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As a touring enthusiast, you want a skin that glides on the uphill and packs light on the downhill. Fortunately, so does the G3 Alpinist Climbing Skin. Backed by the tech necessary for an intuitive and highly functional piece of gear, the Alpinist cuts through snow and vertical like butter and paper, respectively.

  • Low-profile tip connector uses pivoting hands to fit securely on your ski tip and eliminate the extra weight and floppiness of fold-over designs
  • Laminated tail uses G3 tail connection system to reduce drag
  • Waterproofing treatment prevents clumping when you move through multiple climate zones
  • Temperature-tolerant adhesive remains sticky even when it gets cold
  • RipStrip makes it easy to pull off the ski and reduces skin-to-skin sticking

Bottom Line: Glide and ride.

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I have a set of BC90n Backcountry skis 88 - 60 - 78 (189) and

I have a set of BC90n Backcountry skis 88 - 60 - 78 (189) and bought a pair of G3 Alpinist skins - 70 mm x long (180 - 190). I cannot figure out the fornt attachement as on these skis it doesn't catch and just slips through. Am I doing something wrong or are these skins not meant for these type of skis. Help. Thanks

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March 10, 2012

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These skins are meant for alpine skis which have the rounded tips that those clips would attach to and tension off of. The BC90 tip may be too narrow or not rounded enough to have the clips grab hold. You may have to move to another tip attachment plan like a tip loop or something of that nature.

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March 11, 2012

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Rating for this product: 5

Easy to use

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March 14, 2012

awesome skin easy to use, cutting tool works AMAZING! used a handfull of times in white mountains of NH one day it was -10 glue held well! Buy the twin tip clip from G3 makes life easy. Great product!!!!

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you guys know if the 100mm LONG will work for my Armada 185&

you guys know if the 100mm LONG will work for my Armada 185's?

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March 7, 2012

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Long is the right length. Width depends on the widest point on your Armadas. Get them within 10mm of the widest spot and trim to fit with the enclosed tool.

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March 7, 2012

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Rating for this product: 3

Adequate

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March 24, 2012

I've bought and used both the G3 Alpinist and Expedition skins and although I have not had the sliding problem noted by calebsflig2175651 (January 26, 2012), I do know someone who has. This leads me to believe it could be a defect in the individual skins. I have noticed that the G3 skins do not go as steep as the old BD Ascensions but they do hold very well on ice. Also, the glue seems to come off more quickly and the rubber tail piece that is welded into the skin (rather than riveted in) cannot be easily replaced if the rubber holes rip. The tail piece in the newer Alpinist model appears to be redesigned, so it may not be as problematic. As for working with G3, I also found them to not be so helpful and returning stuff to bc.com is easy but if you get it on Steep and Cheap, you only have 30 days to return a defective item.

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Salomon Czar 182. medium or long?

Salomon Czar 182. medium or long?

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February 11, 2012

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Long.

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February 12, 2012

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Rating for this product: 5

Sick, what!

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February 24, 2012

After a rather awesome evening spent eating brownies and trimming these guys upon their delivery (using the included skin-trimmer, which is perfection in razor blade form), finally got a chance to actually get out on them recently. Gripped great on icy, slushy nastiness, as well as in the fresh pow pow that happened later. Glide is better than the BD Ascensions I've tried, stick is superb (at least in New England, where the snow is eternally sub-par).

The adjustable tip bracket thingies don't fit my skis perfectly, but once everything is in place, nothing budges.

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I have 180 cm Fischer Big Stix 10.6. w/135 mm tip. Would it

I have 180 cm Fischer Big Stix 10.6. w/135 mm tip. Would it be better to get the medium or long skin? Either would likely work, but which would be the better fit?

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February 7, 2012

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Get the medium.

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February 8, 2012

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Rating for this product: 4

Solid Skins

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January 6, 2012

The Alpinists are top flight synthetic skins.

They grip well on the way up and have decent glide. The glide isn't as good as a BD Ascension, but they seem to stick better. On the other hand, the pivoting tip connectors are a huge improvement over the usual wire loops on BD and some other G3 skins. Even in the stickiest Spring conditions, I've had no trouble with clumping. The waterproofing works well to prevent it. The skins pack easily and can be applied and removed quickly with no fuss.

All in all, a solid addition to the touring setup.

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G3, yeah!

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March 1, 2012

Alpinist Climbing Skins in their natural habitat (don't worry, the fire wasn't lit yet).

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Looking for a skin that glides decently on the flats without

Looking for a skin that glides decently on the flats without giving up too much traction on steeper sections.

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January 29, 2012

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If you truly want good glide, get either a mohair/nylon mix or a pure mohair. Both G3 and BD make the mix. BD makes a pure mohair. Or you could go with one of the European companies that specialize in mohair, e.g. Pomoca or Coll-Tex.

