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Karhu Storm BC Telemark Ski
March 6, 2009
i own the pair myself, and it really depends on how you set the edge, what conditions the snow is, where you're skiing and what type of binding. the ski corners great in backocuntry conditions (which it's made for) especially the windblown powder. i have a BD 01 on the ski and is great for getting an edge in. Where it doesn't excel is on the resort, and bumpy high speed turning. (Great for going fast in bumpy crud) i hope that answers your question.
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Scarpa T1 Telemark Ski Boot
February 21, 2009
actually, the tongue is now replaceable. i had the same problem, and the replaced tongue solved the problem
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Voile Switchback Telemark Ski Binding
January 18, 2009
the voile by far: simpler (hence more solid), lighter, more affordable, can change modes without being flat on the snow (it just locks in whenever you put your foot down, and cartridges that won't back off on you. But, again, it is all personal preference. If you want a release binding, the 7tm is good, but for the weight, to simplicity to price ratio, the voile is the way to go. I also own a pair of black diamond 01's, and if you're skiing big lines and jumping cliffs, the bd sticks your boot to the ski, and engage quicker.
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Scarpa T-Race Telemark Ski Boot
January 5, 2009
yes, they make the t1 raceThe reason they're not using the lace up is because they're now using the intuition liner, and putting laces in it might void the patent, but i'm not sure.The intuition liner is really nice, and i think when heat molded, there would be no need to have the laces
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Rottefella NTN Telemark Ski Binding
January 2, 2009
Do you bend your toe when you are in the binding. It doesn't seem like it would.Also, because over 40% of knee injuries happen when you fall back, does the binding release from backward pressure?
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