The knees to your bees, the carrots to your peas, or the pajamas that your cat wears for some reason. The Pomoca Back Fix Easy is the complete top-to-bottom kit designed to get your climbing skins off the roll and onto the mountain. Included is a simple tip assembly that adjusts for a personalized fit and an adjustable length tail kit that you rivet on with the hammer you already have in your garage. Also snuck in the kits is Pomoca’s cutter with a built-in offset that makes cutting skins as easy as cutting a pizza (maybe easier, depending on the pizza). Looking to build your own skins but don't want to deal with the hassle? Save yourself the trouble, except for the material, this has everything you need.
1 Pair of Click Lock tips.
1 Pair of Back Rivet tails.
1 Pomoca Cutter
1 Bag for Skins
100mm comes with 85mm Buckle
120mm comes with 95mm Buckle
140mm comes with 105mm Buckle
Update 2020/21: The kits include a more robust design for the tip attachment and a wider backing on the tail clip for easier adjustment.
Colton, Splitboards vary in shape at the tip and tail, some parts work better then others. Pomoca and other companies make specific tailclips for boards. See this Splitboard skin. Or email us with more details of your setup help@skimo.co
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4/8/2022
Question from
Tristan
Can you tell me which kit I should get for my zero g 105 (188s)? Thanks
Kristi, the 100 will work great for you. I would recommend getting the same amount of skin as your ski, so in your case, I would get 158cm of skin material for each ski for a total of 316cm. You will not need that much but having a few extra centimeters to have a little room for error is nice.
The Back Fix Easy set comes with everything you need to fix some plush to your skis!
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1/11/2021
Question from
Andrew
What is the length of the tail in this kit and the effective length from where the skin should end? Basically, roughly how much shorter should my skin be cut relative to the size of my ski?
Hey Andrew, the tail has about 15cm of adjustment range. I would say around 10 cm shorter than you ski will be plenty and will give you a little wiggle room.
