slang for snowboarders.Tony_H wrote::shock:IceGhost wrote:There are alot of knuckle draggers out there
Dave Mac... are you the skier in the 1930s?
LoginTo Create or Answer a Topic
Started by Pablo Escobar in Ski Chatter 04-Feb-2010 - 10 Replies
IceGhost
reply to 'Dave Mac... are you the skier in the 1930s?' posted Feb-2010
Uh oh, I think I broke'd the lift
Daved
reply to 'Dave Mac... are you the skier in the 1930s?' posted Feb-2010
Dave Mac wrote:daved wrote:took me back ...I remember taking a HB week in westendorf in a single room in the early 70s for £26...most of the clips where from the late 60s early 70s ...not a cable binding in sight ...all nevada n17s or ess 3s...bet they would not have done that without
In my first season, 71, I fixed Ess 3 bindings on to my 215 Kneissl White Star. The skis were as stiff as, I don't know how any of us managed to make any turns at all ~ the length was a macho thing.
The bindings were lethal, a very high COF!
and they were the best there was..along with the nevadas but i had short skis back then ...a pair of Head jck specials from ellis brigham ..209s...
Dave Mac
reply to 'Dave Mac... are you the skier in the 1930s?' posted Feb-2010
A better binding of the time was the Marker latch up. Still slightly more efficient than a modern heel binding. Not a step in though so it is out of the game.
Two weeks ago, I assisted with two accidents where the heel binding failed to open. It's still happening.
Two weeks ago, I assisted with two accidents where the heel binding failed to open. It's still happening.
Topic last updated on 05-February-2010 at 23:37
