Yes they are...

I saw that in Kijiji.ca

The guy is saying the boots are made «for agressive telemark turns».

(I hope you guys aren't too sensitive to my weird humour...)

Ouais, ouais, je les ai vues les bottes à Bri7 (Alfa), à moitié décâlissées après même pas une saison complète :lol: Faut dire que Bri7, y fait pas dans la tendresse, ni dans la dentelle non plus... Sur un autre ordre d'idée: quand est-ce que l'on te voit à Qc? Plein de neige ici. Du sacré beau terr...

Yes... Now it is called the BC 55...

Here is my modified T4 with Morrow liners... 1,209 kg... with power straps.

I like the Glittertind myself (specially the red version, which seems to be more turn friendly). Gamme 54, E99, all of them are (seem) good choices, regarding your needs (disclaimer: I never skied those 2 last one; I have seen some version of E99 though). The new Glit is supposed to have a stiffer c...

In decent shape. Complete, with heel units and levers (not shown). Standard rods. Choice of brakes: narrower or larger... Asking 65$ + shipping.

Fish, if you consider a pair of Atomic, I might have a suggestion: Atomic Panic... It's pretty cheap, you can assuredly find a new old pair (2012, 2013, 2014...). It is a twin with 87 underfoot. It might be a good compromise.

That fat ski market is just that; another market segment that wasn't covered, giving a good opportunity for the business to make money. Of ourse, there is a use for fat skis; not on groomers though. In the BC, when conditions are tough (wind slab, crud, etc) fat skis are pretty good! For me, fat is ...

There is one tool that could take care — it seems — of the bases; it is called Skivision base flattener or something like that... I wonder if it is as good as they claim...