My sister is a kinesiologist.
She told me the muscles that tele skiers use need to be reinforced by doing wall sits. Particularly if you are inclining your knee too much towards your other leg like me.
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Hi there and welcome, It's great you've decided to try the free heel, I converted last season and I'm completely hooked. Anyways, at the most basic level, you have yourself a duckbill. So you'll be compatible anything like three pins to typical cable bindings. Virtually all of these tele bindings ar...

Well i can honestly see the truth to that.
I've been considering taking the bd02s off my karhu xcds and putting some pins on there. The xcd thing is actually a ton of fun to me so far.

Oh thanks,
now that I've had more time on them I've realized that you can really lay the edge over hard.

I'm still not perfect at flattening my toe on that back foot with these yet, but the were definitely 100% worth the buy.

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You east coasters really don't have any good ski hills do you?

By the way, It's hard to learn tele in half a day.

Nice setup though.

I had my first day on NTNs this week. I'm not sure my first impressions are the same as other skier's because my first time in these were in deep powder(the first impressions must be great, right?) Nevertheless, here goes my review of the three items. It's also worth mentioning my background a bit. ...

Wow, sounds like you overhauled the boot. I assume you heat molded the liners with something around your toe (like a piece of neoprene)?

I was going to write a trip report this weekend, and even an NTN review, but I couldn't, because we are getting pounded too hard with snow.

The end.

I want to hear how they flex.