Think stride n’ glide might be the way to go here.

I’ll bring some more refreshments from Fernie Brewing, poutine, and maple syrup for your pantry. Once you’re ‘Merican its gonna be tougher for you to access them.

If the border drones use the same tech as Cybertruck I’m not too concerned.

F’ing excited about those duty n’ tariff free Hypervectors 😁

I guess when ‘Berta becomes a State we’ll have to meetup in K-Country if we don’t want to do border crossings, I can get in there pretty easily from Elk Lakes.

If they’re icy or glazed stay out of them. Broke an ankle several years ago when I had a runaway on a mild slope that had a sudden turn at the bottom. Couldn’t get out of the track due to icy/hard snow at the sides.

I’ve got a set of Dynafit bindings, bindingless USGI’s, and some nicely broken in Scarpa F3’s, guess it wouldn’t cost anything to give it a try.

Binding Sold

Shamelessly Bumping…

I could see the First Gen Falketind working for someone as light as Johnny, was a bad idea for a 210+ guy to try.

Fisheater- I can’t remember if you had the first gen Falketind or not? If so is the Falketind Xplore stiffer than the 1stGen? Seem to remember reading that somewhere. I had one but simply couldn’t use it, banana’d constantly on me (it was a 188). In hindsight I expected too much from it, I think it ...

Been trying to find the perfect ski for variable situations for years no luck yet.

Ever contemplate a lurk for situations like that? Its a different kind of skiing but its worked for me using skinnier skis on sketchy terrain