bgregoire wrote:To hell with skis, as climate changes, it appears the bear now prefers anoraks and sneakers:

http://www.karhu.com/backcountry-skis

Wow this is sad. But considering I'm still riding my bike and my skis haven't seen the light in almost 8 months, this seems like a good business move from Karhu.

Thanks for the info. I'll look this.

I just received our Alaska NNNBC by mail today, and the boot is really uncomfortable at the front on ankle when flexing. The leather don't seem to fold properly and just push back on my feet. Is this something you guys experienced and that I can expect to break in, or I should consider it a bad fit ...

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Do you know if there's plan to develop more trail in the highpeaks area ?

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Conspiracy !

I downloaded his backcountry wax chart a few years ago... That's not much, but I could upload this at least.

Once, I skied an officially open trail at Jay Peak with less snow than that.

I've read before about the VB socks, but I've never try it yet. I'll give it a try next time.

I made a few overnight backcountry ski trip (from 2 to 6 days), and the biggest problem I've encountered so far with my partner is severely frozen boot in the morning. I wet my boat a lot in a day (mostly sweating), and after a long night outside, putting the boat back on is the worst torture ever. ...