EVR is hiring. Young guy hited four weeks ago got a dozer/grader bid…it used to take years to get one. The Health and Wellness claim goes a long way to towards RCR passes.

Just had my 28’s liners baked, noticeable improvement in comfort and fit. They felt good when I tried them on, much better after baking. One boot weighs in at 1626 grams, the other at 1634. They’re about 300 grams lighter than my Garmont Synergy- very noticeable. Putting the boot on was easy, I’ve n...

https://spryactive.ca/products/scarpa-tx-pro-mens

Best price I’ve found in Canada yet. They still have sizes 27 & 29.

Found this discussion from several years ago, made some interesting points…

https://telemarktalk.com/viewtopic.php?t=976

The Transnordic inspires confidence on easy descents but it still has a lot of flexibility when things go sideways so caution is urged. I used mine on forestry service roads, single track, and the occasional blue groomer if its not icy. Feel kinda heavy after a long day of breaking trail.

Garmont Synergy. Good shape, no holes or cracks. Some scuffing. Nice boot, just a little big for me. $200 CDN or would trade for a size 28. Would also be interested in swapping towards an older Scarpa F1 or F3 (tech toe with bellows) in the 28-28.5 range.

https://climberkyle.com/2024/02/22/how-to-make-your-own-g-skins/ Found this article regarding “G-Skins” that I thought I’d post. I’ve seen this subject briefly touched on a couple of times and recall reading comments supportive and negative about it. There’s been a couple of times I’ve used a narrow...

Spry in The Crowsnest Pass (Alberta) has some Voiles on sale- too short for me unfortunately.

https://spryactive.ca/products/voile-hy ... r-bc-171cm

https://spryactive.ca/products/voile-objective-178cm

https://spryactive.ca/products/voile-objective-bc-164cm

Anybody check these Canadian made skis out?

https://ferreol.ca/

Had an email exchange with them indicating many of their skis have been utilized for Telemark. The PIONNIER 104 looks very intriguing.

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