yes! started skiing there last season as well as the small mesa to the east. I found them to be especially nice with corn snow. lately i've been skiing in the trees just to the east of both of those as the terrain in there is a little bit steeper.

yeah, they're definitely quite old and so are the skis. probably won't bother replacing them since i only use them two to three times per season. I guess I probably should if I end up skiing them more at some point

hello everyone, I i have an old pair of skis mounted with Asolo 3 pin bindings. I've heard these referred to as "double bail" bindings because the bail has a metal plate that is screwed onto it. i recently got a new pair of crispi Svartisen boots and while these do fit in the bindings, it is very ti...

Nice! the San Juans have been pretty great lately, I was at Andrew's lake the week before last and it was quite nice

saw this survey on Bishop Telemark's Instagram page, I'm interested to see what the results will say

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIp ... g/viewform

picked up some g flex yesterday and will try and fix the ski today, wish me luck!

I'm wondering if I should try putting put some epoxy in there and clamping it down in an attempt to try and prolong the ski's life a little

after a great tour today I returned home and later noticed that one of my nansen skis had a big gap between the topsheet and edge, what do I do?

decided to go to the local ski hill this afternoon and do a couple of laps on the remaining snow

here are the skis that I used this season [/img] PXL_20240330_234649589.MP~2.jpg [/img] ski descriptions from left to right: 147?(I think) cm fischer skate revolutions with rottefella nnn bindings, these are actually my Mom's skis that she lets me use, I use some of her other skate skis too but thes...