Did you check?

https://www.neptunemountaineering.com

I used a drill guide off eBay.

@Jlars13
Template if you need one, double check that your printed template matches the holes in your binding. The NNN-BC is a link to download.

https://telemarktalk.com/viewtopic.php? ... 428#p54116

@blitzskier

It’s an ass kicker, definitely an intermediate session.

@sarabethyoga on YouTube is good for beginners.

I do some of the yoga thing, flexibility, strength, balance.
lunge with dropping a knee at 25:00


and strenuously hiking steep trails, often doing “laps”.

From: https://web.archive.org/web/20151002150930/http://home.comcast.net/~pinnah/DirtbagPinner/dirtbag.html CATAMOUNT CLASS SKIS Summary: ● Tip Width: Mid 80s ● Typical profile: 85/70/80 ● Double camber for some touring performance ● Wide profile underfoot for good flotation ● Generally waxless base...

powdertothepeople Another CO skier here. My go to ski is the 98. It does great on trails that get some use. Not enough float in deep powder. I use a 68 underfoot touring ski for that. The 98 has trouble on the corduroy, it is not torsionaly stiff enough to keep an edge, especially in leather boots....

Telehiro drops new videos on YouTube.

Very interesting, at 165cm I wonder what the glide is like with what looks like the standard Hok skin. My 145 Hoks can get some good speed on hardpack but are not the easiest to turn. Could this be the Hok that can carve? Inquiring minds want to know!

It’s starting to look like a run now after a few years of taking down dead trees. The new aspens are chest high and I’m hesitant to do much trimming until I can see the dominant saplings. Then thin them out to a tree run?