Toys, toys and more toys. "But I want you to know that I use them all..." "But, self-disclosure I got a bunch more than these ha ha ha... " I get it--I have 25 some pair sitting next to me right now. Fun to see what Christof is doing this year.
Ah Christof, this warrants either a lifetime achievement award or an intervention. Given my own proclivities, however, I'm strongly biased toward the former and otherwise next-up for the latter. Our inventories intersect at the Movement Alp Tracks 106 with Hagan bindings - a sweet ride in the powder, yet ready to muscle some hardpack when necessary. These are my go-to boards when the forecast is 6" + and a big day is planned.
This was great, but i think we need follow-up regarding "how to hide all your gear from your wife" btw. those Hagans are simply just pure dynamite. i got them last spring and they skied and performed so well, that i ended up buying a pair of Hagan's Boost 99's too.
Man and I thought I had too many skis at four and two boots! My man Christoff has the entire store! Sorry to hear about a broken hip in the past though.
GOAT quiver! The Dynafit Free 107 is in their lineup this year unchanged, they also have the Tigard 114 which is much heavier. I'd love to check out the Moonlights when they arrive :)
You know what, I think they changed it to the Radical 107. But you’re right, the ski itself is unchanged. And yes the Tigard is the new 114 big boy. Dynafit seems to change their lineups and designations every year now so I lose track😂
Awesome video, thanks for taking the time to make it. Cool to see what and why folks choose what they do in a quiver. These videos get me stoked to get out and get after it!
I noticed something; when your ski straps are that low on the skis while they're being stored, they can flatten the camber of your skis over time. I suggest keeping the ski strap up higher where the bases of the skis already touch together.
Hi Christof, I bought a pair of Hagan Core's 89 straight from Hagan in Europe based on your Volcano trip review of them, also with the pin up 10 binding. Will use them on traverses mostly, got Urner haute route planned for this year:)
That’ll be a great ski for your traverses. Light enough not to slow you down, but they’ll feel great underfoot through any conditions you happen to encounter. Enjoy!
The special, special wildcard ski from Norway... Moonlight Cruiser Carbon 120 mm width? I know Paul Forward at Blister is a big fan and there's only so many Norwegian ski brands (the Asnes Voss Z'N doesn't feel as special).
Thank you for this. I am early in my touring career and I am just starting to realize that my 50/50 setup is.....more like a 90/10 setup that really shouldnt tour at all even though it can. I bought it used off of a guy in Colorado Springs - G3 Roamrs set up with G3 ion 12 bindings. What can you recommend for people in my situation? I am probably going to use the training weight to help me build up my fitness some more but it might be nice to upgrade to something touring oriented and reliable.
You’ve summed up the realization that almost 100% of us went through as we started venturing into the backcountry, lol. Assuming you’re not a pro skier who’s gonna send 50 footers and ski Alaska spines at Mach 3, an example setup of like a Scarpa F1/Fischer Transalp/atomic backland xtd, paired with a 1300-1400ish gram ski in a 95-105mm waist and 200-350ish gram binding will get you a setup that tours/walks good enough you’ll WANT to go out and won’t dread the climbs, but performs really good and won’t leave you feeling like you’re survival skiing.
You have to check out the Dynafit Tigard 130. I'm getting it soon, but from the reviews I've seen and the specs. A 1500g boot that skis like an alpine boot, and climbs like a lightweight touring boot with 67 degrees of motion. Damn.
True! From what I understand the Tigard is closer to the Hoji that the Radical. Have you ever skied the Hoji, and do you find there's a big difference vs. the Radical? @@Lag10
I never skied the Hoji because the fit was so low volume that I couldn't handle them on my feet for more than a few minutes. I think the Radical comes pretty dang close to the hoji performance though, so much that it essentially replaced one version of the Hoji if I understand correctly.@@lafleureth
Sweet quiver! But no love for the home team, Voile? They make magical skis. Get the Hyper Manti and the Objective…and you can dump the rest of your quiver.
