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Plattekill Telefest 1/27
Tele at the Belle 1/28

Anyone planning on going to either?
 
Anybody know anything bout these?

Alpine Touring Bindings by Daymakers

Lightweight and reliable Alpine adapters that convert your downhill ski bindings into an AT ski touring setup in seconds, superior alternative to Trekker
www.daymakertouring.com
Dude working at The SkiCompany in the Cuse got some for his daughter for Christmas cause she asked Santa for them.
She college's in Vt.
They don’t sell them.
 
Look like standard touring adaptors. I’ve used similar stuff. They work but not ideal.
 
tirolski said:
Anybody know anything bout these?

Alpine Touring Bindings by Daymakers

Lightweight and reliable Alpine adapters that convert your downhill ski bindings into an AT ski touring setup in seconds, superior alternative to Trekker
www.daymakertouring.com
Dude working at The SkiCompany in the Cuse got some for his daughter for Christmas cause she asked Santa for them.
She college's in Vt.
They don’t sell them.
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They are called Daywreckers by some. Alpine Touring is a gear intensive sport, and that means $$. Trying to get your alpine (heavy) setup to work with an (heavier) adapter just doesn't work well. Also, downhill boots don't have a walk feature so that is another problem. If she is in college near Burlington, Bolton Valley has good season rentals on good gear.. Dynafit bindings etc. AT is great, but you need to have the right gear. They are sort of ok to give it a try, but if you really want to do it safely, you just have to get the gear.
 
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