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Snowcountry, the premier Freeski & Snowboard webshop. We are based in the Netherlands and ship worldwide. We have been supplying the coolest gear to freeskiers and boarders around Europe and beyond since 2008. Questions about freeride skiing, splitboarding, ski touring or snowboarding? Looking for advice? Feel free to contact us!
Vans MTE High Country 3L Jacket men
Introducing the Vans High Country 3L Jacket, a standout piece from Vans Winter ’24 Outerwear collection that showcases the commitment to technical performance. Constructed from a robust 20,000mm 3-layer nylon fabric, this jacket is designed to keep you dry and comfortable in the harshest winter conditions. With fully taped seams and water-repellent AquaGuard® zippers at all closure points, you won't have to worry about moisture seeping in
Jacket : www.snowcountry.eu/25-vans-mte-high-country-3l-jacket-men.html?artikel_kleur=59170
Introducing the Vans High Country 3L Pant, the perfect complement to its namesake upper. These pants are crafted from a 3-layer, 20,000mm water-repellent fabric, ensuring exceptional protection against the elements. Fully taped seams and AquaGuard® zippers on all pocket closures enhance their waterproof capabilities, making them ideal for any winter adventure.
Pants : www.snowcountry.eu/25-vans-mte-high-country-3l-pant-men.html?artikel_kleur=59170
Jacket : www.snowcountry.eu/25-vans-mte-high-country-3l-jacket-men.html?artikel_kleur=59170
Introducing the Vans High Country 3L Pant, the perfect complement to its namesake upper. These pants are crafted from a 3-layer, 20,000mm water-repellent fabric, ensuring exceptional protection against the elements. Fully taped seams and AquaGuard® zippers on all pocket closures enhance their waterproof capabilities, making them ideal for any winter adventure.
Pants : www.snowcountry.eu/25-vans-mte-high-country-3l-pant-men.html?artikel_kleur=59170
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Vans MTE Hellbound jacket pants Fiesta green Gables I Snowcountry
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Experience ultimate comfort and protection with the Vans Hellbound Jacket, designed to be your go-to solution for winter conditions. This jacket features a 10,000mm 2-layer poly woven fabric that effectively shields you from the elements while maintaining breathability. Inside, lightweight 2oz poly fill insulation provides an ideal balance of warmth and weather resistance, making it a perfect a...
Vans MTE Hellbound Jacket and Pants Black/Asphalt I Snowcountry
Переглядів 78День тому
Experience ultimate comfort and protection with the Vans Hellbound Jacket, designed to be your go-to solution for winter conditions. This jacket features a 10,000mm 2-layer poly woven fabric that effectively shields you from the elements while maintaining breathability. Inside, lightweight 2oz poly fill insulation provides an ideal balance of warmth and weather resistance, making it a perfect a...
Spitfire Vario 3D I Snowcountry
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The Leki Spitfire Vario 3D offers perfect control and safety for on/off-piste ski adventures. Featuring innovative Trigger 3D technology for instant glove-stick connection and easy engagement and disengagement, plus a comfortable, wide strap. It is also adjustable, with a length range from 110-140cm for added versatility. www.snowcountry.eu/25-leki-spitfire-3d.html?artikel_kleur=71370&artikel_m...
Leki Detect S I Snowcountry
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The perfect friend for challenging off-piste runs: the Detect S is fitted with the innovative Pro G grip, delivering perfect traction and flawless grip. It is practically impossible to slip, thanks to the extra soft surface. The Trigger S safety system ensures maximum safety in the event of a fall and helps minimise the risk of injury. The frame strap is now even wider and more comfortable, and...
Leki Carbon 14 3D I Snowcountry
Переглядів 95Місяць тому
The lightweight Carbon 14 3D is made from 100% carbon fibre. This makes the pole exceptionally lightweight yet at the same time offers perfect flexing properties out on the slopes. This ski pole is fitted with the new Trigger 3D slalom grip. The new Trigger 3D system delivers superior control thanks to direct contact between glove and pole, easy to clip in and back out again, and a greater marg...
