Candide 3.0?

Ruedi Bergsport, 30 CHF -> https://www.ruedi-bergsport.ch/ski_service

Doesn't look like it, at least not the same mechanism as Vipec/Tecton (pin arms mounted on a slider). Also there seems to be an AFD pad on the brakes so I guess lateral release will work via rotation...

The 102 shape stayed the same since the beginning (except for rocker profile and layup), the 107 (now 104) is a blend of the 102 and the 114

It seems to be getting cancelled atm since there is a lot of construction work happening in Switzerland. Trains should be back to normal by September...

Here is some info from the ÖBB which runs...

There is a direct night train from Zurich to Budapast.

Praxis Yeti: 94mm waist, 192 length, 26m radius, weight 7.5 lbs (no idea what this is in grams)

And just outside your requirements: The skinniest 4frnt KYE/Uptrack: 99mm waist, 187 length, 23m...

4frnt CRJ also definitely belongs on that list

Well, neither the MTN Lab not the Hawx XTD is Gripwalk, which I thought was the standard the IDs are accepting (besides Alpine of course).

More words by peds: https://www.powderguide.com/magazin/safety-themen/artikel/chamonix-unfiltered.html

How is there more weight on the feet with the Shifts? You don't lift the heel piece that is on the ski...

Also: is CAST toe + FKS heel (weight on ski) lighter than the Shift?

here it is: https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php/261186-CAST-Binding-Green-Mountain-Freeride-Lars-Chickering-Ayers-Binding-is-live?p=4151721&highlight=anthamatten#post4151721

The article is mostly about the price: 300 EUR for the Marker (vs. e.g. 500 EUR for the Dynafit Superlite)

The complete heels are different, the 11 is a different binding than the 13.

Question here: if the Gripwalk soles are thinner than WTR then they should work flawlessly in the STH bindings (toe height adjustable to every height between alpine and WTR).

And slightly related...

In Switzerland a guide takes 600 CHF per day and group size is usually limited to 6, max. 7...

I use a Suunto Ambit 2 and am happy with it. Today I would of course go with the Ambit 3 (basically the same watch, with added Bluetooth support), the Spartan still seems to be buggy according to...

The Tyrolia (Head/Fischer) Attack comes in a 14DIN version that is compatible with AT soles. Should be lighter than Wardens...

Thanks for the clarification!

A quick question regarding the Look/Rossi WTR bindings: are their toes freely adjustable in height between heights for Alpine and WTR (like Solly Driver Toes)? Or do they just have two fixed height...

There is a new 14 DIN model of the Tyrolia called Attack 14 AT that is supposed to be AT boot compatible:...

Looks cool!

2 questions:
- Can these handle different boot lengths? If so, how?
- How much stack height is added?

Sorry for the misinformation above, mixed it up with the Guardian which was only Apline/WTR compatible in the first years...

The pictures of the Warden 11 show a new heel piece, so they are not...

I think it was only last year that the Warden became fully touring boot compatible. Before it was officially only compatible with alpine and WTR boots...

So if the one you are looking at is 2...

I just stumbled across the Warden 11 on the Salomon website: http://www.salomon.com/schw/product/warden-11.html?article=391205

I have never seen this heel piece, and there is no other Salomon...

I liked them. Standing height is between a regular Jester and a Duke. I never had any issues with the connecting wire, it never felt sloppy. The construction with the floating heel connected to the...

Here's a pic: http://mcdn.newsnetz.ch/bildlegende/225104/2702954_pic_970x641.jpg

taken from http://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/sport/wintersport/freerideweltmeisterin-von-lawine-getoetet/story/11227928

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Has been discussed before: http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php/259456-Splitting-skins-New-to-touring

Should work out acceptable...

The white ones have also been upgraded again this year (e.g. with the icing issue fix)... The black one has a different spring setup in the toe (better elasticity?) and is TUV-certified, thus more...

Your description made me think of the Throwdown 110: http://www.downskis.com/shop/throwdown-110-2015

These might fix the toe height problem but you still have to friction problem (rubber sole on fixed AFD) when using normal touring boots. WTR boots work since they have a piece of hard plastic where...

Down Skis: Countdown 110 (http://www.downskis.com/shop/countdown-110-2015) or Throwdown 110 (http://www.downskis.com/shop/throwdown-110-2015)

They replied: "The Scarpas need the apline sole with a "Cast" mod to work with FKS."

The pool was reported t be 8m deep...

A lot of details about the new version of the Vipec at kundalini.ch: http://kundalini.ch/2015/08/16/the-new-black-fritschi-vipec-for-season-1516/

The Announcement video of this collaboration project is from October 2012, so I guess it's the 2012/13 version...

The Beast is not just about high DINs, it's actually more about high elasticity...

If I understand it correctly, the G3 weight is for a wider skin... If you remove about 15% from the weight you would get around 570g for a 99mm G3.

I actually never heard about the Syndicate? I meant differences between the ANT (http://www.skipass.com/guide-matos/armada/ant-pro.html) and the Invictus...

The Armada Invictus is more or less the same as the old ANT: differences are early-rise and a sheet of Titanal...

The difference is significant: WTR soles are not as rockered as normal touring soles and they have a piece of hard plastic in the sole part that sits on the AFD.
The Warden has higher toe height...

I was thinking about doing this... Did anyone do something like this? Thoughts?

Probably because it's the slightly modified second year version...

Ferrino is bringing a backpack with airbag (Alpride system) and Avalung:
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Statement from Marker: https://www.wildsnow.com/15495/marker-kingpin-toe-pins-possibly-loosen/

They will replace broken toe units...

It might be similar but it is not identical: the CRJ has pointier tips and tails and longer tapered sections. On the picture above the sidecut of the KYE seems to run up to where the red part of the...

Rossi S3. Easy to ride and very fun! Mounted with Dukes... I ride it almost every day.

I thought all iTunes movies are DRM'ed... The older TGR movies (e.g. One For The Road) are at least.