I have flashy neon pink tape that attaches to the binding and you jam it up your pant leg. But I don't usually get to ski deep enough powder to warrant purchasing anything else.
I have flashy neon pink tape that attaches to the binding and you jam it up your pant leg. But I don't usually get to ski deep enough powder to warrant purchasing anything else.
I believe those were tele skis with no brakes too, right? So once the ski blew off the rack, it took off down the hill.There was a kid at Taos who forgot? to wrap the tape around both skis before he left them outside Whistlestop Cafe - 3 minutes later one of his skis was in the creekbed below the cafe with tape winding all through the brush...
I believe those were tele skis with no brakes too, right? So once the ski blew off the rack, it took off down the hill.
Same here, except the stripes (tapes) are orange.I have flashy neon pink tape that attaches to the binding and you jam it up your pant leg. But I don't usually get to ski deep enough powder to warrant purchasing anything else.
Too scary... I want my skis to come off when they should.Maybe just tighten your bindings
I am clearly joking but the scary thing is some of this is likely not that far off in the future. Look at the new wireless shifting for bikes. I could easily see tech like that being integrated into boots and bindings at some point in the near future.
Yes but think belt and suspenders. I generally don't want my skis to come off but if they do I want to be able to find them.Maybe just tighten your bindings
I do prefer the low tech approach of some neon surveyors tape instead of relying on technology in winter conditions.
You know, I bought 2 set of Pow Tails a few years back as the owner/inventor was closing the (side) business and clearing out his inventory. I've never used them.
What’s the cost of these retrievers?
i wonder if the signal interferes with an avalanche transceiver? The resQski says no but I wonder.