Leki Carbon 14 3d Women I Snowcountry
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The Carbon 14 3D Women is sensationally light thanks to pure carbon and a 14 mm slim shaft and guarantees perfect flexing properties. The new Trigger 3D system delivers superior control thanks to direct contact between glove and pole, easy to clip in and back out again, and a greater margin of safety owing to a smart three-dimensional release trigger which expands the release range fourfold.
Leki Carbon 12 3D I Snowcountry
Переглядів 71Місяць тому
The Carbon 12 3D ski pole, crafted for unparalleled performance. With an ultrathin diameter of 12 mm, it utilizes top-grade carbon for perfect performance. Equipped with the new Trigger 3D Pro G grip, it enhances control through a direct glove-to-pole connection. The innovative Trigger 3D system offers easy click-in/out functionality and significantly increases safety with its intelligent three...
Leki Artena Airfoil 3D I Snowcountry
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The LEKI Artena Airfoil 3D: fast, precise and perfect for sporty, sharp turns. The Trigger 3D system offers superior control with direct glove-to-stick contact, easy engagement and disengagement, and a safety margin that is four times larger due to a clever three-dimensional release trigger. This 14mm stick is made of high-quality aluminium with a unique aerodynamic airfoil profile, or a reliab...
Leki Airfoil 3D I Snowcountry
Переглядів 45Місяць тому
The LEKI Airfoil 3D is designed for precise, sporty turns with the innovative Trigger 3D strap system for increased control, comfort and safety. The 14mm aerodynamic, drop-shaped profile ensures a perfect swing. Made from high-quality HTS 6.5 aluminium, this ski pole is lightweight yet robust, ensuring reliability. www.snowcountry.eu/25-leki-airfoil-3d.html?artikel_kleur=71365&artikel_maat=65124
The new Barryvox S2 I Snowcountry
Переглядів 788Місяць тому
The new Mammut Barryvox 2s is now in store on the Snowcountry website. www.snowcountry.eu/25-mammut-barryvox-s2.html From beginner to advanced, the lightweight (180 g) Mammut Barryvox S2 is one of the most advanced yet easy-to-use avalanche beacons on the market. With intuitive operation and a range of 70 m, this beacon guides and supports you in searching for buried victims, even in the most c...
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Snowcountry - Big Agnes Rapide SL Insulated 2024
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How to adjust your Tyrolia Binding | Snowcountry
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How to adjust your Tyrolia Binding | Snowcountry
How to adjust your Tyrolia Attack binding | Snowcountry
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How to adjust your Fritschi Tecton binding | Snowcountry
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How to adjust your Marker binding | Snowcountry
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How to adjust your X12 & X14 Binding | Snowcountry
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How to adjust your X12 & X14 Binding | Snowcountry
How to adjust your Shift binding | Snowcountry
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How to adjust your Shift binding | Snowcountry
How to adjust your Warden binding | Snowcountry
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How to adjust your ATK Touring binding | Snowcountry
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How to adjust your Marker Griffon binding
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How to adjust your Marker Griffon binding
How to determine your DIN Setting | Snowcountry
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How to determine your DIN Setting | Snowcountry
How to adjust your Look Pivot binding | Snowcountry
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Ortovox Westalpen softshell jacket - Snowcountry
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Ortovox 2.5L Civetta Jacket - Snowcountry
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Ortovox 2.5L Civetta Jacket - Snowcountry
But does it have any pockets on the inside??
No it does not
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Moong Tang - E
thanks Luke.
Thanks @markerbindings🤝
I want to get a pair of Marker Griffon demo bindings for my new Nordica Enforcer 104. Would the best fit likely be a 100mm or 110mm brake ??? Thx
The 110mm brake would be the best fit for your Nordica Enforcer 104. Since the ski is 104mm underfoot, you generally want a brake that's slightly wider than the ski waist to ensure proper coverage without being too wide. A 100mm brake will be a bit too narrow, while the 110mm will provide a more secure fit without dragging. For a complete look at our ski bindings please check the link below: www.snowcountry.eu/skis/ski-bindingen.html Good choice!