I love voile skis, but as long as they keep insisting on putting top sheets on their skis that make me throw up a little in my mouth when I look down at them, I’ll have to continue letting them pass by 😜
The F1 XT is my backcountry boot of choice this year and I was also thinking it might pair well with the Alp Tracks 106. Any thoughts on pairing the F1 XT with the Armada locator 104 which is about 150g heavier but $400 less expensive?
On perfect blower powder days you’d be fine, but as soon as conditions become variable or challenging, you’ll easily recognize the limitations of the F1XT with the armadas. The alp tracks are just so light that you can get away with not having the mass in the boot but for ME, I want something at least in the F1 (1250-1300gm or more) category to maximize my utility and enjoyment with any heavier ski.
@@cnuila I ended up getting the previous year's version of the Movement Alp Tracks 106 to pair with my Scarpa F1 XTs. I have seen a lot of talk about the mounting point being forward. Did you go with the recommended mounting point or move it back?
@@runthesummit I went with recommended. It’s on the demanding side of a performance ski and I think that point helps it be a little more fun and skiable than it otherwise would be
I think all of my friends would dread if I actually met Christof one the mountain. By the looks of this camera shot, we have readily apparent additions to gear LOL.
The scarpa pro-flex evo worked great (stock liner for the scarpa f1). I just started using a liner in them from my brand new Lange XT3 tour pro. The stock liner in the newest version of that boot is inadequate in my opinion for that 4 buckle touring boot, but fit perfect and feels like a perfect match for the Salomon MTN Summit. Much better than the thin liner that comes with the summit. I couldnt stand that thing, no moldability and I could feel the shell through it while I skied.
@@cnuila That’s a good way of doing it! I was wondering the other day if I bought all my boots from the same manufacturer if they’d all be same BSL lol.
Still in my ski rack, but probably needs a new home, as I can't hardly justify keeping it with the new DPS 110. Nothing at all against the Locator, if I hadn't come upon a deal I couldn't pass up on the DPS, I would have happily kept it as my powder ski.
Great video again guys! But please, stop with the decimal pounds for skis. Just do grams, no decimals needed, like the other things you mention the weight of.
I know, I can never decide units to use. For some reason boots make sense in my head in grams but ski setups with bindings don’t mean anything in my brain unless it’s pounds. ‘Merica!! 😂
We all know… The Ski Rule: - One’s ski quiver must always be one ski more than one’s current amount. As long as this rule is applied, you will have all the necessary skis for all conditions. Because you will have all the skis.
Here for Danny’s face melting vocals!
Great to see you back on the channel Christof! Another clear, concise, and well articulated review
Christof is back! Love the organization of the quiver room, it soothes me... Coming out to Utah next week to ski the Bird!
You won't have to decide between the F1 or the MTN Summit by January since I know you will be grabbing that Dynafit Ridge boot at Skimoco
Looking like it’s going to be a category crusher. I can’t wait
Toys, toys and more toys. "But I want you to know that I use them all..." "But, self-disclosure I got a bunch more than these ha ha ha... " I get it--I have 25 some pair sitting next to me right now. Fun to see what Christof is doing this year.
I do maintain that nothing stays around for long if it’s not getting skied. But yes, this is my vice.
Ah Christof, this warrants either a lifetime achievement award or an intervention. Given my own proclivities, however, I'm strongly biased toward the former and otherwise next-up for the latter. Our inventories intersect at the Movement Alp Tracks 106 with Hagan bindings - a sweet ride in the powder, yet ready to muscle some hardpack when necessary. These are my go-to boards when the forecast is 6" + and a big day is planned.
I readily admit I have a problem 😂
That intro was serious metal ... well done.
This was great, but i think we need follow-up regarding "how to hide all your gear from your wife"
btw. those Hagans are simply just pure dynamite. i got them last spring and they skied and performed so well, that i ended up buying a pair of Hagan's Boost 99's too.
😅
You've got some fans at our downtown Provo shop. Next time you're ready to thin the quiver, come say hi!
