Altai is selling Alico boots in North America: https://us-store.altaiskis.com/product/ ... -3-models/

You can fix the high edges by having a shop grind the bases flat. That will also expose good plastic that will hold wax.

I have never had this happen. Has it been common for you? I use X-skins on my Ingstads in deep snow on steeper rolling trails (hopefully Altai Koms are better at this, I don't like using skins). I did have a skin fall off one time, and I notice that sometimes the X-skin attachment is starting to ha...

Not in southern Alberta, but I do love skiing mountain bike trails. Leave tracks on the wood features to confuse everyone.

My main issue with the Rabb is its performance on icy surfaces, which I’ve found to be a dominant condition in southern Norway. I really liked the Fischer Transnordic 66 waxable on ice. Another ski to consider is the Åsnes Sverdrup. Good prices on them right now: https://varuste.net/en/p110053/%C3%...

If you look at what online retailers are stocking this season, it seems like Åsnes has decided to go all-in on trying to push the waxless crap. This will probably be the end of the brand. As randoskier mentioned, their product in this market is vastly overpriced and underperforming. I don't understa...

Telemarkeras

Everyone is shredding their new TX Pros, but check out this promotional video for the original Scarpa Terminator plastic boots:



"Are you still lacing while others are racing?"

Nice. Keeping the heel free for real. Now I want to try T2s with 3-pin bindings.

Too many standards: https://books.google.ca/books?id=BOEDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA71&dq=nordic+norm+79mm&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj27du57N6JAxVFMlkFHf_RCBkQ6AF6BAgLEAI#v=onepage&q=nordic%20norm%2079mm&f=false https://www.telemarktalk.com/viewtopic.php?t=342 fisheater is right about not skiing them. Got some nice ...

MEC has waxable Fischer TN59 in a bunch of sizes on sale for $250 CAD:

https://www.mec.ca/en/product/6033-562/ ... =NO_COLOUR