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Black Diamond Glidelite Nylon Standard Skins - 2006
Black Diamond GlideLite Standard Climbing Skins cut weight and bulk from your touring gear without sacrificing uphill traction. Thinner than regular skins, the GlideLite Skins have Tractor-Print bases that allow them to fold smaller than standard skins to stash easily in your pocket. Their clipless tail is ideal for backcountry skiers who like to keep things simple and a great choice for twin-tip skis.
Bottom Line: Go simple. Go light. Go with the Black Diamond GlideLite Standard Climbing Skins.
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Can I get a tail clip (like the STS) and rivet them to some older
Can I get a tail clip (like the STS) and rivet them to some older std. skins that I have?
By: m.v3063992
May 14, 2009
That should work fine. I have seen someone remove the clipfix tail and put on an STS instead.
By: Jerimy
May 15, 2009
I have the 165 killowatt. Are these a good choice?
I have the 165 killowatt. Are these a good choice?
By: drew keown
March 13, 2009
These will work fine but I like a tail clip though. STS or Clipfix are options
By: Michael Kisow
March 13, 2009
Wow
By: Michael Kisow
November 17, 2008
I use the ascension skins but I got to play with these at the BC store in SLC. They are way lighter and more packable than my ascensions. I'm thinking about getting these for my GF. Of course I cannot yet attest to their function on the snow, but after putting my hands on them I'm a believer.
when it comes to weight which type of skin would be the best
when it comes to weight which type of skin would be the best for a larger skier? At 6'5'' and 235 lbs + pack weight im a big skier, are there certain skins that would work better than others?
By: kdeaner1636050
March 5, 2009
No, weight doesn't affect skin performance. Just look for a set that will fit your skis width wise, trim to fit and you'll be good to go. If anything you'll have an advantage on a slicked out skin track--more weight means more stick in the snow.
By: Erica Carley
March 5, 2009
up up and away
By: JOHN GILCHRIST
December 15, 2006
Great skins. I like these because of how compact you can get them compared to Black Diamonds Ascension Nylon Clip Fix Skins. I also have a pair with the STS clip and would get those over these if you have tail problems.
why is a clipless tail a good choice for twin tips?
why is a clipless tail a good choice for twin tips?
By: alec
February 21, 2009
Because often the clip doesn't stay on a rounded tail, it slides off.
By: Angus Bohanon
February 21, 2009
Is it a big problem if I ordered a 120 mm skin and my ski is
Is it a big problem if I ordered a 120 mm skin and my ski is 134 mm underfoot? Or if i even ordered skins that were 100 mm will that work?
By: ryan
February 8, 2009
Not a problem at all. If you're in powdery snow you'll want skins as wide as possible, but for wetter snow 120 is more than enough.
By: Angus Bohanon
February 8, 2009
the gotamas have dimensions of 133/105/124, what skins would
the gotamas have dimensions of 133/105/124, what skins would fit best?
By: clay
December 15, 2008
In my opinion? 100mm1) Will work great out of the box.2) will leave you with edges for those gnarly traverses2.5) Tip and tail skin don't do that much for you. almost all grip comes from the underfoot region.3) If you can't go up something with 100mm of rug underfoot, you really should start booting.
By: sam reese
February 8, 2009
I just got the rossignol sick birds and i am itchin to let them
I just got the rossignol sick birds and i am itchin to let them fly outside of the resort. what skins would work well with the 128 tips and 121 tails?
By: bighit1309896
December 15, 2008
you could get away with 120s....
By: Michael Kisow
December 15, 2008
What size woul I get for skies with 105MM width?
What size woul I get for skies with 105MM width?
By: Tom Q
December 8, 2008
The size of the tip is what matters. Get a size that will cover the maximum amount of you ski. A little spending now will save you many many many headaches out on the steeps.
By: Michael Kisow
December 8, 2008
What is the length of the 120mm underfoots? ie will they fit
What is the length of the 120mm underfoots? ie will they fit a 189 ski?
By: pet2486878
October 17, 2008
Yes, these will fit your skis with no problem. The untrimmed length is about 200cm.
By: Cory Guru
October 21, 2008
Yes. The Black Diamond Glidelite Nylon Standard Skins have no tail clip so you are relying on the glue to keep the skin attached. You can cut the skin to the shape of your swallow tail. If the skin glue wears out you can reapply with:http://www.backcountry.com/store/BLD0004/Black-Diamond-
By: Justin Barrell
August 13, 2008
"Their clipless tail is ideal for backcountry skiers who like to keep things simple and a great choice for twin-tip skis."Yes, there isn't a back clip to worry about, so they work well for twin tips.Even if you do get ones with a tail clip you can still use them for twin tips, I haven't had a problem with it
By: Travis
October 21, 2008
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