Ok, thanks- I use smalls.
GLWS

what size?
How much?
Where?

Skiing yesterday I was paying attention a bit... to really weight the rear ski, we all know you need to keep your rear leg from getting too far behind - What it really feels like to me is that I'm essentially trying to sit down on the rear foots' little toe. The inside/rear boot needs to feel like i...

Hey folks, After my initial repulsion, documented here a while back, of the 22D Lynx paired with a new pair of old Tx boots (not pro), I've completely revised my thoughts on them. I love the feel and control! Yes, I think they have softened up a bit, as have the boots I guess. They still have surpri...

Oh, yea even on moderately hard surfaces, really carving an edge in a tele turn is hard. When conditions suck - hard, icy - keeping tele under control is not lots of fun.
Active bindings help.
When conditions are slippery I think most get lower, and yes, skid!
But link those skids gracefully?

To me, the idea of "stepping..." doesn't work, because it implies that that leg is shifting to a position independent of the body. Your feet need to float under your body at all times - not get "ahead", or drop "behind". I guess that puts me in the shuffle category? Both at same time I think one of ...

Actually, fgd had a good idea after all! Folks at Scott apparently "found a few"!
Thanks for the kick in the **s.
N

Also, I don't have a pic handy, but google images: garmont syner-G

Thanks for that - Seems unlikely to me, but I sent them a contact inquiry anyway.

any other options out there?

Folks, I'm looking for the round aluminum bellows protectors for Garmont tele boots - Mine are worn out. I haven't been able to find them anywhere.
Before I resort to making some does anyone here have source, or a pair around?
Thanks!

Yea, wow, must be gold stitching on them Booster straps.