Got another ski touring binding page done for our online virtual museum of backcountry skiing, early Dynafit Low Tech history.
History
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Historic Preservation and Restoration in the Old Ski Town, a dynamic mountain culture requires a mix of old and new, not freezing a snapshot in time.
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intage 1970s Gertsch binding with touring adapter. Donated to our collection by Tony Thompson of Canada, the Gertsch is primarily an alpine binding.
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Teton Skiing – Legends of the Fall Line” begins with a good overview of 1930s and 1940s foundational skiing. A mix of pan/zoom stills and video interviews with old timers, such as Ted Major (Teton skier since 1937) gives life to the early days when mail carriers were the first skiers.
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Review and historical essay about Marker Duke backcountry skiing and freeride ski binding, first fully alpine binding with touring function.
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Information about Mammut Barryvox avalanche beacon retailed in 2006, historic design was smallest in class and had a nice interface for backcountry skiing safety.