I want to get a pair of Marker Griffon demo bindings for my new Nordica Enforcer 104. Would the best fit likely be a 100mm or 110mm brake ??? Thx
The 110mm brake would be the best fit for your Nordica Enforcer 104. Since the ski is 104mm underfoot, you generally want a brake that's slightly wider than the ski waist to ensure proper coverage without being too wide. A 100mm brake will be a bit too narrow, while the 110mm will provide a more secure fit without dragging. For a complete look at our ski bindings please check the link below: www.snowcountry.eu/skis/ski-bindingen.html Good choice!
Would have been very helpful if you MOVED the camera so the viewer could SEE the heel piece “lines”.
Thanks for the info. The video was really helpful!
Really useful video. Thank you for posting.
Part of the foward pressurent adjustment is to check if the heel piece swivels with the binding engaged. You grab the heel piece and see if you can easily rotate it. Also the indicator being just past the tabs is considered okay. These binding take some attention to get just right.
how do you adjust the toe height on these bindings?
You don't ;-) The toe-piece fits Alpine and Grip Walk soles without further adjustment.
Great explanation of all important settings, thank you! Clear voice, quick and to the point, good cut, subtitles, no ads, ... what else could we need?
Skiing ability and skier type are not the same. DIN is only concerned with skier type, not skier ability.
Ability/Type/Level Means the same thing in this context. It's divided in Beginner (type 1), Intermediate (type 2) and Advanced (type 3) and is part of the DIN calculation formula.
@@snowcountry_euNot true. Someone can be of advanced ability and be Type 1 because they ski smoothly on mellows slopes while not being aggressive. Look at the DIN forms. There is a reason it's called "type" and not ability. Yes, advanced skiers are more likely to be Type 3, but they are not the same.
*promosm* 🙈
Does it matter how tight the heel arms are screwed in? Mine are almost fully screwed in but the foward pressure indicator is correct
When the screw is like you said for forward pressure, it’s impossible for me to pu the shoe because the length of the fixation is too small compared to the one of my boots
same yeah, I feel like the instructions shops got might just be wrong
Hi, a question. Regarding the pressure indicator - is it important that the black line is in the center of the white area, or can it also be slightly left or right of center? Thank you
As long as you can see the line you're good to go. Slightly off center is no problem.
@@snowcountry_eu Great video. To add on, what if the black marker is fairly close to the beginning, meaning it's popping up within the first 1/4th of the window. Upon picking up boot/shaking, the black marker is almost out of the window. By moving heel piece up (lower size), the marker is now at the last 1/4th of window. Is it preferable to have forward pressure at the earlier 1/4th or later 1/4th? Later 1/4th obviously is more pressure and seems to not be the best for disengage/release and it's digging more into the boot soles.
@@L3uX If you can see the black Marker this means the forward pressure is set correctly and within range. You can try to get it more centered but this is not necessary.
@@snowcountry_eu Thank you so much. Combing through lots of older forums, yeah I see that as along the black marker is within range, it's acceptable.
On mine the toe piece DIN setting appears to change slightly when the boot is secured. Do I want to match the DIN settings with the boot secured in or not?
DIN shouldn't really change with or without the boot in the binding. Adjustment can best be done with the boot locked in.
Luuk bedankt pik
Thanks, helpful video 🤙🏼
Hi, how about moving the bindings forwards/backwards? For example can you ride 325 mm boot length on setting 335/315 which is by math the same length? So by doing that the binding would be 5 mm forward. Is this possible?
Top, super duidelijk. 👌 Veer onbelast wegzetten na het seizoen?
Sorry, you forgot to adjust the vertical release DIN of the heel piece!
