Rod, yes, you are correct. I was referring specifically to the pioneers.

nnn is perfect for those skis. They will fit into tracks. Not my sure about weight, i’m about 140 & ski 175’s.

Montana has it spot on with using the entire mogul as opposed to just the troughs. There’s generally some great snow to be found going up & over the bumps. Can’t overemphasize fast feet & keep those hands where you can see them. If your hands drop back & down, your hips will follow. Choice of skis c...

The pioneer series are entry level, we have a couple of pairs. They’re good for k&g on relatively flat surfaces, not so much on any type of incline. Downhills are “interesting”. If you plan on breaking trail, use gaiters as there is no float at all. They will simply submarine to the base.

I have the whitewoods boots & they are the weak link. I can easily stem turns on the e99’s with also weak 3-pin bail bindings but control is shaky & tele’s are really tough. Will have voile 3-pin cables mounted this weekend but still unsure which boots. Now leaning towards antarctic after reading al...

Been doing laps at my local golf course when i looked up & saw a tiny little no angle powderfield. So i took the e99s on over & did a few laps. Farmed me some turns.

So i’ve been following the e99 & boot discussions with interest as we’re getting more into k&g futzing around as opposed to resort teleing. I was given this pair of red e99’s a few years ago. They had salomon nordic bindings which i pulled off & replaced with non-cable 3-pins. I’m using whitewoods 1...