If you’re interests truly extend beyond an inexpensive/free set-up to access flat>rolling terrain on tracked trails and...into the thrilling (if not somewhat intimidating) domain of true backcountry skiing (i.e. skiing DOWNHILL on un-groomed slopes...)...

Do yourself a favor and...do not use gear like that pictured here! There’s a reason modern b/c gear is wider/heavier/stiffer/non-cambered/shaped etc. Time and experience have proven that it’s EASIER and therefore more ENJOYABLE to ski such gear.

On Fri, 25 Jun 2021 at 12:03 PM Lynn and John via NMCCSCeGroup <nmccscegroup@mailman.swcp.com> wrote:

Hello fellow skiers:
If you’ve been interested in trying some backcountry skiing, metal edges, and don’t want to invest a lot of money, in this case no money, then let us know if you are interested in having these skis. Outbound single camber Karhu 180cm has Rainey cable binding. Karhu XCD-GTs, 3 pin, 190cm and 210cm.

Poles:

Chouinard adjustable avalanche probe pole.

Yellow roller ski poles, 145 cm.

White Trak pole, 128-129cm.

Black Swix pole 160cm.

Gold pole, no basket, 140cm.

The days are getting shorter so ski season can’t be too far away.

Lynn

Lynn A.
Landline: 505-296-7265

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