Will do!
That intro was priceless. Looks like you have a set up for every occasion and condition. 👁️❄️👁️
Man and I thought I had too many skis at four and two boots! My man Christoff has the entire store! Sorry to hear about a broken hip in the past though.
That thumbnail had me rolling 😂
The movements look good. Thats an everyday ski right there.
GOAT quiver! The Dynafit Free 107 is in their lineup this year unchanged, they also have the Tigard 114 which is much heavier. I'd love to check out the Moonlights when they arrive :)
You know what, I think they changed it to the Radical 107. But you’re right, the ski itself is unchanged. And yes the Tigard is the new 114 big boy. Dynafit seems to change their lineups and designations every year now so I lose track😂
I wonder how Danny recorded the intro jam? And that thumbnail.. so cool!
Awesome video, thanks for taking the time to make it. Cool to see what and why folks choose what they do in a quiver. These videos get me stoked to get out and get after it!
I noticed something; when your ski straps are that low on the skis while they're being stored, they can flatten the camber of your skis over time. I suggest keeping the ski strap up higher where the bases of the skis already touch together.
Ever try the Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro? Love mine, prefer over the Lange you use, they are about 100g lighter too I believe.
Hi Christof, I bought a pair of Hagan Core's 89 straight from Hagan in Europe based on your Volcano trip review of them, also with the pin up 10 binding. Will use them on traverses mostly, got Urner haute route planned for this year:)
That’ll be a great ski for your traverses. Light enough not to slow you down, but they’ll feel great underfoot through any conditions you happen to encounter. Enjoy!
Any impressions of that DPS 110 yet??? No reviews out there
Skied it the whole week in Hokaiddo, and love it. I'll make sure we get a review out soon.
Excellent review, as always!
Was that Danny singing that incredible intro?
Yeah! Danny? Was that you? I bet it was. ‘Cause that shit’s pretty funny!
That intro though😆
Can u tell me about that peg-board wall storage unit? Clever!
The special, special wildcard ski from Norway... Moonlight Cruiser Carbon 120 mm width? I know Paul Forward at Blister is a big fan and there's only so many Norwegian ski brands (the Asnes Voss Z'N doesn't feel as special).
Do you think Rossignol Escaper is a good ski for tight trees?
Thank you for this. I am early in my touring career and I am just starting to realize that my 50/50 setup is.....more like a 90/10 setup that really shouldnt tour at all even though it can. I bought it used off of a guy in Colorado Springs - G3 Roamrs set up with G3 ion 12 bindings. What can you recommend for people in my situation? I am probably going to use the training weight to help me build up my fitness some more but it might be nice to upgrade to something touring oriented and reliable.
You’ve summed up the realization that almost 100% of us went through as we started venturing into the backcountry, lol. Assuming you’re not a pro skier who’s gonna send 50 footers and ski Alaska spines at Mach 3, an example setup of like a Scarpa F1/Fischer Transalp/atomic backland xtd, paired with a 1300-1400ish gram ski in a 95-105mm waist and 200-350ish gram binding will get you a setup that tours/walks good enough you’ll WANT to go out and won’t dread the climbs, but performs really good and won’t leave you feeling like you’re survival skiing.
Thoughts on the Ultra 84 vs 89?
You have to check out the Dynafit Tigard 130. I'm getting it soon, but from the reviews I've seen and the specs. A 1500g boot that skis like an alpine boot, and climbs like a lightweight touring boot with 67 degrees of motion. Damn.
Based on skimo co’s actual specs, it’s 1678 grams which puts it ~150 grams heavier than the radical pro
Yeah it won’t quite be 1500g but I’m sure it will be an awesome boot. And I love me a good Hoji-lock!
