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Aha - found them, I knew I had kept 1 pair
This pair of leashes weighs in at 79g, vs. 228g for the brakes. Glad to have settled that one
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Yoda wrote:
Aha - found them, I knew I had kept 1 pair
This pair of leashes weighs in at 79g, vs. 228g for the brakes. Glad to have settled that one
So, the leashes do save weight over brakes
However, if in crevassed terrain, you
might
.....choose to have both. No point in losing a ski down a gurt big crack, and having to walk out.
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?
Higher din for me when skiing powder. Mate lost ski at revelstoke, took 40 minutes to find, resultant-cranked up din on the bench so they wouldn't come off again. (he is an experienced instructor). I'd go for the din.
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When in Tignes in Jan put my powder trails on becasue someone else was faffing so had time, got to the bottom of the La Daille gondola after a few falls in the fresh snow went to take the trails off before taking off the skis to go back up - I'd lost the trails - annoyed but equally amused - not sure I can afford a set of trails each time I go in deep snow but better than loosing the ski's!
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This pair of leashes weighs in at 79g, vs. 228g for the brakes. Glad to have settled that one 
