Zach H

Ive been using the 135mm With a pair of BD helios For my split board(With a plum low tech adapter plate, or on a chimera guide series with a four hole splice.) They grip on the firm stuff great. They are much lighter then the split board specific offerings I have used in the past.

These Bad boys Have taken me up couloirs and refrozen faces across the country, all while taking up about as much room as a grapefruit in my pack. When I got them I was a little worried about the durability of the Center strap, But after much testing(stepping on snow-covered rocks on wind blasted ridges.) I discovered these things are bomber. Not to mention it is a modular design so you can mix and match with all the different spiky bits that blue ice makes for yer toes.

If you are anything like me then you break a lot of things.Some times in the name of science, As in How rad can I get on my split skis? The answer is only as rad as your tech toes. Well folks let me tell you this, Split specific tech toes are not very rad(Or durable.). Good thing the French realized this and created the low tech adapter. Now I can confuse my soft boot brethren and amaze the less informed hard boot bros with a pair of proper AT ski tech toes.

Is there any way to get a new crosspiece(little red donut washer thing) For a Pekye binding? Lost one some how and it seems really wasteful to have to scrap a toe piece because of a lost washer...

this stuff Tastes great, the berry flavor is my personal favorite. Doesn't give me a tummy ache after using them. 10/10 would recommend for ski touring or any other activities.