Jeff
Gender
Male
Height
5' 10"
Weight
150 lbs
Shoe Size
US 8.50
Skier Type
Type III - Aggressive
Ski Frequency:
25 - 50 days / year
My Skiing
Moved to Utah in 1979 and ski bummed at Snowbird for TOO long. But I quickly realized that untracked powder didn't exist long at the resorts and got my first Tele setup in 83. Been skiing backcountry since. Slow to the AT gear, but Skimo changed that. Style is slowly evolving from the Hippy powder turns to willing to open it up on occasion. Finally getting into touring in the Spring too.
My Gear
First AT setup is Spectres and Wailer 112 Pures with Radical ST 2.0. Heavy, but work very well at Alta on Powder days.
Now on Alien RS (size 26) Movement Alp Track 100 with Ski Trab Titan Vario.2.
Spring setup - Ski Trab Magico.2 171cm and Titan Vario.2 of course.
Recent Posts
3/27/2025
Bjorn, Tough question. The onyx is long discontinued and I couldn't find a picture of the Onyx crampons from back then. If they use the same universal mount as the current crampons, you should be able to use. Whether or not it will slide under the toe piece, I can't say.
3/27/2025
Hi Max, I have the exact same ski. So any DPS 112 will be the same, your on the wrong page here.
The Kaizen 112 will be the heavier Resort build. The CFL 112 is the newest construction using a Carbon / Flax layup. The Pagoda 112 is the previous construction using multiple woods and foam in the core. All have the same rocker profile and sidecut and Fun factor.
3/22/2025
Emily, Sorry, we can't special order a color. d'Alain ships us whatever colors he has on hand.
3/21/2025
Hello Hayden,
This leash is long enough to transition without removing.
The B&D leash will also do that. And includes a choice of two fuse links.
I can't answer about the force needed to break. There is no standard avalanche.
3/18/2025
Rolka, Yes it is a good idea.
At one point Atomic said the womens version had a slightly softer flex, more recently they say it is the same ski. Since we are out of the 172 in the 100, you can still grab a good deal here.
