Yes, I think so unless shipping ends up being more than I expect. I’ll DM you

Thanks for the info. I think these end up being slightly longer than appropriate for me unfortunately.

These skis have been discussed over and over again on here, but it’s kinda hard to keep straight (and they have different versions), so, how would you compare the flex of the Ingstad and the Nansen you are selling? Like, the Ingstad is not just a little wider Nansen, right? Softer and more downhill ...

If you’re a novice to xc skis your uphill technique probably could be improved. You probably are not fully transferring your weight from ski to ski. Go to some xc ski trails and watch how people ascend. Often you’ll see a little hop step that can help, pretty easy to copy if you see it. I find somet...

I did buy some fancy carbon bc poles from that curated sale. I’ve just been using old bamboo poles with new grips lately. We will see if I care about the difference.

Their clearance selection also features nice prices on s bound 98s (short), rossignol BC 80s and Alpina Alaskas.

One thing I might try is a little practice with typical in track classic skis (or your e99s if you don’t have any but I think track skis would be better) at a groomed Nordic ski area. Even though the conditions in your picture look pretty good and pretty even that’s still 3d snow with natural variat...

When you were at Lapham, did you stick to the main snowmaking loops, and what kind of skis were you on? This was a few days before they got meaningful snowfall, so manmade loop only, and it wasn’t quite complete. I was on old Fischer waxless classic skis. My main concern was grip while pulling, whi...

I’m also in SE Wisconsin and have been pulling my toddler in a burley with ski attachment this past week. Yesterday I was near Madison and it was maybe 15F but sunny and no wind and she was fine for about 45 minutes, some time in the trailer and some time playing in the snow. I was at Lapham peak on...