Fisheater has a good point here.

I have the Voile Traverse cable on the 162's and the Hardwire on the 174's but I could have gone with a cable. Regardless, both are great, and other bindings are great on this ski too, all comes down to personal preference. The cables and hardwires on the Voiles tuck behind the heel pad and get out ...

I guess it depends on what you're looking to do here... The Volkl and Dynsastar are both stiff hardpack oriented skis that are going to rip the Wisconsin hardpack, so that's good. They are also going to be a bear to really load up on the back/rear ski. That being said you have a pretty powerful setu...

Hi I am on the market for the new ski backpack with an intention to be used during the multiday ski tours i.e. approximately 40 l, ski straps/carrying ski system. Please share what you are using and what fits the provided requirements. Thanks in advance, Marcin MULTI-DAY as in, you're tenting out a...

I'm resurrecting this topic. I just bought two pairs of Alaska 75mm, because they fit my feet so well. I have to get my calipers, but off my metric square ruler, my wife's are at 15mm and mine are 14mm. I was under the impression that Alpina beefed up the duckbill a few years ago and went thicker, f...

I’m also seeing sites that cater to people using short skis https://www.outsideonline.com/1773711/are-ski-boards-good-way-intermediates-hit-bumps https://www.theshortskishop.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X5LYEDRWFE https://skiboards.com/ I have until mid January to decide what I’ll do about...

teledance wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 12, 2019 10:56 am

https://www.indyskipass.com/resorts#western
Just in case you come west, 2 of our local ski areas are on the pass, and some close road trip areas too.

Which ones? I bought this pass, wouldn't mind some beta/411/knowledge on some of the hills out there

YOU SIR, are an asset to this forum. Chapeau!

Woodserson, from your icon, I see someone ripping with speed and great form. I won’t be trying to follow you downhill! I really like your comment about high tips — especially for skinning in deep snow. I'm flattered, but it's not me it's a random picture out of World Cup Ski Technique by James Majo...

If I may, Lo-Fi... (because it is sooo good)

162's in tight woodsie action with Monsieur Sagittarius au volant.