Today, for example, I was looking for a ski boot bag and selected this type of bag in the category. The fact that I also get a lot of ski and snowboard bags displayed, well, at least they're related. But I don't understand what all the ski underwear is doing in my search. I realise that you get the data from the distributors and have to rely on it to some extent. But I would expect a certain amount of quality control of the data supplied from a reputable shop operator.

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Of course, you can argue about whether you should order skis via Galaxus, especially if they come from another retailer. But: if you really want to sell skis, then at least make sure that the relevant data is included in the suppliers. Offering skis without specifying the ski length is simply pointless. Sure, some have it in the specifications, some have it in the middle of the description text, some have it as a subtitle and some have nothing at all. I think Galaxus should have at least minimal quality control. At least define the relevant mandatory fields for each product group and check them automatically.

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I am looking for an Atomic ft 12gw binding but have only found skis in a set? Can you offer me the binding?

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Obviously, for cross-country skis, the base plates for the proprietary binding are pre-assembled by the manufacturers. This means that a binding from the ski manufacturer has to be chosen, as the base plate does not allow other bindings from another manufacturer. Is that right?

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Why are the Black Diamond Compactor more expensive than the Carbon Compactor? Does anyone have an explanation?

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