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Telemark Setup
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Looking for a modern telemark setup for piste skiing. Boot size 45. Cheers!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Hi- best bet is to keep searching on eBay for boots and bindings. I'd suggest Rottefella Freerides if possible and basically any NTN boot in your size. Get the plastic not metal plate Freerides (th emetal are the v1 which is now very old). Probably best to avoid mejios to start with on account of breakages to spring boxes etc. OutlawXs good- but can also break.

For skis- ideally just use one of your your current alpine skis / something you know. To start with something on the softer side rather than piste specific. Get mounted at usual alpine point- or possibly a couple of cm back. With Freerides you can adjust anyway (if you get round to it).

However- I see that I have assumed (perhaps completly incorrectly) that you are a tele novice. If so I humbly apologise. But advice re eBay stands! I have bought and sold loads of tele gear on eBay. You might also find some of the rather garish green and yellow freerides online for cheap.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Wot @Ed123 said. You will need Large bindings. Freerides are easier to find, Outlaw-X ski better. If you come across an Outlaw (without the -X) avoid as 22D can't repair them anymore.
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