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February 2, 2012

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Either this or the BD Ascension skins would be great.

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January 30, 2012

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Rating for this product: 5

G3 Alpinist Skins

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December 21, 2011

Great glide....Easy to set up on the skis...The new tail clip works awesome!!!!

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April 20, 2012

Durable.... Day in day out these skins have not let me down!

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What size skins for Madshus Annum 175cm? Thank you.

What size skins for Madshus Annum 175cm? Thank you.

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January 23, 2012

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Medium length (171cm-181cm), 100mm wide.

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January 24, 2012

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Rating for this product: 5

Great Skins

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January 31, 2012

Great skins, they slide so easy, less pile makes them easy to glide on.

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G3

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January 18, 2012

Alpinist on Gotamas

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Bought a DPS Wailer112RP 184cm and a DPS Yvette 112RP 168cm. Which

Bought a DPS Wailer112RP 184cm and a DPS Yvette 112RP 168cm.
Which (G3 Alpinist Climbing) skins do I need. 140 or 130mm in which size (medium, long?).
Thanks!

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January 8, 2012

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I have the 130mm medium G3 Alpinist on my DPS Lotus 120 at 178cm long, and I've found this to be a perfect fit.

I would recommend getting the 130mm as you really only need edge to edge skin coverage in the middle of the ski, especially with the early rise tip and tail on your skis.

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February 21, 2012

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That is one heck of a quiver.

Both skis have a tip width of 141mm. I'd get the 140mm skin in a Long for the Wailer and a Short for the Yvette and cut the width to fit. G3 provides a great little tool to cut skins.

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January 9, 2012

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Rating for this product: 5

Grip, and Glide!

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December 28, 2011

I took these out on my Line Opus and they worked great. They never slipped on the way up, and they glide beautifully on the flats, up hill, and even when hitting a small down hill section. They also glide better than the K2 skins. Trimming with the included trimmer is a cinch.

Great grip, amazing glide!
I highly recommend these skins.

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May I get the skin size for a Volkl Aura 131/96/114 please?

May I get the skin size for a Volkl Aura 131/96/114 please?

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January 2, 2012

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The Alpinists are great skins. Easy to put on and take off and the pivoting tip connectors are a superior alternative to wires.

The Volkl Aura has the same dimensions in every length. I'd recommend a 130mm width so you can cut them for full coverage.

For the 156 Aura you need a XShort length. The 163 Aura is right on the break and could go either XShort or Short. The 170 Aura needs a Short skin.

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January 3, 2012

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Rating for this product: 5

Impressed with Durability

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January 17, 2012

I've been using my Alpinist skins with a 195 Kuro for two and half seasons or roughly 100 times now. I've been impressed with their grip and the glue's durability, as I have not replaced the glue to date. The bonu? The Tip fitting. Kuro's are wide and flat in the tip and finding tip clip was tough until I found these.

Strongly recommend them! Chapeau!

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Just bought a pair of G3 Highballs, they are 140/116/127, I'm

Just bought a pair of G3 Highballs, they are 140/116/127, I'm thinking 140mm-Long would be the right pair. But I would like to know another persons opinion!

Many thanks!

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January 1, 2012

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130mm would also work with less to trim and only missing 4-5mm for part of the tip. Can't say about the length without knowing which length you bought.

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January 1, 2012

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Rating for this product: 5

Work Good

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November 23, 2011

I haft to admit these are the first skins but these work great. Grip well and are easy to set up.

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G.3

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January 18, 2012

Alpinist on Gotamas

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January 18, 2012

trimming tool is simple and works so well, wish i had more to do with it now...

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I've got some volkl chopsticks at dimensions 148/128/148

I've got some volkl chopsticks at dimensions 148/128/148 mm and they're 175 cm in length. Should I go with these skins and what length and size should I get. I think I would have to go with the 140 mm but my tip and tails are still wider.. will this result in a problem skinning up the mountain?

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December 30, 2011

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Long 140mm will be perfect. The ski tapers quickly so that the open 4mm on each side at the tip won't make a big difference in skinning. Enjoy!

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December 30, 2011

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Rating for this product: 5

Great skins!

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February 21, 2012

Taken these skins touring twice now and very happy with them. For starters, they are so easy to cut and set up, the tool that comes with is automatically offset, so no need to readjust and cut again. My blackdiamond skin friends were stealing my cutting tool because it was so easy to use. As for on snow performance I definitely felt I was slipping a lot less than my friends on tour with black diamond skiins of similar price point. Super happy with these! You will be too!

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I have a Jones Solution split board 163w what size should I use?

I have a Jones Solution split board 163w what size should I use? it has a waist width of 262 when put together

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December 29, 2011

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Eric, Your best bet is the G3 Alpinist Split Board Skin size medium (158-174cm). They are shaped to fit boards, not skis and have a better tail connection for boards. Backcountry.com was carrying them. Maybe they are temporarily out. In lieu of the split-board skins, get these in a short 130mm width and get the twin-tip tail attachment.

