Can we get a review on the tx93? considering adding it to my quiver in the wasatch as a steep and firm condition ski/everyday driver. Would also love to hear how you sized the length of it for your height.
Thanks for asking! They are TNF Chamlang Futurelight pants. Check them out here: cripplecreekbc.com/products/the-north-face-m-summit-chamlang-futurelight-pant?_pos=2&_sid=38d7e81ea&_ss=r
So I was up in marble one day, and your overstoked crew came up the skin track, all excited and acting like you were extreme experts on all things backcountry. Well, we were all up at the top near each other, then your crew skied down. OMG, you guys were terrible, couldn’t ski for shite. There was another guy up top who I asked who that crew was?, and he told me, bunch of east coast trustfund goobers that recently bought their way into the mountains. Naturally, ugh.
We try to support all folks interested in getting into the backcountry, regardless of socioeconomic background or skill level, and we always encourage proper backcountry etiquette and education. That being said, we're glad you were up there to show people how to make some nice turns on the way down!
Great advice. I had to learn about weighting the heels the hard way, sliding backwards fast!
Thank you!! My first day tomorrow super excited
Outstanding advice
Can we get a review on the tx93? considering adding it to my quiver in the wasatch as a steep and firm condition ski/everyday driver. Would also love to hear how you sized the length of it for your height.
What are the pants you’re wearing in this video?
Thanks for asking! They are TNF Chamlang Futurelight pants. Check them out here: cripplecreekbc.com/products/the-north-face-m-summit-chamlang-futurelight-pant?_pos=2&_sid=38d7e81ea&_ss=r
Looking #totallydeep out there
Life is good
So I was up in marble one day, and your overstoked crew came up the skin track, all excited and acting like you were extreme experts on all things backcountry. Well, we were all up at the top near each other, then your crew skied down. OMG, you guys were terrible, couldn’t ski for shite. There was another guy up top who I asked who that crew was?, and he told me, bunch of east coast trustfund goobers that recently bought their way into the mountains. Naturally, ugh.
We try to support all folks interested in getting into the backcountry, regardless of socioeconomic background or skill level, and we always encourage proper backcountry etiquette and education. That being said, we're glad you were up there to show people how to make some nice turns on the way down!
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