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but because so many different pack makers are offering one. which means that, once you decide you need one of these, there is bound to be one that one will strike your fancy simply as a pack, regardless of the type of airbag … earnyourturns continues tips ‘n’ tails for climbing skins tip and tail kits on the other hand, are consistent in their performance over time and varying snow conditions regardless of the plush or glue. they make attaching and removing climbing skins easier. earnyourturns continues review: voile’s switchback x2 (2011) voile’s switchback x2 is just what it sounds like, a switchback on steroids. it expands the range of performance at both ends of the spectrum – turning and touring. earnyourturns continues redux: ortovox recalls s1+ (again!) while cruising the recent outdoor retailer summer trade show, ortovox reps asked me to remind s1+ users to observe the ongoing recall and the need to send their beacon in to be fixed. based on results so far, very few actual customers have returned their s1+ beacons to be fixed. all the s1+ beacons pending … earnyourturns continues review: garmont’s excursion the excursion is garmont’s superlight touring boot. in days of old it came with a thermomoldable gfit liner and weighed almost a pound less than a comparable pair of t4’s. sadly, it now comes with a preformed, alpine style liner with little moldability. however, as one of the very few lightweight boots with some … earnyourturns continues tele gear for newbies there’s a really good chance you’ll think of my advice on picking gear for telemarking as just another died in the wool leatherneck recommending old-fashioned values just because that’s the way he did it. you’d be right, except that everyone i’ve ever seen who could tele well, all of ‘em, had to go through … earnyourturns continues black diamond tele-boots sentenced to die it’s unofficial: black diamond is adding a nail to telemarks demise by ending production of their telemark boot line. if you like their teleboots, better buy ‘em while you can because they won’t be making any more any time soon. that’s not official, i’m telling you it will be. insiders have been hinting at … earnyourturns continues 1st look: bd’s jetforce® airbag pack if you have ever used an airbag pack, even just practiced with one, you realize pretty quickly that you don’t want to actually be using the pack for its safety features. it’s too damn expensive. even practicing costs you, not only with paying for a new cartridge or refill, but the time it takes … earnyourturns continues first look: volkl’s vacuum climbing skins volkl’s new vacuum climbing skins are the first skins to be marketed by an alpine ski company that you should really take a closer look at. in the last few years volkl has offered skins to go with their lighter weight nanuq and nunataq skis. those skins use a traditional glue that relies primarily … earnyourturns continues review: fischer’s hannibal bc ski dostie and i ran into each other walking dogs at dusk the other night. no, he’s not my alter ego, rather, my cousin, jeff dostie. we both happen to love backcountry skiing, work at ski shops, and purely by chance, live in the same neighborhood. we don’t agree on skin track strategies but we … earnyourturns continues first look: fischer profoil climbing skins the most interesting new gadget at the recent trade shows was fischer’s new profoil climbing skins. they’re not made with a traditional plush of fibers lying down. think of them instead as a removable base of plastic scales, or as fischer would prefer, a waxless, grippy, crown pattern. the few leathernecks i ran in … earnyourturns continues alpine touring boot roundup for 2016 the evolution of alpine touring boots marches on with more players in the light is right area and ever more models with tech fittings standard. from the marketing materials send out pre-show, there is nothing revolutionary, but with so many good products already available, who’s crying for a revolution? steady improvements characterize next years … earnyourturns continues overview of avalanche airbag systems tips ‘n’ tails for climbing skins review: voile’s switchback x2 (2011) redux: ortovox recalls s1+ (again!) review: garmont’s excursion tele gear for newbies black diamond tele-boots sentenced to die 1st look: bd’s jetforce® airbag pack first look: volkl’s vacuum climbing skins review: fischer’s hannibal bc ski first look: fischer profoil climbing skins alpine touring boot roundup for 2016 apr 23 2018 2-pin tele springs: size matters by dostie size matters. j nicol checks to see if they measure up. while the effect of cable pivot location tends to dominate the sensation of a tele tech binding, the next strongest binding component of the tele sensation comes from the springs used. to some extent you can trade one for the other; meaning a stiff spring and a forward pivot are somewhat equal to a soft spring with a pivot farther back. it’s not an exact replacement, 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