Tune your ski setup ramp and delta angles so you can switch between gear without feeling like you are in the backseat or over the bars.
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Tuning ski binding ramp angle can be beneficial, here is how with Dynafit and other tech bindings.
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Dynafit Beast 16 binding ramp angle and more, a week of ski binding reviews and backcountry information.
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Ascent Plates: A First Look into the Art of High Angle Snowshoeing and the Best Products Available
by Ben Hoinessby Ben HoinessThe dreaded bootpack becomes, maybe, a bit less of a bear wearing ascent plates. Ben Hoiness introduces us to the refined gear of vertical snowshoeing.
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Review of the Petzl Irvis Hybrid Crampon for ski touring and ski mountaineering in variable snow conditions and climbing.
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Review of Dynafit Cramp-In special crampons for Speed Nose boots such as Hoji, pluses and minuses, lightweight, needs anti-balling plate.
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Review and first look of Marker Alpinist ski touring binding for 2018, light weight and innovative materials, looking good for backcountry.
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Petzl IRVIS Crampons for ski mountaineering and glacier travel, light, steel, boot crampons.
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Review of G3 ION ski crampons, excellent backcountry option is easy to install and remove, even with your skis attached to your feet while ski touring.
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B&D Ski Crampons review for backcountry skiing and ski mountaineering adventures
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A Fortnight of Planks #2 – Dynafit FR/FT 10 06/07 model – also, new reinforced Dynafit Comfort Crampon Baseplate Mount
by Lou Dawsonby Lou DawsonDynafit FT 10 ski and Scarpa Spirit 3 boot reviews for backcountry skiing
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First look review and unboxing of Dynafit Superlite (Superlight) 2.0 ski touring binding, removable brake and low ramp angle, not to mention less weight for backcountry skiing.
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Installing Maruelli heel posts for Dynafit Speed Radical bindings, nice weight reduction and lowered heel for less ramp angle.
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Installation of B&D binding shims on Dynafit Speed Radical to unit, to tune binding delta ramp angle for easier skiing.
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DIY backcountry skiing binding shim plates for Dynafit Radical or other tech bindings, tune your ramp angle.
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Backcountry ski binding ramp angle change, B&D shim for Dynafit and other tech binding toes raises toe 1/4 inch.
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While for the most part a design itteration over previous models, the new Fritschi Eagle backcountry skiing binding departs in several significant ways. Mainly, a relocated touring pivot provides much needed ergonomics (i.e., no more Fritschi Frankestride), and a wider binding support foot nder the boot heel yields enhanced stability. Weight remains similar yet slightly lighter (35.3 ounces per binding, Freeride is 36 ounces), stack height is the same, heel unit looks and performs as with previous models, and ramp angle stays identical. In all, we’d call this a very nice improvement to what’s easily the best step-in step-out touring binding on the market.
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The new lineup adds flax, cuts weight, and ski really, really well With a start-to-finish factory in Salt Lake City and Wasatch testing ground a mere 33 minutes apart sans traffic, it’s no surprise that DPS is able to pump…
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Tecnica rounds out their Zero G Peak series of boots with the women’s specific Zero G Peak W. This 1kg class boot promises a solid fit for many foot types and the lightness to help you float up the vert. Here’s a first look.
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A proper boot fit can be a tricky thing. And for some women’s feet, the quest for an ideal fitting backcountry touring boot can be frustrating. In this reposted piece from Lisa Dawson, we get some keen advice about her experience dialing in the fit.
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