…It could be that I'm a 27.0 excursion shell also but thats unexpected because I thought the Syner G 27.5 shells could definitely have been a size smaller. … My brief period with excursions was revolutionary. I ditched climbing skins and cables and just looked for little places to ski down. This wa...

…It could be that I'm a 27.0 excursion shell also but thats unexpected because I thought the Syner G 27.5 shells could definitely have been a size smaller. … My brief period with excursions was revolutionary. I ditched climbing skins and cables and just looked for little places to ski down. This wa...

https://youtu.be/kSr2e_Y5Xwg?si=dRWYnUTtrdKNSG-- Some wild skiing, super inspiring seeing someone ski these kind of conditions. ... That was fast skiing a very tight line. Nothing B there Lo-Fi Thanks! I'm not sure about B tele, but I know my turns vary from deep drop to little shuffles with not a ...

... - The weight of the backpack and the rare flats seems to indicate I don't aboslutely need to optimize kick and glide - The most critical design condition the ski must meet is safety in steep downhill narrow trails in which I snowplow In summary, the decisive question that I have is, what ski ch...

With any luck, as they are more confidently predicting, the AMOC will collapse and we'll get our cold winters back!

I came across this shop in Quebec selling the great Altai Kom skis (all sizes of 150, 162, 174cm) at 20% off. They are a super value at the regular price and I'm not sure I've come across them discounted online before. If you are in Canada it might be the cheapest way to get them. You have to add $2...

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If it’s touring for turns in soft snow, the magic really starts to happen at >90mm underfoot, like Summit cone vagabond Waxless 97mm or Altai Kom 98mm or voile v6 bc 96mm. If you want extra float go a little longer like 174cm or 178cm. For a touring ski that turns, I wouldn’t go much longer unless y...

Pretty far apart I would say. In two different categories. The BCX 11 is like a nordic backcountry boot, and the T4 is like a light downhill tele touring boot. The BC X 11 paired with the BC 125 skis that I’m selling is limited to mellower terrain and softer snow conditions, as a wider ski like that...

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