I love and respect the passion y'all bring to telemark. What I love more is the evolution in what you're doing with tele gear. I've watched all of the hype street/park edits of recent alpine guys but I always finding myself thinking "these guys are phenomenal, I wonder what this scenario would be like with a freeheeler". And here we are.
For a dead sport, there sure is a lot of fine film making goin on around it. Nice work all, you're the Stacy Peralta of tele. Still bummed I missed your visit to Granite Peak for Why Not. Hope you make it back to Wisconsin again.
Awesome everyone! I’m about to mount my NTN bindings on my new Black Crows Mirus Cor. And ride 80% groomers with a lot is switch, and 20% park. Where would you guys recommend mounting the bindings? The ski shop here and Denmark has no clue and they are doing it in three days simply where they would mount normal bindings. Any help is greatly appreciated 🎉
Sorry for the delay @RonniWest! If you are primarily ripping groomers with a small percentage in park, I tend to recommend following the boot sole middle mounted at the alpine recommended line on the ski. I see the website shows the mount point is -3.5 cm for tele. With that profile, that should be plenty fun for groomer ripping and backwards dorking, while not feeling too far back for enjoying park!
Noob telemarker. My kit hasn't even arrived yet, but I've been Alpine for almost 40 years. Cool to see you can still have fun in the park. I don't go in often, but at least I still can
this is sick
this better blow up
Love this
I need a tele posse. NEED
Nice to see Taylors Outlaws releasing
Tele gangs are where its @!
I love and respect the passion y'all bring to telemark. What I love more is the evolution in what you're doing with tele gear. I've watched all of the hype street/park edits of recent alpine guys but I always finding myself thinking "these guys are phenomenal, I wonder what this scenario would be like with a freeheeler". And here we are.
Thanks so much for the stoke!
@@telecolo_ Y'all are more then welcome. Hit me up if you ever come to Jay Peak in Vermont, I may or may not need some pointers. 😬😁
This is what it’s all about!
Its August 16, 2023...counting the days to SNOW & Freeheels!
For a dead sport, there sure is a lot of fine film making goin on around it. Nice work all, you're the Stacy Peralta of tele. Still bummed I missed your visit to Granite Peak for Why Not. Hope you make it back to Wisconsin again.
If it was dead then why do companies still make new tele gear, sell it, and then use it?
Thanks so much! As somebody who grew up in skateboarding, this means a lot! We will definitely be touring back in the midwest again this fall!
かっこよすぎる！
Awesome everyone! I’m about to mount my NTN bindings on my new Black Crows Mirus Cor. And ride 80% groomers with a lot is switch, and 20% park. Where would you guys recommend mounting the bindings? The ski shop here and Denmark has no clue and they are doing it in three days simply where they would mount normal bindings. Any help is greatly appreciated 🎉
Sorry for the delay @RonniWest! If you are primarily ripping groomers with a small percentage in park, I tend to recommend following the boot sole middle mounted at the alpine recommended line on the ski. I see the website shows the mount point is -3.5 cm for tele. With that profile, that should be plenty fun for groomer ripping and backwards dorking, while not feeling too far back for enjoying park!
@@telecolo_ thank you very much champ!
Noob telemarker. My kit hasn't even arrived yet, but I've been Alpine for almost 40 years. Cool to see you can still have fun in the park. I don't go in often, but at least I still can
Rad
最高ですね！！ぜひ日本の白馬に来て下さい！⛷️⛷️⛄️
I just about lost it when I realized why he had 2 ski’s in his hands. Defo trying 2morrow on chair 3 at Alyeska. Cheers
“He’s skiing on one ski!” From the movie better of dead.
Thats where the park is.
Haha a classic clip! How did it go?
WTF!!! And i fear to go down a slope over 10% with my short telemark ski..