Contour ski tour climbing skins review, 2020 version with Hybrid glue are recommended.
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Contour ski touring climbing skins use a special Hybrid glue that’s incredible, and come in mohair as well as nylon, this is a factory visit.
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Review and opinion about Contour climbing skins for ski touring, ISPO 2017 and factory visit.
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Cleaning the Contour Hybrid ski touring climbing skins is amazing, it renews to what appears to be new condition.
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Review and industry visit with Koch Alpin, regarding Contour Hybrid and trad ski touring climbing skins mohair and nylon.
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Review of Contour Hybrid climbing skins for ski touring and backcountry snow sports, you can wash these in the dishwasher.
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Report, visit to Contour ski touring climbing skins in Austria, checking out tip and tail attachments as well as cleaning and renewal of skin glue.
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Contour climbing skins, Shark tailhook is easy to install, no rivets, could change your ski touring life.
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Hagan and Contour offer ski touring binding options for children, shorter kids skis as well for backcountry.
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Contour Hybrid Climbing Skins, factory visit and review show these are excellent kit for backcountry skiing and touring.
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Review of POV helmet camera cam Contour HD for backcountry skiing.
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The Ski Trab Deep Look: Ski Trab Magico.2 Skis, Titan Vario.2 Binding, and Branded Mohair Skins
by Alli Hartzby Alli HartzFrom Ski Trab we dive headfirst into a primo lightweight setup with the Magico.2 ski and Titan Vario.2 binding. Solid engineering and deep mission worthy.
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Looking to learn about the skin basics? Here’s “Skins 101” to cover materials, tip and tail attachments systems, and stickiness- or lack thereof- of glue.
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Grace Staberg, a U.S. skier on the ISMF World Cup, provides some insight into her stash of skimo race gear. Yup, it looks fast, and it’s light.
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Climbing skin snafus can take the smile off your face like frozen drizzle crusting a once perfect powder shot. Resources to keep your climbing skins dialed.
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The big, wide, open … and steep ski terrain around Jackson Hole can be dizzying to the uninitiated. Here’s a Teton appetizer for those new to the range.
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It’s time to check your backcountry ski gear. From boots, bindings, skis, and skins, our pre-season gear checklist is a reminder to get all things in order.
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Trip report from three day backcountry ski tour along the Isolation Traverse in the North Cascades in Washington.
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Review of the Voile UltraVector BC ski for traverses and rolling terrain, testing the grip limit of fish scales.
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Review of the DPS Pagoda Tour 112 RP and Tour 94 C2 as a quiver of two for ski touring, ski mountaineering, powder skiing.