http://denver.craigslist.org/spo/5379673290.html

201 Asnes Amundsen Expedition up for sale. Never been mounted and still in the plastic wrap. Check the link and make an offer. Best way to get a hold of me is throught the Craigslist ad.

$300 plus shipping OBO

I'm not doubting Neptune's expertise, but also don't doubt Asnes either... I'm wondering why they put you on such a long ski? Granted maybe for a traditional ski you might be in the right length but according to Asnes' tables you should be looking more for like a 180 to 185. A guy my size, at 200lb...

YES- please do start a review on them! What length did you buy? (how much do you weigh- if you don't mind?) Sounds like you were doing some XC skiing with them...what is the flex/camber like? Compared to the Amundsen? Compared to the BC110? How do they feel with the Alaska- enough boot power? I'll ...

Woodserson wrote:Coxcer, where are you and where did you get them? Feel free to write review on the ski review forum!

I live in Denver and got them from Neptune Mountaineering in Boulder. Best store ever!

coxcer just curious, did you take the Ingstad's out in warm spring snow at all? I got the smallest kicker skins they sell, I'm wondering if they can be used for kick-and-glide on wet snow, somewhat skeptical of that actually working. those Amundsen should be good for speed cruising where you don't ...

I just got some Ingstad's with Voile cable bindings mounted up and driven with Alpina Alaska boots! Been for 1 ski so far and they were great! It was a good combination of packed well traveled trails and also breaking some trail. I also have a pair of the Asnes Amundsen Expedition's that I haven't m...