lilcliffy wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 22, 2020 6:51 pm

If you don't care about Xc performance- then the Epoch/Annum- the Annum if you weigh more than a hobbit.

I'm not sure what you mean by caring about xc performance. I will mostly be walking in the skis and only occasionally doing turns.

Woodsersin I was not aware of that sizing oddity, thank you for bringing it up.

I can still get away with small bc binding on some of these wider skis?

Will definitely want something with scales as I have no interest in dealing with skins

Wow such great responses :) I guess I should rephrase my question. Can you do some light teleturns on a BC setup? This setup will only be used a handful of times throughout the year so used equipment is fine. I mentioned the BC 80 because that's what they had at the shop when I went in. The 80 width...

Thanks for the quick reply! I do not have any xc gear currently so this would all be new. Would like to keep the boots/skis/poles <$500 The goal is to use the skis as a snowshoe substitute and once at the top of a hill be able to get down it safely with some lazy turns. When I snowshoe it's typicall...

I am a downhill tele skier and this will be my first xc setup. Considering the Alpina Alaska's with the Rossignol BC 80's, no clue on binding. Snow conditions range from hard packed plowed roads to 4 feet + of powder. Would an NNN BC setup be safe for light to moderate teleturns to get down steep dr...