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December 29, 2011

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Performed Poorly / Not the Same as the Old G3

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January 26, 2012

New G3 Alpinist Red Logo skins perform poorly skining up, and stretch out too quickly. Also, G3's customer service is not going to be of any help. Buyer beware. G3's product has despairingly lowered in quality compared to their old products, and other skins now available. First time out with the G3 I was slipping backwards at 30 or so degrees (could it be the long wide skinless section to make it easier to pull apart?). Also, from tip to tail the skin has stretched so easily that I have no room to tighten the tail - after one time out. If your back country experience will be no greater than skiing bunny slopes this skin might work. For those wanting a high performance skin you will not find it with this G3 product. Truly disappointed

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January 28, 2012

I just brought a pair of G3 skins in December and love them. They work well in most conditions - better than my BD and Colltex skins that I have owned previously. I'm not sure what you mean by slipping - does the skin glue slip? Or the skin plush (i.e. the skins on the snow?) 30 deg is getting up there for skinning uphill- your personal technique is very important at this angle to maintain grade. You may want to go out with some expert b/c skiers and see what tactics they employ.

All skins stretch a little when wet, and also under the small amount of tension you place them under when pulling the tail strap tight. If yours once stretched are too long for your skis then you have purchased the wrong skin length - you want the size down from what you have.

Lastly, I've found G3 customer service super helpful and friendly. They do all their warranties in the US through their dealers, but this is apparently due to customs and shipping issues (G3 is a Canadian company). They answered a couple of my technical questions regarding my broken binding, and pointed me back to my dealer (bc.com) who then took great care of me.

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I'm about to purchase Volkl Aura twin tip skis in 163cm 131/96/114mm.

I'm about to purchase Volkl Aura twin tip skis in 163cm 131/96/114mm. /Which Alpinist skins should I go for, xshort or short / 115mm or 130mm? Do I need twin tip connectors too? These will be my first skins, are they easy to cut and fit or should I be buying them from the ski retailer and asking him to fit them?

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December 29, 2011

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130mm short for best coverage. Twin-tip connectors really help keep the skin tail on the ski. They're worth every penny. The skins come with a cutting tool. Well-designed and easy to use. There is a good cutting video on G3s website (http://www.genuineguidegear.com/life/video/trimming-g3-alpinist-skins).

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December 29, 2011

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Rating for this product: 4

First Impressions

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January 24, 2012

I have only used these skins 3 times now but am overall fairly impressed. The glide great and stick to the snow even better. I have had only one problem with them on a tour. The adhesive did not stick to the ski very well maybe due to temperature or snow already on the skin or ski. Otherwise the design is fantastic and fits my BD Verdicts great. The skin cutter is also super helpful

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I have Surface watch life skis with 132/100/122 what width should

I have Surface watch life skis with 132/100/122 what width should I get? 172 cm

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December 26, 2011

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would watch life 182's go long you think?

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January 30, 2012

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130 medium!

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December 27, 2011

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Great Skins

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January 17, 2012

Best skins around when it comes to how they attach to the ski. I use the twin tip connector and never have to worry about them coming out of place, even on my skis with flat tails. And it's hard to beat the price when compared to other brands.

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I'm hoping someone can help...I'm getting a pair of Rossi

I'm hoping someone can help...I'm getting a pair of Rossi S7's (women's 168). What size skins will I need? Thanks guys!

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December 23, 2011

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You want the Short length.

For width, you have a decision to make. You can get the 100mm width and slap them on without any cutting. You'll enjoy a slight weight savings. Or, you can get the 140mm width to cover the entire base. You'll have to cut them, but you'll have much better traction on the way up.

Personally, I'd go wide and cut them down.

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December 24, 2011

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Awesome cutting tool

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December 10, 2011

Haven't toured with these yet, damn snow hasn't come but just got them in and finished cutting them. They seem great so far but we'll see how they tour.

A++ for the cutting tool. No hassle and it gives you the automatic offset that you have to fidget all around with the traditional "envelope opener" that comes with BD skins.

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Re-Post - not sure if the orignal updated - thanks for the help.

Re-Post - not sure if the orignal updated - thanks for the help.

Another size question - I have the G3 Barons - what size skins will work? 116/81/104 - 184 Length.

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December 19, 2011

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115mm Longs will get you up the hill.

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December 20, 2011

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Another size question - I have the G3 Barons - what size skins

Another size question - I have the G3 Barons - what size skins will work? 116/81/104 - 184 Length.

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December 18, 2011

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Oops - the barons are - 116/81/104

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December 19, 2011

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Need to know length / width?

