I picked up a set of 184 hyper vectors last August. I really enjoyed them for the season. I have them mounted by Voile with HW and running T2 ecos. Scales climb extremely well. I only had to use my skins a few times this season. Kick and glide is great and fairly easy to tele on soft snow. My only ...

I didn't mean to post that previous picture, don't know what happened. and I don't know why they' sideways

It looks like your summer season is off to a good start Fish, keep it up. I just took a three day trip looking for rainbows. It was a great trip even though the fishing was slow.

That's some good information there Christer thanks for sharing it with us.

Skiing with the cable will enable your rear ski to work with less weight on it than with three pins alone, it is more forgiving. It also gives you more edge control through the entire turn even the part when the ski is unweighted. The cable could add to the resistance when touring, but not much if y...

Lapping the good stuff on a long run is where no wax skis shine.

Gently used Voile Vector BC skis mounted with hardwire bindings. 170cm $ 500.00.

I haven't had the skis out yet but I've made a few observations. Compared to my old Vectors I saved about 10 oz.(280gr) per pair while gaining 7cms in length. Not bad but I'd have been thrilled to save a whole lb. Both pairs are mounted using Voiles boot center recommendation and both pin lines are...

A thousand feet in a just over a mile is pretty darn good w\o skins. I find with a lot of sidestepping and herringboning I don't go any quicker, and if it takes a lot of arm work I'd be more likely to use skins.

Nice photo Canna, if I recall the Sherbi is on lookers left.

I actually enjoy the social aspect of the Tucks trail, my dogs love seeing all the people. it's graded better for skinning too I feel about the same. I prefer to avoid crowds, but if you can't beat em, join em. Sometime the social aspect does add to the enjoyment. I haven't skied that trail in 30 y...