Al,
It looks great to have such a long ski season. Especially now when there is actually enough daylight to enjoy a full day.
Sometimes I think I need to get out of the great lakes and move to the mountains so I can ski all the time. But then in the summer I think I should move to the ocean so I can sail all the time. I guess I am happy here with a short skiing season and a short sailing season.
I know you are a committed 75mm T4 guy, Al. This next part might not interest you!
I got my NNN BC Alpina Alaskas today. They feel really good standing on the skis on the carpet. I expect I will have much better edge and rotary control compared to the whitewoods 75mm boots.
I am surprised that there is so much rocker on the sole of these brand new boots. I expected the heel of the boot to rest on the heel plate of the binding with just the boot and ski sitting on the floor. The boot heel sits about 1 inch off the heel plate.
Does anyone know if this is normal and expected?
I think I'm turning XCd
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FourthCoast
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Re: I think I'm turning XCd
Mine did the same. I don't have a ruler out for exact measurements, but I click in and the heel is off the pad.
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FourthCoast
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Re: I think I'm turning XCd
Thanks for the quick response, Mr. Woods. It is reassuring to know that I have a normal boot!Woodserson wrote: ↑Tue Apr 13, 2021 10:20 amMine did the same. I don't have a ruler out for exact measurements, but I click in and the heel is off the pad.