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Greater width (62-52-60) provides a good balance between touring efficiency and flotation compared to traditional cross-country skis.

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For all items, I discuss the cons as well as the pros. Be assured, though, that my reviews are unbiased and involve only gear that I (or a mountain partner) have used extensively. My gear reviews may contain affiliate links, which means that if you purchase something that I’ve linked to, I might get a small commission at no additional cost to you. XC/BC Ski Touring in Manning Provincial Park XC/BC Ski Touring at Echo Ridge XC/BC Ski Touring in the Deschutes Mountains In addition to XC/BC hybrid ski touring, I enjoy cross-country stride-skiing and skate-skiing on groomed trails backcountry nordic ski touring on forest roads and rolling mountain terrain backcountry telemark skiing and snowshoeing on steeper mountain terrain and even some downhill telemark skiing at lift-assisted resorts.

Hog Loppet Ski Traverse (Lower Wenatchee Mountains, WA).

Blackwall Knoll Ski Tour (Manning Provincial Park, BC).

Amabilis Mountain Ski Loop (Keechelus Mountains, WA).

To further illustrate what this particular activity involves, here are three trip reports for good examples of XC/BC hybrid nordic ski tours: This gear is also well-suited to ungroomed front-country skiing venues, such as golf courses and city parks.

With my hybrid ski gear, I can go out any day of the week, regardless of whether the trails are well-groomed, poorly groomed, or ungroomed. Furthermore, it makes me far less reliant on grooming conditions and schedules. I really like XC/BC hybrid nordic ski touring because it offers speed and efficiency on groomed trails while allowing for a fun dose of off-trail exploration and solitude. Due to this broad variability in terrain and snow, it is advantageous to have a hybrid ski kit that combines the critical attributes of both cross-country and backcountry equipment.

Snow conditions can vary between packed powder, corn snow, hard crust, deep mush, and bottomless powder. In the context of this gear review, XC/BC hybrid nordic ski touring takes place on both groomed and ungroomed ski trails or in mellow off-trail areas, thereby blending the easy movement of cross-country skiing with the untracked experience of backcountry skiing. Rossignol BC X-4 NNN-BC Hybrid Nordic Boots

If there are two lengths available, beginners should choose the shorter version, advanced the longer one.Rottefella Magnum NNN-BC Hybrid Nordic Bindings

Relevant for the suitable ski length is the skier’s body weight! Excellent climbing properties in terrain.Extremely lightweight and stable construction.Guarantees constant edge contact on every surface. Narrow steel edge along the entire length of the ski. Weight-optimised core for steel edge skis. Developed exclusively for Fischer.Īir channels combined with new, very light wood types. With its moderate waist, the Spider 62 Crown Xtralite is a versatile ski that provides fun in any terrain.Ĭlimbing system in all terrain, especially away from the prepared tracks and also in difficult terrain conditions. Offtrack Crown, the all-terrain climbing aid, ensures exceptional safety on the ascent. The Spider 62 Crown Xtralite is a lightweight yet stable backcountry ski from Fischer.