Member slim

These make sense to me from a sidecountry aspect particularly when the traverse back involves ups and downs or long flat sections. Using a split in that scenario doesn’t make a great deal of sense particularly when you’ll be skiing a large portion of the day in the resort. Jackson Hole, Kirkwood, Sugar Bowl, etc

Price point is a killer though.

@dishwasher-dave wrote:

yo slim,
where didja get/what did you use for the metal piece folded around the skin that crush rivets go through. it’s not in the pic of the bca kit, and it’s the one part not sitting in my workroom.

Those pieces come in the BCA Tip Loop kit available at REI. The stuff in the photo isn’t what actually comes in the kit.

BCA Tip Loops work nicely.

http://tetongravity.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=9420&stc=1&d=1136866328

Idea #2.

What about the tip hardware from BCA… assuming your skins are long enough.