santacruz skier
Angel Diva
I have the Salomon z10 titanium on my kenja's and Rossi saffrons. Have the marker squires on sambas. Both excellent light bindings.
You should try (maybe you have ) buying a flat ski and putting bindings on them that are not demo. There's a huge difference I think. Fit, performance, weight etc. IMHO.The Kenjas I sold locally came with Attack 13 bindings (oh how I loved them). When I bought my latest Kenjas they were mounted with Marker Griffon bindings. They asked if I was lightweight and offered to swap the bindings out for Marker Squires. I told them no the griffons were fine since the term lightweight will never be used to describe me
You should try (maybe you have ) buying a flat ski and putting bindings on them that are not demo. There's a huge difference I think. Fit, performance, weight etc. IMHO.
Yes but try a non demo attack 13 binding. Next time! Huge difference.I bought my Blizzard magnums brand new and flat and put non demo bindings on them and didn't notice a difference.
I was very fond of the demo attack 13 bindings on my kenjas in particular because clicking into them was a dream. I would put attack 13s on all my flat skis if i could
Yes but try a non demo attack 13 binding. Next time! Huge difference.
No worries. I'm not criticizing (hope it didn't sound like that). It's a preference for me. When I bought the Sambas, the first thing I did was get rid of the demo bindings. And they were Salomon z10's which are a very good binding. But demos are so freaking heavy..... and i'm a bit lighter than you
I haven't been looking, but always seem to find good stuff on Sierra Trading Post in the middle of summer.Anyone find any amazing deals on a wheeled double ski bags? We pack all of our clothes in our ski bags with the skis, being mindful of the overall weight, and having witnessed what my inlaws go through with fitting everything into their double sportube and then negotiating with the agent at the airport, a hard case isn't an option for us.
My old bag was a $50 store-branded nylon wheeled bag that held up for more than 10 years. It arrived in critical condition last season on the flight out to Colorado with one of the wheels ripped off completely, and died forever on the return flight home when the other wheel disappeared too. The shop doesn't seem to sell them anymore otherwise I'd buy two!
The "good" Athalon one we bought a couple years ago for three times as much as the original is not holding up nearly as well.
I hit up STP the other day and scored an Athalon Molded wheeled double ski bag for $85 with tax and free shipping. It was the last one, and on clearance. Its listed at eBags.com for $159, and elsewhere for more than $200. It might not be the biggest, and isn't as fancy as the coveted Douchebag ski bag, but we only pack one pair in it so it should be good.I haven't been looking, but always seem to find good stuff on Sierra Trading Post in the middle of summer.
OOoo v. cool, have not seen one like this before. This looks like it's the best of both worlds: Hard case that is more protective, but easy open/close like soft bags that TSA won't be confused by if opening. I will be interested to hear how much you can pack in when it arrives...I also try to get the majority of my clothes in my bag along with two pairs of skis.I hit up STP the other day and scored an Athalon Molded wheeled double ski bag for $85 with tax and free shipping. It was the last one, and on clearance. Its listed at eBags.com for $159, and elsewhere for more than $200. It might not be the biggest, and isn't as fancy as the coveted Douchebag ski bag, but we only pack one pair in it so it should be good.
I paid over $150 for mine. So good deal!