Dear all,
I am new to the skiboarding business (have been riding snowblades for years), and wondered, if I could get some tips on what bindings to use on RVL8 boards?
Are non release still okay over 100 cm? I am getting more and more worried, the older I get.
Also, many of my friends go on backcountry ski tours. Many of the newer boards are designed for off groomers, powder, moguls etc. But those do not come with the luxury of a ski lift. How do you guys get up there? Walk? I assume the least of you have a helicopter at hand.
So I am wondering, can tour bindings be mounted on the available risers? Or in some other way?
Additionally, what is the difference between the Spruce and the RVL8 risers? One is more expensive than the other, but I cannot see any fuctional difference/upgrade.
Any tips would be appreciated.
Best
Piet
I am new to the skiboarding business (have been riding snowblades for years), and wondered, if I could get some tips on what bindings to use on RVL8 boards?
Are non release still okay over 100 cm? I am getting more and more worried, the older I get.
Also, many of my friends go on backcountry ski tours. Many of the newer boards are designed for off groomers, powder, moguls etc. But those do not come with the luxury of a ski lift. How do you guys get up there? Walk? I assume the least of you have a helicopter at hand.
So I am wondering, can tour bindings be mounted on the available risers? Or in some other way?
Additionally, what is the difference between the Spruce and the RVL8 risers? One is more expensive than the other, but I cannot see any fuctional difference/upgrade.
Any tips would be appreciated.
Best
Piet
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