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Duuuuuuuuuude,... I got you... here... They are the original orange version (which I have) and they look practically unused..
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I think there's a multi-variable equation in there somewhere that measures the cost/benefit analysis of heavy, powerful gear VS lighter, less powerful...Last edited by tele.skier; Today, 09:30 AM.
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https://www.backcountrytalk.com/foru...a-tx-size-27-0
You might inquire if these are still for sale... They were as of mid december, and...
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Nice find Bobby. No significant leverage force will be generated by the binding with that design. You would need the evo boots of death to steer the tips...
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I know probably some of you here read my rambling about bindings and techniques and it makes your eyes glaze over quickly. Those topics are pretty far...Last edited by tele.skier; Yesterday, 09:59 AM.
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I like this idea. I have a homemade spot welder that would heat that metal insert wedged in place very quickly and the heat is easy to control. It melts...
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I'm used to talking to Dostie about gear, so there's always greater nuance to his analysis... but it was a pretty good job by the author....
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Yeah, that is a big part of it. (I can't lie) but it also means they probably have embraced a similar objective as BC skiers. They are skinning for turns...
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Oh, don't get me wrong. I thought it was awesome video too... I never saw that technique before, so I was wowed by seeing the guy flying along on the...Last edited by tele.skier; 11 January 2021, 04:29 PM.
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Sad that it takes a particular kind of insult for people to decry insulting posting... My insult rhymed with his "proudboy", so I used it......Last edited by tele.skier; 12 January 2021, 02:33 PM.
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here's the crispi 3 buckle boot in his size in Bellingham WA.. Not all that far away from the canadian border if you can cross it... (covid...)
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What dschane said, and when you are "sidehilling" your board will be trying to cut a parallel path on the downhill side of your path. If there's...
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So,... let me get this straight,... I stick the poles between my legs, up against my nuggets, sit down on the poles and point my skis downhill???
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You should do a shell fitting with your son to see what the spacing is in your boot and go from there. Pull the liners out, bare foot in the boot with...
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yeah, that's true. It would resemble the duckbill when the boot is in the binding, except it can't be fixed to the boot or binding so you can remove it...Last edited by tele.skier; 10 January 2021, 12:54 PM.
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I haven't used autocad for a number of years, but my neighbor is an autocad/similar program expert... I wonder if he could draw quickly what Telesteve...Last edited by tele.skier; 10 January 2021, 12:07 PM.
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I checked ebay, and a few different craigslist areas that are big skiing locations and there was almost nothing used in any sizes of the Txpro. Of course...Last edited by tele.skier; 10 January 2021, 10:31 AM.
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Holy crap,... I've been imagining this kind of thing for a long time... The only problem I've thought was significant is that the boot needs a second...Last edited by tele.skier; 10 January 2021, 11:14 AM.
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check the context of what I said Pete... it was in response to willy saying...
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... and the part of my statement you chose...Last edited by tele.skier; 10 January 2021, 12:57 PM.
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