Check it out:
http://www.fftv.no/fjellskiskolen-ep-1-skiteknikk-12

XCD by Norwegians

^^ Yea, but, as I mentioned before, the differences are marginal..The BC version is, no doubt, a tiny bit tighter and more laterally stable. A bit bigger bar and clamp..That's about it..Screws etc appear to be identical.. But perhaps someone with the BC version could do the same basic twisting "tes...

Most of my ski touring excursions are made from hut to hut, therefore my normal backpack for this is 35/40 liter maximum. Now I am looking for the ski traverse which would demand approximately 2 weeks of autonomy and would carry on winter tent, winter sleeping bag, stove, food and other essentials. ...

These are my current skis and they all have pins on them. The E99s and the Glittertinds could definitely be skied with system bindings and I used them for 50/50 like I was mentioning above. Both my wife and I just happen to prefer the pins. She found the 75mm platform to be more stable being a more...

I propose let's keep this thread pertaining to the content, as we have the thread The NNN/BC thruth thread to prove that 3pins sucks and are not "real" XCD

You can argue the engineering merits of the two, or perhaps multiple systems (I don't consider a simple 3 pin the same as a plate and wire, or SNS the same as NNN) on paper, but it will never convince certain people to switch, myself included. I do not think it is possible to convince someone to sw...

Broken NNN BC Auto.jpg As Raventele is struggling to post the photos of the defective NNN BC bindings :lol: I am posting to pictures of my Rottefella NNN BC Auto binding I have broken last season. In fact I have ripped it off from the skis during the fall. Before I have been using it for 12 years a...

Hi CIMA, If you liked the article about Steve Barnett published on Earnyourturns.com you may also like my interview with him I have published on my blog last year: http://www.loppet.pl/2013/12/steve-barn ... petpl.html

BTW do you know that Australians were used to XCD some time ago. Do you know this manual ?
http://ski.itrundle.com/techniques/xcd1.html

I find it very interesting

Snippet 02 The XCD is not almighty. In fact there are a lot of limitations of snow conditions or terrains along with the difficulties of learning. It's not for everyone. However, if you once get a knack of it, you'll get a superb sense of freedom like flying. We hope many telemarkers will find some...