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Troy Barry
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My adrenaline starts to flow around 5:30AM. The best part of the day is before the rest of the world has woken up and the rawness of nature is still living from the night hours. I enjoy the early morning training workout or laps on a peak or piece of single track. These are the most opportune times to run into creatures above us in the food chain. Exciting, exhilarating, story worthy.
I am a Hedonist, a four season athlete and outdoorsman, a father, a husband, an environmental scientist. I feel fortunate to be living the good life.
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Dynafit TLT Vertical ST Alpine Touring Binding
September 8, 2011
Pumalogy, you are correct with the toe release when climbing if you don't pull the toe lock lever up all the way to the top. You will inadvertently kick the inside ski off every time you switch back the ski. Make sure you pull the toe lever up through the full range of clicks and this will a a-leave your pain. I have been touring with various models of the Dynafit for a decade and this is the solution on every binding they make. Good Luck.
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