I thought I’d check if anyone here has a used pair of Easy Skins made for Fischer’s S-bound 98s and 112s, perchance? It’s hard justifying the cost ($75ish) of a new pair when I’ve recently gotten full-length skins for cheaper (anchoring bias?), but I wouldn’t mind a deal on a short skin that can fit both my 98s and 112s and isn’t overkill for most of what I ski.
Maybe someone out there has switched from Fischer to Asnes/Voilé/Kom and doesn’t need their Easy Skins anymore?
Thanks.
WTB Fischer Easy Skin 65mm
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Bavarian Cream
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WTB Fischer Easy Skin 65mm
You can never have enough skis and boots.
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Krummholz
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Re: WTB Fischer Easy Skin 65mm
Next Adventure has them on sale for $52.49
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Bavarian Cream
- Posts: 52
- Joined: Tue Jun 29, 2021 11:53 pm
- Location: NW CO
- Ski style: Predominantly backcountry XCD: NNN-BC, 3-pin
- Favorite Skis: Depends, but anything with scales that turns
- Favorite boots: Leather; T2 or lighter
- Occupation: Teacher
- Website: https://youtube.com/channel/UCqcLpcwu0moS3QVQzAkMbTQ