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Dynafits on side country?

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Bum.Life
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I have dynafits mounted on my touring / powder skis and I plan on skiing some side country while I'm in montana this winter. Is it stupid to ski pow with them if I'm not touring?
Nov 11 2014 7:11PM
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.nasty
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not stupid, but not ideal. That'd just be a lot of useless wear and tear in my mind
Nov 11 2014 7:19PM
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G_Wink
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Which Dynafit bindings are you using? Something like the beast of course is meant to handle all types of skiing, touring or aggressive. The short answer: Yes you can, its what the binding was made for
Nov 11 2014 7:20PM
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Bum.Life
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G_WinkWhich Dynafit bindings are you using? Something like the beast of course is meant to handle all types of skiing, touring or aggressive. The short answer: Yes you can, its what the binding was made for


2013 Radical FT
Nov 11 2014 7:25PM
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G_Wink
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Bum.Life2013 Radical FT


That helps! The radical was meant to help be a little more aggressive for downhill and you can still get away with it. As the previous poster mentioned it may not be ideal depending on how aggressive you want to ski, plus a dedicated binding will also properly release in case of a crash.
Nov 11 2014 7:40PM
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