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Ski tour bindings for young kids
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

My son is very keen to come ski touring with mum and dad. He's only 6.5 years so has rather small feet. His boot sole length is 241mm but the smallest sole length requirement for a tour binding I've seen is 260mm. I've seen these BCA adaptors that take 240mm boots, http://www.facewest.co.uk/BCA-Alpine-Trekkers.html. Anyone know of any other options or views on the adaptors? I think adaptors would be good enough as he only wants to come up on easy on piste or forest roads type tours and it means he keeps his regular skis and bindings for the downhill. I did use adaptors myself years back, remember them adding plenty of height when in use and quite heavy. Hmm too heavy for a little kid? Went to hire some kit for him today and he was most upset they didn't have any smaller enough touring kit for him.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Maybe snow shoes and carry his skis.
I must say six seems young for anything too demanding anyway. Skinning on piste can be dangerous and is banned in some places due to risk of collisions.
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