ml242

seem solid enough.
I haven't yet tested them out in all conditions as my climbs have been on firmer snow in sub arctic temps but just to address a couple issues that have been brought up:

I find the bag to have plenty of room.

All razors that come with skins are terrible in my experience.

They have very little glide at all.

They weight on the skis seems pretty good for the size, but it's hard to gage on the fat skis. These are cut for my Jaks. It's really hard for me to imagine how these are much better or worse than any other skins i've used. They certainly did the job, but my biggest problem is clumping and that wouldn't happen with any skin on Hoth.

Bonus: sts is real easy on and off so your hands stay a bit warmer than on other tip tail attachments i've tried.

I still like these ski's, but I am a little less into them as a 1 ski quiver. I am thinking about getting some super fat skis for the pow and skied on some true ice coast catskills stuff of the like that i haven't seen for the 90s and would have prefered bomber lange WC's and a slalom ski to carve it up.

Barons - Great 85 percent of the time. Pow, crud, windblown ice/crust. For waist deep hero pow or an east coast hockey rink, choose something else (or stay inside).

Hope that helps.

but they do everything else. I am really really impressed. Ice, trees, and hucks, I don't know what i did without these. I was on an AT set-up too, not tele.

these are amazingly stiff and yet super comfortable. Going uphill is easy, and downhill even better. They keep me warm, my feet are happy, and they can drive my ski. A better all around experience than the performance boots like the Lange 120s, without sacrificing much. Plus, if you have a narrow foot they will fit you like a glove. or boot. whatever. I couldn't be happier.

Seriously, I might not have to wash them till then! (Please don't tell her!)

I don't even think I yelled at a cabbie all week. At night I can wash them in the bathroom and they're dry by morning, if I'm not feeling too lazy.

Amazing!

The only problem is that my friends are sick with hearing how great my underwear is.

I wish that I bought the biggest size though, the 20x36 isn't quite enough to get that nice warm you up kind of wrap around, but it is certainly enough to dry you off.

dry's pretty quick. everyone needs one. It's a towel, let's not get too crazy here.

I wear this to work on my road bike every day and it never gets gross. I am getting a little sick of drying off with paper towels though, maybe i'll start bringing a pack towel.

It does bleed like crazy every time I wash it (red) so keep it separate for a long while.