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Hey Ben, I can't speak to the new models (2022+) but the older 20-21 models should be sized the same with just a colorway difference. Still a fantastic casque!

Would love to hear some more thoughts on this ski and how it feels on-snow from Dr. Borro or others who have gotten some turns on it thus far. East Coasters are curious!

Juniper, "pin-line" mount for a race ski refers to mounting the toe piece of the binding based on the designated pivot point of the ski. This allows the ski to drop back into kick-turns easier than it would when mounted on boot cetner. The pin-line hould be marked from the manufacturer (either on the top sheet or a little tic mark on the sidewall).

Greg, I think you’re spot-on with that assessment! I probably wouldn’t take this ski up high on Washington since it’s a bit wider than what I like using for more mountaineering-style applications, but for more below-tree line touring in the NE the Hyper Vector BC is dialed. For the “one ski to do it all” in the Northeast with a mountaineering/steeps/big vert focus, I’d nudge you toward something more like a Ski Tran Stelvio or Magico.2, which would be a more confident edging platform and also take the abuse...

Phil, your input is much appreciated but may be unique to yourself and your skiing style. You may find that, for a variety of reasons, your TLT6s provide a stiffer and more hard-driving ski experiences than your TLT7s or TLT8s, but as a general rule the boots have indeed gotten stiffer over the generations on account of advances in materials and a more sophisticated (and stiffer) interface between the cuff pivots. Dynafit does not mess around with their model updates for their flagship touring boot! Also wo...