Andrew S

Still going strong. I actually broke a leash while skinning a very steep side hill. My boot torqued out of the toe piece (yes, I lock the toes) and I postholed which stretched the leash to its max and broke it. The swaged shifter cable looked good as new.

I second this review. My ski trab leash broke in the same spot with very little force.

I've logged nearly 20 days on these skis this season, and I’m thoroughly impressed. They’ve tackled everything from powdery meadows to wind-buffed ridges and variable couloirs with ease. Turn initiation is effortless across a range of snow conditions, and the skis adapt seamlessly to whatever turn shape you command. The softer flex in the tip not only enhances float in deep powder but also surprisingly excels in breakable crusts, making challenging conditions more manageable. The relatively high camber add...

I've used these for the majority of the season and have got a good idea of how they perform at this point. What more can I say? They are a great, lightweight binding with just the right mix of features. Optional brakes, freeride spacers, gapless heel, a true flat mode and 2 additional riser modes. The heels are easy to turn and step in is a breeze. I've had no issues with funtionality or durability and I expect that trend to continue. For Tyrolia/Head's first entry into the tech binding world, they've hit a...

I purchased these skis as an objective ski because on paper they seem to balance uphill and downhill performance in a way that is second to none. On snow I can confirm that they feel great. They are nice and light for the skin track but puch much harder than their weight would lead you to believe on the way down. They ski soft powdery snow with ease but still maintain an easy to turn nature when the snow gets hard, icey and variable. I've entrusted these skis to accompany me on the haute route traverse as w...