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Trek Talonz get a grip

DGI Outdoors Trek Talonz - 1 pair

Rating for this product: 4 July 17, 2009

My pole baskets looked a little tired, so bought some Talonz before going on a 50 mile backpack with friends and family. Ended the segment with Mt. Whitney and also had some snow on Forester Pass. The baskets added security (or at least they seemed to) on the snow slopes and dirt. They clink a little because they are metal, but that's the only downside.

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Riva Z Comp on lightweight skis

Black Diamond Riva Z Comp Telemark Bindings WITH Riser Kit

Black Diamond Riva Z Comp Telemark Bindings WITH Riser Kit

Rating for this product: 5 April 13, 2005

Had bought Riva Z Comp on used TUA 110 Cross Rides. It is a simple, reliable, less active binding. Decided to mount a new pair , with riser kit on my lightweight Outtabounds. Tried them last week at local resort and was able to do easy double black with soft Spring conditions. I really like this lightweight setup and looking forward to trying it backcountry with the new bindings.

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