Telebuddy Binding Plates For August ‘Guschti’ Poltera, the problem was two-fold. Foremost, as a free rider Guschti was always switching between a Bishop Bomber for controlling fat skis on hard packed runs, and a lighter 2-pin binding for easier hikes off-piste. Secondarily, as good as the Bishop was for edging hard snow, he and his...
Gear Review: G3 FINDr 86/94/102
Gear Review: G3 FINDr Skis are a funny business. They are a combination of what one might consider mere mechanical construction, yet they are also part art. A portion of that is certainly due to the delight we experience when shussing through snow, but the real magic is how ski designers take a common set...
Review: Scarpa TX-Pro
Review: Scarpa TX-Pro Odds are if you’re a decent telemark skier, you will love Scarpa’s TX-Pro. The reasons are simple, and with a little investigation and analysis, obvious. The TX-Pro nails the peak of the bell curve of what the majority of tele skiers want: a boot that is big enough to deliver plenty of...
Lifestyle Product Reviews: Rogue Industries Wallet
Rogue Industries Wallet The stand-outs of the Rogue Industries Wallet are the factors that play into our mountain lifestyle: Durability, shape and style. That means it has to be functional both on and off the hill, from our ski pants all the way to the bar. And it doesn’t hurt that it works well when we...
Mounting Meidjo – Installation tips
Mounting Meidjo Telemark Binding If you’re mounting a Meidjo binding yourself, be aware this requires you to drill 13 holes in each ski, and that’s only if you don’t make any mistakes. Sobriety is advised. So is the Carpenter’s Rule.
