Trekkers
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NOSNOWJUSTICE
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They'd be aight. Honestly, adds weight, can break, and is finicky with bindings, esp. PX series.
Butttt! They can get you to unimaginable powder! Touring is amazing, like, wow.
IMO, if you wanna tour, and you get trekkers, you'll end up falling into a spiral deathtrap of money thrown out for better bindings and boots, etc. I would sell what binders you got and spend an extra $100 or so for dukes or freeride pluses, depending on how much touring you'll be doing. You be spending $100 or so for the trekkers anyway, so save time.
Either way, have funnnnnnnn!
Butttt! They can get you to unimaginable powder! Touring is amazing, like, wow.
IMO, if you wanna tour, and you get trekkers, you'll end up falling into a spiral deathtrap of money thrown out for better bindings and boots, etc. I would sell what binders you got and spend an extra $100 or so for dukes or freeride pluses, depending on how much touring you'll be doing. You be spending $100 or so for the trekkers anyway, so save time.
Either way, have funnnnnnnn!
Ghini
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Yeah I didnt know them either.. would be great to hear some things about them..
I think for me the best part is you can put them on all your ski's.. But I also have jesters on my ski's..problem?? how big?? I will only use them to get to the goods.. because if you really want to tour you really need a much lighter set up and other boots and really light ski's..
I think for me the best part is you can put them on all your ski's.. But I also have jesters on my ski's..problem?? how big?? I will only use them to get to the goods.. because if you really want to tour you really need a much lighter set up and other boots and really light ski's..