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eric
| Gender: | Male |
|---|---|
| Height: | 6' 0" |
| Weight: | 165 lbs |
| Shoe Size: | US 9.50 |
| Skier Type: | Type III+ - Expert |
| Ski Frequency: | 100+ days / year |
My Skiing
everything from powder to steep icy chutes.if its got snow I will ski it. I have
skied all over the world and very close to skiing all 7 continents.
powder days tlt6 performance, blizzard zerog 95 with speed turns. every other day dyna evo boots, atomic ultimate 78 with trab race bindings.
Recent Posts
8/4/2019
Hey Karl- I have skied the old version extensively and the 19/20 model a few times. While the 19/20 is supposed to have been tweaked a little I would say it skied very close, if not the same, to the previous version. Maybe a bit easier to initiate a turn but not much. Felt very similar to me.
5/23/2019
Carl-The stock linking bars will accept a 332mm BSL.
5/23/2019
Kristin- Brakes can be purchased from us here
5/21/2019
Tyler- Sorry we dont have any at the moment. We do get some in from time to time, keep checking back.
5/21/2019
Ruth-The UL 85 and backland 85 difference is the UL is made out of lighter materials. The alp tracks 89 is a different ski where the alp tracks 85 would be the similar ski to the UL 85. The Ul 85 is probably the most forgiving ski but still has good edge hold and medium flex. The alp tracks skis are all going to be stiffer and less forgiving. The alp tracks skis also will have a bit more sidecut.
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