Woods I have answers for you, When it comes to Alfa sizing, you should look here first: http://telemarktalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=2155&sid=048456c1e0a80f5a6a5413dad577dfd4#p24009 Alfa US conversions can be off, its much better to choose according to your EU size, by first measuring your foot and ...

This article is interesting because it reveals some of the events that led to La Cordée's debt: https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/entreprises/2020-07-31/il-est-minuit-moins-une-pour-la-cordee.php Some legal documents found on the trustees website (https://mnpdebt.ca/en/corporate/corporate-engagements...

I don't follow all the dynamics here. Here's my best presumption. Someone please correct me. La Cordee has MEC, among other accounts, on the books for mucho money for Accounts Payable. Creditors ( incl. MEC) will get pennies on the dollar after La Cordee bankruptcy proceedings are finalized. Is thi...

While I agree that the track groove on the FT62 facilitates XC tracking- I struggle to find the "Classic Nordic XC Camber" in the FT62... Although it has been observed that there is some tension underfoot- the FT62 has a pretty round flex (much rounder than the Ingstad BC for example)- perhaps not ...

Sorry J changed the Topic name, I was hoping it would make you smile.

To be honest, I think it would be interesting to have a nuanced discussion about global capitalism, local economy, etc.

Guys, if you want to talk about La Cordée, why not do it here:
https://telemarktalk.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3273

It might not be useful to mix a hot topic like that with Rod's pacifist internal debate about the FT62!

I created this thread to redirect the conversation about LaCordée away from Rodbelan's thread. He's a sweet guy and cannot take much bad vibes before turning green and falling to the floor. I found this article that provides a little more info about what LaCordée has been up to. Perhaps it might be ...

@Stephen. Lilcliffy is a cool kid on the block but still I suggest you get the person's consent before posting private e-mails or messages on this board. You might have done so already which would be great, but just in case, play safe! be well.

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Wed Oct 14, 2020 10:01 pm

I guess NN-Nordic Norm only normalized the pins, not the sole thickness.

Right you are and its a great thing its that way.

I’ve had bad experiences with slush freezing around the toe bar. Slush is a big problem beneath the snow on most lakes in mid-winter on the Canadian Shield. It hasn’t been a problem with pin holes, especially with anti-ice tape. This is a good point trite . The NNN BC (or any system binding really)...