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December 18, 2011

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I have 160cm K2 Paybacks. The tip is 125mm wide. What size

I have 160cm K2 Paybacks. The tip is 125mm wide. What size climbing skin should I buy.

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December 16, 2011

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XS(153-163cm) in a 115mm will be the ticket.

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December 16, 2011

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I have the Line Cir Francis Bacons with marker griffon bindings

I have the Line Cir Francis Bacons with marker griffon bindings and Im going to get the Alpine Trekker Binding Adapters, and I was wondering if I should get 115mm straight or 140mm and cut them

P.S I have never done any backcountry skiing.

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December 12, 2011

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I'd recommend the 140mm and trim them to fit (cutting tool is included). Much better grip. Go straight only if your focus is light weight.

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Hey, I have the Rossignol Koopman S3 length 168 and waist is

Hey, I have the Rossignol Koopman S3 length 168 and waist is 100mm ish. What size should I get?

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December 11, 2011

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I think the S3 has a 128mm tip. For full coverage you should get the 115mm short.

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December 11, 2011

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What size would you suggest for 174 Coombacks. Seems that a 130

What size would you suggest for 174 Coombacks. Seems that a 130 short might work and a medium could be on the edge of two long.

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December 11, 2011

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Mediums cover 171-181cm. I'd stick with that. 130mm is the right call for a 135 tip.

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December 11, 2011

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I have a pair of Armada TST's 183cm long, (119-132-102-123),

I have a pair of Armada TST's 183cm long, (119-132-102-123), do I pick a pair of 130mm? and which length?... from reading the other answers, sounds like long....
Thx

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December 2, 2011

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Thanks Sandy!

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December 5, 2011

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Yep. Long's the ticket (180-190cm). 130mm wide will work with trimming.

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December 5, 2011

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I realize everyone on here is asking about sizing, and unfortunately

I realize everyone on here is asking about sizing, and unfortunately i am unsure about what size to order as well. I have SkiLogik Howitzer's 186's and 110 waist. Please advise on what size skin I should order. thanks!!

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November 20, 2011

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If you want full coverage, get a long in a 130mm.

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November 21, 2011

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how can i make these work for twin tips? i just bought them and

how can i make these work for twin tips? i just bought them and i realised that they slide off the tails.

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November 13, 2011

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check out the G3 twin-tip connector kit--it's a little piece that hooks on to the tail strap and holds the skin on with two hooks (instead of just one) to keep your skins from coming off your tails. runs about $20, backcountry.com sells em!

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November 14, 2011

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I've got the 192cm Bent Chetler's and I'm wondering

I've got the 192cm Bent Chetler's and I'm wondering if I should go with the Xl or the long. I saw a question about 189's and how to go with the longs. Is the bent chetler long enough to justify the 3 extra centimeters?

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November 12, 2011

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Longs run 180-190cm. Probably too short even accounting for stretch. Best bet would be the XLs (189-199cm).

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November 12, 2011

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I have Volkl Tierras, 163cm skis. What size climbing skins should

I have Volkl Tierras, 163cm skis. What size climbing skins should I get?

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November 11, 2011

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130mm XS should work best. Your length is on the border with the short size, but it is better to be on smaller side as the skin and tail have some stretch, but you can't make a too-long Alpinist skin any shorter.

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November 11, 2011

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What size skins would I get for 172 Zests?

What size skins would I get for 172 Zests?

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November 3, 2011

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Sheryl, 130mm-Short would be the call. Enjoy!

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November 3, 2011

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my skis are 189, should I get the longs or X-long?

my skis are 189, should I get the longs or X-long?

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October 25, 2011

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Go with the long. If necessary, there is some stretch in both the skin and the tail strap. If the XL is too long, there is no good way to shorten it.

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October 26, 2011

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Anyone know if this tip system will fit the Armada JJs? (185)?

Anyone know if this tip system will fit the Armada JJs? (185)? Any other suggestions on skins for the JJs would be great too...

Thanks!

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October 5, 2011

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It should work fine. It fits everything I've seen out there unless there is some really fat tip protector.

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By: Adam Reinhard March 14, 2012

awesome skin easy to use, cutting tool works AMAZING! used a handfull of times in white mountains of NH one day it was -10 glue held well! Buy the twin more...

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By: rwmartin100110178 March 24, 2012

I've bought and used both the G3 Alpinist and Expedition skins and although I have not had the sliding problem noted by calebsflig2175651 (January more...

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Material:
synthetic 
Tail Attachment:
tail clip and strap 
Bag Included:
yes 
Weight:
(x-short) 14.5-23.2 oz, (short) 15.2-24.5 oz, (medium) 15.9-25.8 oz, (long) 16.6-27.1 oz, (x-long) 17.3-28.5 oz 
Recommended Use:
alpine touring, ski mountaineering 
Manufacturer Warranty:
60 days