Telemark Movie - A Telemark Tale 2018 

Thanks bud

Thanks! Yes it is super convenient to throw an alpine turn every once and a while. You can't beat the feeling of a tele turn, but sometimes its more appropriate/easier/less sketchy to make an alpine turn.

I totally agree. In fact I'm going to take your new name suggestion and put it out there, good with you?

@@freeheelalpine8343 absolutely...!

Eva Odland Y' know what the late, great tele guru Allan Bard said about this..."The technique you use and the tools you choose are up to you...it's all skiing."

Loren isn't a grown up, so I guess you'll never grow up! ;-)

I believe this came out before The Camp Fire?

Joseph is correct, the fire is one of the many that happened mid summer.

Whale back fire near Susanville... I also hit up the Carr fire (big gnarly one) on that same roll! Thanks for the props man!

Thanks! I don't actually know the specific ski Ty skis on but I will ask. You might be able to identify it from the graphic from a little searching online. Pretty much any alpine ski will work with a tele binding these days...

Those are the K2 Catamaran (this year's graphic) best pow ski I've ever ridden! Thanks for watching! Cheers

super cool! thanks 👍

Florian Redecsy I don't use the outlaw...I use the old Hammerheads, but my experience may be of some use to you. I'm a big guy (6'5" 220#) and have "stiffy" springs on my "all conditions" skiis where the stiffer flex allows me to get more of my forefoot on the ski, resulting in more control. It is more work to flex and drop my knee with these springs though, and a smaller, lighter person may not need or want this extra resistance. On my powder skiis, I have the softer stock spring, because I don't want to stomp on my rear ski as much (nor do I need to in powder). The force needed to flex the stiffer spring in powder would just make the rear ski dive, resulting in unwanted consequences!

@@johns3106 Thank you... Will try different things