Hey, thanks for the recommendations! They sound awesome, especially Cerro Catedral. I'm definitely adding it to my list. Have you had any experience with guided tours at any of these places? My friend recommended this one https://gowithguide.com/argentina but I'm still open to other options. Thanks ...

For a mix of resort and backcountry with park jumps and drops, the Rottefella Freedom bindings should be your pick. They offer good release for jumps and are versatile across varied terrain. Enjoy your skiing adventures!

Been keeping an eye out for that Madshus Panorama Transition Intelligrip M68 WAX version myself. It's a bit elusive, but hoping someone here might have a lead.

Check out Freeheel Life on YouTube. They cover vintage telemark gear and old binding systems in detail.

Hi everyone, I'm relatively new to the world of telemark skiing and I'm planning a trip to Argentina soon. I've heard some great things about the ski resorts and backcountry opportunities there, but I honestly have no idea where to start. Can anyone share their experiences or give some advice on the...

For tele and backwoods skiing, crampons excel on icy or steep slopes for added grip, while skins are versatile across varied terrains like deep powder or mixed conditions, offering efficient ascents without slipping. If you're focused on steep or icy terrain, crampons are ideal; for all-around perfo...

This summer, I'm diving into hiking and camping trips, and maybe tackling a DIY solar power project for my camper.

For your cross-country skiing setup, choosing NNN BC bindings is a wise move for the terrain and snow you'll encounter. The Fischer Excursion 88 and S-Bound 98 skis are excellent picks, providing flexibility for varied landscapes and snow types, and they deliver good floatation and edge control on h...

You seem well-immersed in the XCD realm! Considering the terrain and snow conditions in Southeast Wisconsin, the Fischer Excursion 88 and S-Bound 98 are excellent options. They both provide adaptability across various snow types and are well-suited for the region's undulating hills. The Excursion 88...

If you prefer a wider fit and comfort, go for the Lundhags Abisku despite availability concerns in North America. The Fischer BCX Traverse offers a higher shaft for better lateral support, which could be great for your cross-country skiing plans with the Voile Objective and FT62. Given the hassle of...