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Marker Tour F10 and Tour F12

Marker F12 Tour Binding

November 15, 2011

This shows you how to use the F10 and F12 bindings. I wish I had seen this before I went touring. Check out the transition technique, especially the snow removal and knee press.

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Marker Tour F10 and Tour F12

Marker F10 Tour Binding

November 15, 2011

This shows you how to use the F10 and F12 bindings. I wish I had seen this before I went touring. Check out the transition technique, especially the snow removal and knee press.

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Icelantic Shaman Ski

January 14, 2012

If i'm using skis specifically for powder, and therefore chop, would you suggest the Icelantic Keeper or the Icelantic Shaman?

Skiing all conditions, tight trees, open bowl, traverses/ski cuts

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Icelantic Keeper Ski

January 13, 2012

I'm an expert 5' 10" skier that weighs 145 lbs and normally skis a 173cm. I ski a lot of trees, can I get away with a skiing a 167cm?

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Works great for going up steep hard pack in the morning

Marker Ski Crampon

Marker Ski Crampon

Rating for this product: 5 January 10, 2012

I have these on my Marker Tour F12 bindings and they work great. You will be surprised how large they are, but when they sink into the hard snow you will be stoked. I never use them around town but they are great to have when doing mountains, due to their old snow.

The size chart that comes with it says what each size crampon will fit different ski widths.

H002G1A Crampon 113mm fits a max 106mm ski
H001G1A Crampon 92mm fits a max 94mm ski
H003K1A Crampon 82mm fits a max 74mm ski

It looks like those of you with skis wider than 106mm are out of luck. Marker probably thought that only a few people skin up ice and hard pack with fat skis.

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Marker F10 Tour Binding

November 15, 2011

You may be able to stretch them around the skis. I use the standard binding on a set of Dynastar Legend Sultan 94s. The only issue I find is that my skis don't lock together very well when carrying them.

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Marker F10 Tour Binding

November 15, 2011

The safety on both bindings are the same. The differences you will see are are weight and durability. I find the heavier bindings ski better, but if she only weighs 100lbs it probably doesn't matter. YMMV

I patrolled probably 60 days last season and only broke a brake (common across all bindings).

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Mountain Hardwear Super Power Hooded Fleece Jacket - Men's

September 24, 2010

Does anyone know the difference between this and the Mountain Hardwear Transition Super Power?

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Black Diamond Neutrino Rackpack - 6 Pack

November 13, 2008

I know the description says that there is a green biner, but the photo looks like it has two grey. Can anyone confirm the green one?

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Metolius PAS Personal Anchor System w/ Element Locking Carabiner

September 8, 2008

This is used as a leash to connect your harness to a bolt, protection, ice screw, anchor or something solid. It is a popular alternative to the daisy chain used in rock or ice climbing. The standard daisy chain as a flaw that, when used without proper instruction, can lead to disaster. Though daisy chains do a great job be sure to understand how they work. Check http://www.bdel.com/videos/daisy.html for more information.Due to the material it is made of it is not recommended for activities where you end up above your anchor, such as canyoneering. (The founder of ATS, Darren Jeffrey, demonstrated how easy they can fail in those situations.)

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Julbo Explorer Sunglasses - Camel Anti-fog Lens

August 24, 2008

Unfortunately, no, you cannot. For some of Julbo's newer glasses you can purchase a "Optical Clip." These make them Rx-able.

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