An Into to Ski Touring with Daymakers Adapters
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Looking to get started with Backcountry skiing? Daymakers Alpine Adapters are the simplest way to start. You can use your current downhill ski gear with plugging this adapter in (that resembles a ski boot) with full touring capabilities, reducing your cost to start to as low as possible.
In this video, professional skier and Daymaker Engineer Giray Dadali (@ahmetsbrother) talks you through putting skins on, using the Daymakers Adapters from putting them on to clearing snow and utilizing the 10 and 18 degree elevator angles. The video also explains basic avalanche terrain protocols, touring pole techniques, backpacks, and keeping your goggles from fogging!
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At least you did your market research. Daywreckers? Nah, we're gonna nip that in the butt right off the bat
Nice Video. I built an adapter myself with the help of a 3d printer. It works really well.
Bro drop the blue prints
Can you post the files to thingiverse and reply with the link?
let me know when you build it
Use your poles ti get snow off boots
Is this a joke? Who’s buying these when there’s so many great options for bomber touring bindings that are cheaper and easier to use. And who taught you to remove snow from your boots?
I agree. That's why I built my own.
Someone who is 90/10 resort to touring would buy these. You get to use real bindings for the resort and deal with the adapters on the rare tour day. I'd never settle for frame bindings on the resort.
Fire 🔥
these cost over $350 for that much you can get some nice frame bindings and get them mounted by a pro for less than $325
But wouldn’t you need brand new boots too?
@@cano24dez no
"Let's resort ski with some frame bindings" - Noone ever
Sure but then your stuck with those bindings, I prefer my pivots.
@@cano24dez Frame bindings allow someone to use normal Alpine boots to tour, however if your boot doesn't have a walk mode, you're not going to enjoy it.
why would someone buy that for that price you can get nice ski bindings
I agree. that's why I built my own. I am happy if you watch my video about it
Cost. With this you could technically not need to buy anything new at all. With the traditional touring bindings you need specialised boots as well.
sry bro, but how u remove the snow under your shoes dont give us confidence in your really old touring system....