. Definitely the right tool then! I'll make sure I buy a #3 Pozi, just in case! Now if only you could find me a shorter Pozi #3 driver, that would be THE tool for my next long distance trek!1EyedJack wrote:
here is a picture from Tongar's catalogue of a Pozi #3 driver. 99.9% of all binding screws for skis and snowboards are pozi, not phillips. the right tool for the job, eh?
NNN BC Magnum reliability in the backcountry
- bgregoire
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Re: NNN BC Magnum reliability in the backcountry
I live for the Telemark arc....The feeeeeeel.....I ski miles to get to a place where there is guaranteed snow to do the deal....TM
Re: NNN BC Magnum reliability in the backcountry
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- bgregoire
- Posts: 1511
- Joined: Fri Aug 22, 2014 9:31 am
- Ski style: Nordic backcountry touring with lots of turns
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- Favorite boots: Crispi Sydpolen, Alico Teletour & Alfa Polar
Re: NNN BC Magnum reliability in the backcountry
Ditto! And only 70 grams.1EyedJack wrote:
from Tongar Toolworks, http://www.tognar.com/toko-pocket-driver/
I live for the Telemark arc....The feeeeeeel.....I ski miles to get to a place where there is guaranteed snow to do the deal....TM