very much alive. very well.
I have a family place on a river about 30 minutes from Altia NA HQ, which
is in a tiny tiny village called Curlew in NE Washington state -- I just
went up last week and finally purchased a set of factory seconds. Altai is
popular around here given the proximity to t
I see. Thanks for the info. Glad they're still around.
On Tuesday, December 24, 2019 at 9:21:47 AM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> I talked with them yesterday, so Altai is alive and kickin', if that's
> what you're wondering, Paul. I think 2016 model denotes an update, not a
> commitment t
I talked with them yesterday, so Altai is alive and kickin', if that's what
you're wondering, Paul. I think 2016 model denotes an update, not a
commitment to update annually.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Tuesday, December 24, 2019 at 8:44:55 AM UTC-7, PaulS wrote:
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> I saw these few years ago, bu
I saw these few years ago, but never pulled the trigger. I like the idea
behind them. My snowshoes are too wide and I've always felt so clumsy
walking in them, so these make sense. More maneuverable than the longer XC
skis as well.
The site talks about 2016 models. Are they still being imp
Hey Grady! Where in Colorado? I'm on Pikes Peak (Green Mountain Falls, to
be exact). Feel free to email me direct if you want to ride sometime.
lamontglen at mac dot com.
If I'm a good enough lad (my wife just hinted I was, so there's hope), then
these will arrive over Christmastide. The amazin
These are exactly what I have been looking for! Thanks for sharing. My
experience with BC cross-country skis are that they are difficult to
maneuver in tight places and very short descents. You are spot on about
needing a different ski for non-groomed trails (and I'll add something more
efficie
I'm not positive, George, but I believe these are unique from the
subcategory of "alpine touring" skis, referring to themselves as skishoes
or specifically Altai, which appears to be a subcategory of one at the
moment. Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On Sunday, December 22, 2019 at 7:06:28 PM UTC-
Yes, a friend and former co-worker of mine with whom I used to enjoy
"cross-country" skiing (not the same a telemarking, of course) here in the
Midwest who moved to the Whitefish MT area several decades ago has since
informed me that the entire telemarking tradition has since been replaced
by "
