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Slap on the Backcountry Access Magic Carpet Skins, do a beacon check, and begin your trek up the mountain for some deliciously deep pow turns. 

  • Water-repellent nylon sends you gliding steadily up the skin track
  • Glue is formulated for cold North American temps
  • Tip and tail hardware is compatible with most ski designs, including rounded twintip designs
  • Included trim kit gives you the tools you need to cut your skins to fit any sidecut
  • Length: 195cm

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5 5

bru4668146

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I bought a pair of the Magic Carpet skins last season and I like them better than my BD ascensions because they pack smaller. The BD ascensions are much stiffer than the Magic Carpets and don't pack down as small. When I first got the BCA skins they were really sticky but the glue has since broken in. I would rather have to much stick than not enough, especially in the cold. They climb and glide really well and the hardware seems to fit on any shaped ski, including my square tipped Moments.

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Chris Huntley

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

As a previous reviewer said, the glue is almost too sticky. Of course, if it's extremely cold, that will be a blessing. They grip even crappy snow well, and trimming and installing hardware was easy.

Could I pull off 100 mm skins with BD...

WyFi

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Could I pull off 100 mm skins with BD Starlet Ski (136-100-122)?

Wally Phillips

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Hey WyFi,

You could go with the Backcountry Access Magic Carpet Skins in a 100mm version to go with your BD Starlets. You won't have too much coverage on the ski though and while this will be okay for straight line travel, sidehilling could prove to be a bit troublesome at times.

hello. I have some older school TUA Ride...

David Reese

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hello. I have some older school TUA Ride 104 Telemark skiis. They are 185's and I would like to buy these Backcountry Access Magic Carpet Skins. Also, I have a pair of Karhu BC waxless skis that are 195's. The questions are these: Can I pull off one pair of skins for both lengths without compromising performance AND will the skins be effective on the waxless based Karhus that have more camber?? Thanks

Aaron Hoffman

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Hey - I recently bought a pair of these skins myself, so I can tell you a few things about them. First of all, the tip and tail mounting hardware is great, my buddy just got Black Diamond skins, and we both agree my hardware is nicer. However, the tail piece attaches by cutting the skin down to about half its original width, and then doubling it back through. So if you cut the strip long enough to pull it through and make the skin tight on the 185, you would have about 10 cm of skinnier skin under your ski on the 195s. Not necessarily a problem, but something to think about.

4 5

penp262472

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

FROM JAPAN
It is just magic carpet. Hike up the snow was more than twice the snow hard ten were crust, who have supported me firmly. Can be used without worry mounting the storage as well and I liked the most.

would these work on my EP Pro's? And what...

Carver Shaw

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would these work on my EP Pro's? And what size is recommended for them?

Weston D

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Yea they would. Buy skins that fit the widest part of the ski, sometimes, like the EP they don't make them that wide. In that case buy the fattest ones you can find but be sure they are at least wide enough at the waist.

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Shaun Raskin

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I got a pair of these last season. I had the great fortune of taking them to BC for a week of mind blowing deep conditions. I toured all day every day with these guys and they never failed to grip the snow or my skis. They are really nice and light weight and fold down to a slim profile. The only 2 points that could be improved upon with these skins are the tail clip- I felt like over time or in severe cold temps I would rip the rubber. I decided to retro fit mine with BD's STS tail clip. The second was the glue- Super sticky, yes. Maybe a bit too sticky as I had to struggle to rip them from my skis. Overall I felt these skins gripped the snow better than my previous BD ascension skins and the glue did hold really well in wet conditions(just a little too well)

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