Joined: Thu Nov 20, 2008 9:10 pm Posts: 1241 Location: South SL,UT
This thread is experimental, and meant to be a single place to reach out to the manufacturer[s] for product ideas, suggestions, and feature requests. I've spoken to Chris about making the threads into stickies if the majority feels this would be useful.
I've started with Voile for obvious reasons, but ideally there would be a thread for each of the major SB gear manufacturers. This would allow them to easily find out what our community is thinking, needing, and wanting without them having to spend hours on the entire site.
We started doing this at the company I work for and it has really helped us understand our customers without having to go to numerous sources to get the info.
That's a great idea... I figure this will probably stay so I'm just gonna put in my now...
First of all, I don't have $300 to spend on new bindings for my splitboard.
I called up Voile to find out if they were going to sell the rails separately for people who are already satisfied with their bindings. The response I got was "we aren't considering that at this time".
Wrong answer
Voile brags that their light rail binding is "modular". What good is a "modular" binding if you can't buy it in pieces???
Joined: Thu Nov 20, 2008 9:10 pm Posts: 1241 Location: South SL,UT
Dave and Co.
Please bring back the 178cm swallowtail with RX mods to taper, and the fall leaves topsheet. Also I really like inner edge being sidewall like the white and purple, One Ninety Five.
Joined: Wed Oct 29, 2008 10:39 am Posts: 353 Location: Durango, CO.
Dave and co.
Please quit pulling the rug out from under the dual climbing bars. You guys keep pushing the release date back and it's getting really annoying. They're climbing bars for Pete's sake, how complicated can it be?
(I knew I shouldn't have given my ghetto rigged G3 dualies to Dutch-Marc )
Joined: Fri Oct 23, 2009 9:38 pm Posts: 794 Location: The Belly of Ham baby!!
bones get broke wrote:
Dave and co.
Please quit pulling the rug out from under the dual climbing bars. You guys keep pushing the release date back and it's getting really annoying. They're climbing bars for Pete's sake, how complicated can it be?
(I knew I shouldn't have given my ghetto rigged G3 dualies to Dutch-Marc )
X3
Quit slacking and get it done!!
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Joined: Fri Nov 16, 2007 3:31 pm Posts: 12 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Hey folks,
Voile Splitboard Dual Height Climbing Heels.
I hear ya, it's been a goat show. It's a new part and we made some mold changes, which takes forever. Very sorry for delays. We are still estimating mid-May before we can ship em. I will make a post on forum when ready. Also check back on the Voile site.
I like this idea of mfg thread. Will be easy for me to monitor and communicate with everyone.
Joined: Wed Mar 23, 2005 10:05 am Posts: 1179 Location: Colorado
I would like to see two things from Voile:
1. Stiffer/stronger universal pucks. Would like to see the uni pucks made with carbon reinforced resin to achieve max stiffness and strength.
2. Beefier slider plate. I use plate bindings (toe and heel piece direct mounted to the slider plate) and the slider plate ends up bending. I would love to see a beefier slider plate as an option-I would accept a slight weight penalty for a plate 0.5-1.0 mm thicker. Even better would be a slider plate with no holes in the top, as a rider could custom drill it for various binding options. If it was 1/8" in thickness a rider could also drill and tap it for M6 (as long as one does not over torque) for a much cleaner installation.
- tail clips for skins (i know, its been said a million times) -build a split from true scratch, as 2 skis, with nice beefy wrap edge. -agree on the carbon resin reinforced pucks.
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