Thanks. Very helpful
If your boot length is 305, why did you set the numbers 305 and 310 on the binding?
Well spotted! They should both be the same of course.
What numbers on the sole length would you use if you boots were not a 'round' number. For example 306mm?
My exact question! How do you know the exact correct number for the red and the black numbers? Very grateful for this excellent video, I did give it a thumbs up but also -- I can't believe Luuk didn't address this as most would be wondering this.
Just pick the value closest to your BSL and make the fine adjustment by adjusting the forward pressure on the heel piece. If you have 306 go for 305 on the indicator and release the forward pressure slightly so the adjustment screw is flush with the housing.
@snowcountry_eu do both numbers have to match? So should both be set to 305? What are your thoughts on moving both forward a notch to give better turn initiation?
@@gsrlancer6 Yes they should both be the same. Playing with the position of the binding on the ski can change the characteristic a bit so that really depends on your personal preference and the type of ski.
How to adjust the AFD?
There is no AFD-adjust on these bindings. They are compatible with alpine and gripwalk soles by default.
Great video thank you 🙏
The lever on mine goes up but the binding wont adjust at all, am i doing something wrong? Seems like it should be pretty simple.
Use a bit more force and give the heel piece a tap :-)
Wierd, I can get any gap on my grip walks on the afd.
What about heel length adjustment? How is it done? thx
This is explained at 24 sec (forward pressure)
Engage the binding then turn the screw, it will slide foward/back
hi, could you share how to adjust the look nx binding? Thanks!
Great Video! I have Tyrolia Attack Gw bindings on my K2 Reckoner 102 and the shop set my bindings too far apart - to the point where adjusting the back binding forward isn't enough. Is it possible to remount these bindings? Thanks!
Yes, skis can be re-drilled and re-mounted.
super helpful and easy to do once you explained it!!!
Thanks!
Great video. Straightforwardly helpful.
Ik heb een vraagje: Hoe worden de Marker MXC 12 TC Bindingen van een K2 AMP 80XTi Ski evo 2014 verwijdert?
Question: My binding is a Salomon X12 that looks like the video. It has the same AFD (black) like yours BUT the access cover to the setting faces the rear of the boot and nowhere does it say "GripWalk" on the binding. I was told that some of these bindings did not have the GripWalk logo during certain years and are still compatible. The only difference between yours and mine is no GripWalk logo and that cover 'press button' is facing the rear with a slightly different cover shape. Thoughts?
It is correct that these bindings have also been on the market as non-GripWalk versions. If there is no GripWalk logo on the binding or rail, you must assume that the binding is not GripWalk compatible. If you still have doubts, feel free to send some pictures to our customer service for more information. helpdesk@snowcountry.eu
If you read a binding manufacturers shop technical manual they actually offer a -1 skier type and +3 skier type. After properly adjusting the boot to binding and setting the proper DIN every manufacturer recommends performing a release check with a certified torque measurement device. The reason is that the boot and binding must function as a system. The boot sole that contacts the binding can alter the actual release force necessary to release the boot from the binding. Just because you set your binding to your recommended number doesn’t mean that it will actually release within the recommended range. By measuring the actual force required with a torque wrench the binding spring can be adjusted to the proper range if necessary. One of the first steps in a test is to visually inspect the boot sole for wear and make sure it’s dimensions are within standards. The new Grip Walk soles are not compatible with older bindings that only accepts the older ISO 5355 standard.
Hi Thomas, thanks for the addition!
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Wow you’re pretty talented there
Max steel eres tu?
Such an amazing jacket, its criminal that they only make it for women.
If chosen between ortovox ortler or arcteryx beta lt, which one would be better choice?
so prettyyy
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What size is the model and the jacket ? Thanks !
What is the need for these large zippers that lift entire jacket up? Not the armpit vents but the other ones
I would guess that climbing uphill it would be nice to unzip them to get a greater range of motion on your legs
Who's the name of model ?
Udin
Are they castor grey pants or olive night?