Look on Powder7.com! They have some used touring set ups for a good price. Would also recommend checking out any consignment/thrift shops in any mountain town!
Assuming you prioritize longer skis (are those the 188s?) for the big rad lines you ski. Do you step down in length for days when you are doing big lines or do you keep it any the same?
These are 182! I'm 5'4" so that's pretty long for me. I keep it the same for big days, it's nice to just stay on the gear you are comfortable with. The only adjustment I make is that my ultralight set up is shorter, and my inbounds/groomer day skis are shorter (both ~175)
Very helpful!
Love the float bag!
Epic breakdown!
Nice video! I'm definitely trying to get a Float E2 bag for my side/backcountry days. I think I'll go with the 35L one though.
The 35 is great too!
Cool gear! Always wanted to get into backcountry skiing but the gear has always been too expensive for me. Still trying to save up tho!
Look on Powder7.com! They have some used touring set ups for a good price. Would also recommend checking out any consignment/thrift shops in any mountain town!
Nice gear breakdown v!
Does the float bag make you float into the air? If so, how high? Asking for a friend
disclaimer, float bag not rated for parachuting
Assuming you prioritize longer skis (are those the 188s?) for the big rad lines you ski. Do you step down in length for days when you are doing big lines or do you keep it any the same?
These are 182! I'm 5'4" so that's pretty long for me. I keep it the same for big days, it's nice to just stay on the gear you are comfortable with. The only adjustment I make is that my ultralight set up is shorter, and my inbounds/groomer day skis are shorter (both ~175)
this channel is a gem!!
NICE ONE V!