.webp.0a50dd72563036feadeb1f5c10a9e658.webp)
.webp.594e76dd75aefabbbd8c63a3242fcd7d.webp)
.webp.a30f66e5f4553a0ea06e4fe12520951c.webp)
ScaredOfCorbets
-
Posts
87 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Forums
Profiles
BallOfSpray Posts
Events
Downloads
Store
Gallery
Quizzes
Posts posted by ScaredOfCorbets
-
-
Sounds fun, since the snow skiing season is essentially over.
-
As mentioned in the past, there's more than actual gas consumption. Keep in mind the cost and access to a boat, ski course, and good will of the driver. Occasional 6 or 12 pack will buy you future sets, even though most boat owners are happy just to be out as well. Offering is the key.
-
That's a downer that Andy withdrew. I was looking for to watch him and others hitting the course. Plus he is such a pleasant guy to chat with.
Come on guys who complained...does Andy have to wait till he turns 65 or 80 before he can ski in this tourney?
-
So, these individual plates/screws bond onto the ski, right? What if I want to remove them in the future?
-
Thanks for the advice. The rear wiley seems to be a good option. I will look into the R-style, with the lift capability, as well.
-
I see that Reflex states that 'Never use a rear high-wrap rubber binding'.
I know I've seen this setup before. If I keep the rear, Say Wiley, relative lose, what's the risk?
-
I'm interested in the Reflex Bindings on a Goode.
What's the recommendations from the BOS community?
The Reflex user manual says to use Reflexbonds, but is using Inter-Loc ok or better? I don't want the plate to release fro two obvious reasons.
If using Inter-loc, what (250 vs 400) and how many strips?
Goode skis
in Skis Fins Bindings
Posted