True! From what I understand the Tigard is closer to the Hoji that the Radical. Have you ever skied the Hoji, and do you find there's a big difference vs. the Radical? @@Lag10
I never skied the Hoji because the fit was so low volume that I couldn't handle them on my feet for more than a few minutes. I think the Radical comes pretty dang close to the hoji performance though, so much that it essentially replaced one version of the Hoji if I understand correctly.@@lafleureth
Sweet quiver! But no love for the home team, Voile? They make magical skis. Get the Hyper Manti and the Objective…and you can dump the rest of your quiver.
I love voile skis, but as long as they keep insisting on putting top sheets on their skis that make me throw up a little in my mouth when I look down at them, I’ll have to continue letting them pass by 😜
@@cnuila Ha! Fair enough. Maybe give the new Charger ACE a look with the plain Vanilla top sheet. I bet they’d even print the MA logo on it for you.
Uh oh, did Christof buy himself some Moonlights...
The F1 XT is my backcountry boot of choice this year and I was also thinking it might pair well with the Alp Tracks 106. Any thoughts on pairing the F1 XT with the Armada locator 104 which is about 150g heavier but $400 less expensive?
On perfect blower powder days you’d be fine, but as soon as conditions become variable or challenging, you’ll easily recognize the limitations of the F1XT with the armadas. The alp tracks are just so light that you can get away with not having the mass in the boot but for ME, I want something at least in the F1 (1250-1300gm or more) category to maximize my utility and enjoyment with any heavier ski.
@@cnuila Thanks, that is very helpful!
@@cnuila I ended up getting the previous year's version of the Movement Alp Tracks 106 to pair with my Scarpa F1 XTs. I have seen a lot of talk about the mounting point being forward. Did you go with the recommended mounting point or move it back?
@@runthesummit I went with recommended. It’s on the demanding side of a performance ski and I think that point helps it be a little more fun and skiable than it otherwise would be
Thanks!
Show us the inbounds stuff soon!
I don’t know if Danny will agree to film it, lol. He has to ski with his kids at the resort once in awhile and his head almost explodes😂
What’s the special wildcard that’s between Norway and salt lake????
I'm guessing it's some Moonlight Carbon skis.
I think all of my friends would dread if I actually met Christof one the mountain. By the looks of this camera shot, we have readily apparent additions to gear LOL.
I readily admit I have a real problem. It hasn’t taken food off my family’s table though so I’ll call it a “healthy” addiction😂
I have just given up on the house and family for the time being HAHAHA @@cnuila
What liner do you use in the Salomon Summit?
The scarpa pro-flex evo worked great (stock liner for the scarpa f1). I just started using a liner in them from my brand new Lange XT3 tour pro. The stock liner in the newest version of that boot is inadequate in my opinion for that 4 buckle touring boot, but fit perfect and feels like a perfect match for the Salomon MTN Summit. Much better than the thin liner that comes with the summit. I couldnt stand that thing, no moldability and I could feel the shell through it while I skied.
Are all your boots the same BSL ? 😂
I wish! If I think I might use more than one boot with a ski, I’ll usually mount them to the shorter BSL boot and adjust for the bigger when I use it.
@@cnuila That’s a good way of doing it! I was wondering the other day if I bought all my boots from the same manufacturer if they’d all be same BSL lol.
No more Locator 112?
Still in my ski rack, but probably needs a new home, as I can't hardly justify keeping it with the new DPS 110. Nothing at all against the Locator, if I hadn't come upon a deal I couldn't pass up on the DPS, I would have happily kept it as my powder ski.
Hi from elsewhere….can you give stats in metric.
Ski quivers are metal
Great video again guys! But please, stop with the decimal pounds for skis. Just do grams, no decimals needed, like the other things you mention the weight of.
I know, I can never decide units to use. For some reason boots make sense in my head in grams but ski setups with bindings don’t mean anything in my brain unless it’s pounds. ‘Merica!! 😂
We all know… The Ski Rule:
- One’s ski quiver must always be one ski more than one’s current amount.
As long as this rule is applied, you will have all the necessary skis for all conditions. Because you will have all the skis.
🫨 quiver dreams. Just gonna take a guess… the ski showing up soon is coming from moonlight mountain gear?🫣