You have a great binding setup, it just needs to be tuned. A set of Voile long-travel springs and cutting the TX Pro boot cuff below the 4th buckle (or F3 boots) would give you the downhill feel of a Switchback/T2 combo but with better touring ability. I agree. I can’t see anything wrong on how the...

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Leon, your plates are awesome, congratulations. I agree that it's not easy to swap bindings when it involves dealing with too many screws, at least on the field. With Meidjos I'm also concerned about damaging the threads of the LT plate, specifically those that hold the brakes. On a side note, I sus...

They ski well but are very heavy, even on piste for my taste. I mounted them on Volkl Kendo 88’s for piste and the combination of heavy ski and heavy binding was a bit too much. I ended up installing Meidjos on them. just skied them once and they felt quite different, the Meidjo has a bigger range o...

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I found a solution to use the alpine heel as riser for touring, to prevent it from rotating: put a quick pin through the hole of the cylindrical piece of the alpine heel. I'll keep them on the backpack belt pocket forever, no big deal.

I replaced the spring box with newer model with step-in and added the powder casing kit. Some observations worth to share: Binding size L Boot: Scarpa TX-Pro size 27 - I used the spring box body , I was concerned that moving the inner spring and parts from the old one might be difficult but not at a...

And some even suggest that skis with no rocker may exist!!

"Traditionally, skis were made with just camber. After the introduction of rocker, a combination of both camber and rocker allows for [...]"

And some of them don't include the tips and tails as part of the rocker !!

It seems that I'm not the only one wrong on the internet using the term full camber... :ugeek: https://www.sport-conrad.com/blog/en/flat-camber-tail-und-tip-which-rocker-is-the-right-for-me/ https://skiprofiles.com/ski-camber-explained-whats-best-for-your-style/ https://www.snowsportsguru.com/ski-ca...

A funny fact..
Camber translation to spanish is Co(o)mba