Hey Quinn - we fully agree on your comment about Schorsch :) He truly is a legend! Have fun ski touring then! All the best from your Dynafit team! #speedup
The technique for traversing icy terrain really open my eyes! I had no idea why I kept sliding, but now I realize my instinct to use the edge is the opposite of what I should actually doing. Thanks Dynafit!
Just came across your videos. Great stuff. I took three friends out recently for their first day in the backcountry. All three are bike racers and good downhill skiers. I will admit that I had not taught the kick turn on steep terrain in quite some time. I think I provided a good example based on your example in this video. Maybe I have learned something over my 30 years skiing in the backcountry. Ha! Looking forward to more of your videos. By the way, I bought Dynafit Hoji Free 130s to replace my TLT 6 boots this year. The Hojis are fantastic boots.
Hey Lee, thanks for your comment and great to hear you had a good day out on the mountains with some friends and could pass on some learnings from "Schorsch" :) Have fun ski touring this season with your new HOJI boot and in case you haven't seen all our tutorials by Schorsch yet, here they are: ruclips.net/p/PLISzBrL2ws21H4rbrPN_6QSTFV4A-NwPQ All the best from your Dynafit team! #Speedup
@@dynafit Hey, Quick report on the Hoji Free 130s. I have 11 days on them so far. Did a steep and difficult climb yesterday up Mt Rose near Reno, NV. These boots are absolutely fantastic. I could not be happier with the climbing comfort and performance. The downhill performance is wonderful as well. Such a step up for me over the TLT 6 in terms of stiffness and downhill performance. Cheers!
Oh--so just like Nordic skiing, except the boots don't flex? XCD (Telemark) skiiers were doing this (that is to say, these ski touring techniques on the flats and climbs) for so long, before Alpine skiiers decided to free the heel as well. Now, the AT gear is lighter, and faster on hard steep downhill runs, because parallel turns. . Skins and heel elevators...
Schorsch is a legend. First year ski touring, these videos have been a great introduction to the sport.
Hey Quinn - we fully agree on your comment about Schorsch :) He truly is a legend! Have fun ski touring then! All the best from your Dynafit team! #speedup
The technique for traversing icy terrain really open my eyes! I had no idea why I kept sliding, but now I realize my instinct to use the edge is the opposite of what I should actually doing. Thanks Dynafit!
very well presented video
This guy is exactly what I imagine when I imagine skiers. Helpful tips and good entertainment value.
Glad you enjoyed the video! All the best from your DYNAFIT team! #speedup
Great tips!
Thanks for your tips, I’m going to improve! I sure! 👌🏻
No doubt about that :)! Happy ski touring and all the best from your Dynafit team! #Speedup
Great tip for the kick turn. I’ll practice it on the Dynafit Skimo tracks at Andorra 🤟🏼
Have fun practising :)! All the best from your Dynafit team! #Speedup
Just came across your videos. Great stuff. I took three friends out recently for their first day in the backcountry. All three are bike racers and good downhill skiers. I will admit that I had not taught the kick turn on steep terrain in quite some time. I think I provided a good example based on your example in this video. Maybe I have learned something over my 30 years skiing in the backcountry. Ha! Looking forward to more of your videos. By the way, I bought Dynafit Hoji Free 130s to replace my TLT 6 boots this year. The Hojis are fantastic boots.
Hey Lee, thanks for your comment and great to hear you had a good day out on the mountains with some friends and could pass on some learnings from "Schorsch" :) Have fun ski touring this season with your new HOJI boot and in case you haven't seen all our tutorials by Schorsch yet, here they are: ruclips.net/p/PLISzBrL2ws21H4rbrPN_6QSTFV4A-NwPQ All the best from your Dynafit team! #Speedup
@@dynafit Hey, Quick report on the Hoji Free 130s. I have 11 days on them so far. Did a steep and difficult climb yesterday up Mt Rose near Reno, NV. These boots are absolutely fantastic. I could not be happier with the climbing comfort and performance. The downhill performance is wonderful as well. Such a step up for me over the TLT 6 in terms of stiffness and downhill performance. Cheers!
Oh--so just like Nordic skiing, except the boots don't flex? XCD (Telemark) skiiers were doing this (that is to say, these ski touring techniques on the flats and climbs) for so long, before Alpine skiiers decided to free the heel as well. Now, the AT gear is lighter, and faster on hard steep downhill runs, because parallel turns. . Skins and heel elevators...