WTB Nansen 205 cm
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- Location: Oakland County, MI
- Ski style: All my own, and age doesn't help
- Favorite Skis: Gamme 54, Falketind 62, I hope to add a third soon
- Favorite boots: Alpina Alaska, Alico Ski March
- Occupation: Construction Manager
WTB Nansen 205 cm
I can’t justify a new Nansen, but as long as it hasn’t lost it’s camber, I don’t care about the bottoms, tops, or edges being nicked up. I certainly wouldn’t want dried out bases. I will be skiing this ski NNN-BC, so I would be willing to pay for your NNN-BC binding at fair value.
- fisheater
- Posts: 2617
- Joined: Fri Feb 19, 2016 8:06 pm
- Location: Oakland County, MI
- Ski style: All my own, and age doesn't help
- Favorite Skis: Gamme 54, Falketind 62, I hope to add a third soon
- Favorite boots: Alpina Alaska, Alico Ski March
- Occupation: Construction Manager
Re: WTB Nansen 205 cm
Never mind, a Nansen with a set of bindings to my door from Neptune $740
Checked Varuste, Nansen waxless, I have an MT 51 waxless which is not an intolerable baseball card in my bicycle spoke (Fischer scales) and I can make them work better with wax or an X-Skin.
So Nansen waxless, Rotte NNN-BC Manual (my preference) 30 mm Mohair X-skin, shipped to my door in Michigan, $400 USD.
How could I not pull the trigger???
Checked Varuste, Nansen waxless, I have an MT 51 waxless which is not an intolerable baseball card in my bicycle spoke (Fischer scales) and I can make them work better with wax or an X-Skin.
So Nansen waxless, Rotte NNN-BC Manual (my preference) 30 mm Mohair X-skin, shipped to my door in Michigan, $400 USD.
How could I not pull the trigger???