I think the trick to getting into Outlaws is to plant both poles on either side of your ski just in front of your binding. The baskets of your poles will hit the front of your binding and keep it from sliding away from you as you step in. That being said, step in is just on Outlaws than the Rottefel...

Those World Piste or She's Piste are pretty good. Driving any of those is going to be so-so with Ski March boots. I would say snap up some of these older tele skis with Chilis/Targas/Hardwires and then see how it goes with the leather boots. You can always poke around and see what you can find for a...

I think most agree that the Freeride is inferior in a couple ways to other NTN bindings, especially the 22 Designs Outlaw. It was the first NTN binding developed and had some quirks That were sorted out in other models. They have a sort of dead zone right off the ski. Some people found the flex to b...

Between the two Voile bindings, the black pair are the older style. In my opinion, the silver Voiles are better because they more positively hold the duckbill on your boot than the old style. I wouldn't expect any releasability on any of these duckbill bindings (the Voiles or the G3s). Voile also ma...

Hmm yeah all the links are dead. I'm betting somebody messed up and put the catalog online too early... ISPO is next week so I bet that is the real release.

https://www.calameo.com/read/007405311575da431fdb6

Here is a link to the new catalog. Details on the new boot.

Also, looks like the T1 and TX Comp didn't make the cut.

I dunno if it's blasphemy to post links from the other, other, forum but here are some places to start. https://www.backcountrytalk.com/forum/bc-talk/backside-bar-grill/121642-the-tts-geometry-thread https://www.backcountrytalk.com/forum/gear/bindings/103515-mechanical-properties-of-tele-springs Her...

Nice looking TX Pros 27.0

Weird liners but the soles and bellows look good. Older ones with heel inserts.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/126162578605?m ... media=COPY

You can try putting something like a tennis ball into the toe of the boot and flexing it or holding it flexed to try and reset the crease.

Something like a raquetball or squash ball works best for the size.

My understanding is that the BD Stilleto was equivalent to the mens Push boot just different colors and smaller sizing. I've skied theBD Seeker and the BD Custom. They sit on either side of the Push/Stilleto as far as flex. I would say even the Seeker is most similar to a T2. The BD Custom was a mon...