I discovered last week that Rottefellas 3-pin Super Telemark binding is no longer listed on Rottefellas website...
Sad news indeed, since neither nnn-bc or ntn is a good replacement for light telemark.
End of an era?
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MikeK
Re: End of an era?
What I told my wife about being tired with 3 babies:
"Better get used to it"
3 pin isn't going forward... so I'd say that quote applies.
"Better get used to it"
3 pin isn't going forward... so I'd say that quote applies.
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lowangle al
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- Favorite Skis: powder skis
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- Occupation: Retired cement mason. Current job is to take my recreation as serious as I did my past employment.
Re: End of an era?
If you're able, get a cable, it will keep you stable, and that ain't no fable.
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MikeK
Re: End of an era?
If you have any apprehension, just remember, cables are only stiff in tension.
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MikeK
Re: End of an era?
Yeah - I got a few of those on my shelf... any buyers?fisheater wrote:http://www.voile.com/mm5/graphics/00000 ... 40x540.jpg
It ain't over , 'til it's over!
They still have the Cobras, so Rotte hasn't totally given up on 75mm.
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fisheater
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- Occupation: Construction Manager
Re: End of an era?
MikeK wrote:Yeah - I got a few of those on my shelf... any buyers?fisheater wrote:http://www.voile.com/mm5/graphics/00000 ... 40x540.jpg
It ain't over , 'til it's over!
They still have the Cobras, so Rotte hasn't totally given up on 75mm.
I know another skier in my area whom also fishes out of a kayak. We are talking about making up for our lame ski season, with an early season fishing trip to western Lake Ontario. I think it's east of Buffalo, maybe somewhere near Rochester, I'm not quite sure. If it works out, maybe I would take one those three pins, and some brown skis off your hands. It's hard to say right now, I need to fence my yard, I'll see where I stand.
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Woodserson
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Re: End of an era?
Just do it
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fisheater
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- Favorite boots: Alpina Alaska, Alico Ski March
- Occupation: Construction Manager
Re: End of an era?
I am sure when I get serious about finding a waxless in that class , I will really kick myself. I just have a few things that are in front of skis that I do not have snow for.MikeK wrote:I just shipped the brown skis to VT this morning. Sorry 'bout that.