DIY Heel Lift for Rottafella BC Magnum bindings
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2022 1:56 pm
Hello dear community!
Does anyone have experience in building themselves some DIY heel lifts to install on Rottafella BC Bindings? Or is there an existing add-on to this binding that I can purchase? I was thinking about a 2" wood block with velcro straps, any other idea?
I finally had a chance to try out my new gear (Fischer S-98 with Rottafella BC Magnum Bindings and Madshus Vidda backcountry ski boots) on a nice small hill in Quebec area (Mt Alta in Val-David) reserved for ski touring (no lifts, about 500ft height which I typically climb 4-5 times a day).
Had a blast getting to familiarize myself with the much more technical setup than my previous telemark regular bindings with Scarpa T-2 - really really fun in the powder in the woods, and very difficult in the moguls
Going up with Fischer's easy-skins was awesome, it climbs very well! However, even though it's only about 10-12 minutes to go up, it's quite steep and I felt it would be a lot easier with some Heel Lifts... anny suggestion will be highly appreciated!
Does anyone have experience in building themselves some DIY heel lifts to install on Rottafella BC Bindings? Or is there an existing add-on to this binding that I can purchase? I was thinking about a 2" wood block with velcro straps, any other idea?
I finally had a chance to try out my new gear (Fischer S-98 with Rottafella BC Magnum Bindings and Madshus Vidda backcountry ski boots) on a nice small hill in Quebec area (Mt Alta in Val-David) reserved for ski touring (no lifts, about 500ft height which I typically climb 4-5 times a day).
Had a blast getting to familiarize myself with the much more technical setup than my previous telemark regular bindings with Scarpa T-2 - really really fun in the powder in the woods, and very difficult in the moguls
Going up with Fischer's easy-skins was awesome, it climbs very well! However, even though it's only about 10-12 minutes to go up, it's quite steep and I felt it would be a lot easier with some Heel Lifts... anny suggestion will be highly appreciated!