Hayden

These are the gold standard for climbing skins today! I've never used a race skin in a comparable size, but these skins glide quite well. It's hard to imagine that a race skin (cut to the same width) could glide much better than this. I also own a pair of the S-Glides, and I can't tell a difference in glide between the two sets of skins. Where the FreePro and S-Glide differ is in uphill traction. That said, if you are an experienced backcountry skier who understands good skintrack form, you shouldn't be he...

Hi Skimo Crew, I recently obtained a set of the Aski Toe plates from a friend, which I believe are the precursor to the Dynafit toe plates listed here. Unfortunately they are missing the hardware (bolts and nuts). Could you let me know the spec of the hardware so I can track some down? Or if you happen to have extra nuts & bolts, I'd love to buy them. Thanks! Hayden

Hi Skimo Crew, I recently obtained a set of these plates from a friend, but they are missing the hardware (bolts and nuts). Could you let me know the spec of the hardware so I can track some down? Or if you happen to have extra nuts & bolts, I'd love to buy them. Thanks! Hayden

After having two of these probes over the past several years, I'd be hard pressed to go and buy something else. Mammut has the best cord locking mechanism on the market, I definitely prefer it over BCA and Black Diamond, both of which I've seen break in the field (during drills). Mammut also makes it easy by making some of the best shovels, and without a doubt the best beacons, so why not bundle all three with a package every few seasons. Safety gear is not worth skimping on, Mammut is the way to go!

Wow, looks like a beautiful boot. Any chance you could get me the weight for a single 26.0/26.5 shell?