Backcountry Skiing || How to Pick Your Backcountry Setup

Wondering what kind of backcountry ski setup to buy? Light, Heavy, Wide or narrow the options and possible combinations are endless. The choices sometimes seem overwhelming. Let Christof take your hand and start you on the journey that is backcountry skiing. He doesn’t have all the answers but maybe some of the information found in this video will help you on your way to choosing the right backcountry skis for you. Below is a list of some of our setups and the categories we put them in. ‪@ski_trab‬ ‪@dynastarchannel‬ Setups Past and Present Light: Ski Bd Helio 88/Ski Trab Titan/Scarpa F1 LT Dynafit Carbonio 89/Superlite 2.0/Dynafit TLT 8 Carbonio Movement Alp Tracks 85/Plum Race 170/Scarpa Alien RS Blizzard Zero G 88/Superlite 150/Scarpa F1 LT Blackcrows Ova Freebird/ATK R10/Scarpa F1 LT Medium: Hannibal 96/Salomon MTN/Scarpa F1 Zag Ubac 95/ATK RT10/Scarpa F1 G3 Findr 94/Salomon MTN/Scarpa F1 Voile Hyper V6/Marker Alpinist/Scarpa F1 Dynastar M-Tour 99/Hagan Pure 10/Scarpa F1 Movement Alp Tracks 95 or 100/Plum Race 170/ScarpaF1 or F1 LT G3 Findr 102/Skitrab Vario 2/Scarpa F1 Big: BD Helio 104/ATK C-Raider 12/Scarpa F1 DPS Pagoda 106/Hagan Core 12 Pro/ Dynafit Radical Pro DPS Wailer 112 Tour/Plum Yak 14/Scarpa F1 Salomon MTN Explorer 97/ATK R12/Scarpa F1 Blackcrows Camox Freebird/Fritschi Tecton 12/Scarpa Maestrale G3 Seekr 110/G3 Zed 12/Scarpa Maestrale RS2 or Dynafit Radical Pro Voile Hyper V8/DPS R14 or ATK Free Raider/ Dynafit Radical Pro