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[Capelle]

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[BORKO]

Продавам ски Duret 190sm. с автомат Naxo , карани са 5 пъти цена 450 лв.
Снимки ще има утре , че съм на работа

[delyo]

Гледам пантите в ebay.de. Може и да излезе нещо по-тънко. Какво мислите за тия модели:

Naxo nx01
NAXO NX 21
Fritschi Diamir Freeride
Fritschi Diamir EXPLORE

И сам се сещам, че naxo21 i diamir FR са по-добри, но се чудя дали и другите няма да ми вършат добра работа. Аз не скачам така, че сигурно няма много да ги мъча.

[Къртач]

Дельо, разликата в цените не е толкова голяма (в бг), така че сведи избора до nx21 и freeride+. Още не е ясна цената и на Marker Duke...може пък да е по-изгодна, звнае ли човек :read:

[delyo]

Аз за никъде не бързам. Ще видя как е положението. Вчера на търг се продадоха фритши ФР за 171 евро, което като го докараш до тука пак ще си стане към 400лв.

[Mityo]

само да спомена, че разликата м/у фритши ФР и Хплорър е само в ДИНАа. иначе като конструкция и здравина са 1 към 1.
мисля, че в алпин спорт има намаление за Хплорър - 329 лв. без стопери.
виктор, които е 90+ кила се взе и е доволен. само че са без заключващото подобрение (от миналата г.)

[BORKO]

"Продавам ски Duret 190sm. с автомат Naxo , карани са 5 пъти цена 450 лв.
Снимки ще има утре , че съм на работа " - цената съм я докарал като в ебау а за 50 лв. отгоре получаваш и ски

[Къртач]

Митьо, само freeride+ е със заключване, експлорърите нямат... разликите между 2та са заключването и тежестта на автоматите - експлоръра е по-лек с 200гр май.....

[delyo]

Какво представлява това заключване?

[Mitko]

Някой знае ли теглото на наксо 21, диамир фрирайд и диамир експлорър? Правя едни сметки и ми трябват

[Къртач]

nx21 Freeskiing Binding

Technical Specifications

* Small: 240-284mm (DIN 12)
* Medium: 280-324mm (DIN 13)
* Large: 320-354mm (DIN 13)
* Weight (medium): 5lbs, 8oz/2500g per pair, including brakes
* Solid VRS arms and stiffer rails for maximum torsional rigidity
* Downhill heel lock insures inadvertent switch to touring mode
* 43mm boot height with 3mm forward ramp
* Materials: Delrin POM, HI fiberglass-reinforced plastic, 7075-76 aluminum-reinforced toe/heel release mechanisms
* Standard (94mm) ski brakes included. Fat (105mm) ski brakes available. Standard (80mm) and fat (100mm) crampons sold as accessory
* Two-year limited warranty
* Made in Switzerland by Naxo AG

Ето и инфо за фритшито - Фрийрайд +

[Къртач]

Ето още нещо интерестно - Вътрешностите на фрийрайд + )

[Къртач]

Ето малко ревюта на Наксо нх21

Biglines.com
April 2006

Backcountry Access Naxo nx21

The ABCs of BCA by NateDog

I know a lot of people have Fritsche Freerides and that they love them. I have nothing bad to say about them at all. What I do have to say is that the Naxos, particularly the nx21, are the burliest AT binding out there. As a big fat ass, I can seriously appreciate the 13 DIN for shredding in places you don't want your ski to come off...ever. They are stiff as shit, as light as everthing else out there, and did I mention 13 DIN? Thinnk about not having to think about your binding when you are really givin' er. As if my expert opinion isn't enough, the big mountain masterminds over at Dynastar think that the Naxo is so good that they are offering a Dynastar co-branded Naxo/Legend Pro combo next year. Now that is a setup.

FeedTheHabit.com
Brigham Graff

April 2006

2006 Naxo nx01 Alpine Touring Ski Binding

When the folks at Backcountry Access first came out with a hard-charging ski touring binding for big mountain alpine skiers looking to cross-over to earning their turns, I was stoked. Ive always loved their backcountry gear and was very anxious to get them on the hill. After all werent they the folks who brought us hard-line alpine skiers our first real alternative, the Alpine Trekker? I spouted to everyone who would listen that BCAs Naxo binding was the binding to ride and though the binding hit a few bumps its first year, it seems to have delivered on a stronger sophomore effort.

For those of you who dont know already, the Naxo is the only alpine ski touring binding available with a downhill-style toe piece. Its also the only touring binding with a triple-pivot point under the toe created by having two hinges that allow for a less-locked-in feel during the stride. The Naxos pivot points create a stride that is downright buttery. Rarely have I felt as comfortable touring moderate-angle slopes as I do when using the Naxo. I mean, I know what its like to have a grin ear-to-ear after skiing a great downhill lap but grinning while climbing? I admit I caught myself more than once. Its that good. Now, with that smooth gait I felt I had to give up a little on the stomp up the steeps factor (because the final pivot is farther out in front of the toe), but those are the trade-offs you make for a comfortable stride overall.

Now for what applies to most of us cross-over alpiners the downhill performance. Can I ride the Naxo and feel confident that it will perform like my Salomons? I guess it depends on what you do on your Salomons, but I would say that for most skiers it will fit the bill solidly. I even took them to the resort this winter and hit some laps through the terrain park, landing several 5s on them without a pre-release and without a single worry. They were rock-solid and unyielding. Would they be the binding for a 90-foot gap jump? Probably not. Grab some Alpine Trekkers for your Salomons if thats your thing. Would they be the binding for aggressive dawn patrol laps in the Cottonwood Canyons to charge knee-deep turns with speed? Absolutely.

The 2006 Naxo nx01 binding has a few great features Ive got to point out. First of all, it comes with a DIN that goes up to 12. If you need a touring binding that goes up to 13, BCA delivers once again with the even-brawnier Naxo nx21. Another thing the Naxos 3-stage climbing elevator is also the burliest in the industry. This is a particular point of concern for those who have blown out the cheaper, softer plastic elevators on other big mountain touring bindings. There is no worry of that type of failure with the Naxo it locks down with conviction and also gives a very stable platform while climbing. Third, the Naxo has two stabilizer bars underfoot, which gives an unwavering platform with increased torsional rigidity.

The Naxo also has a great little feature I love: tool-free length adjustment. Its just a little lock-switch that you open, then slide to adjust, and then lock it back down. Genius! Its one of those why in the world didnt somebody think of this sooner sort of things. Its DIN setting is also tool-free just twist to set. But I found it to be a little tough to twist and ended up just using a flat-head screwdriver. One last point the elevator/lock-down mechanism closes in the upright position, not down against the tail of the ski. This is great news if youve ever fully flexed-out your ski and inadvertently unlocked to touring mode when using other bindings. That wont happen with Naxos design.

Theres one item I hope will be tweaked in a future version: the heel piece is not as smooth & easy to step into as most step-in bindings. Yes, its solid. Yes, its beefy. Dont worry about that. I just found it to be a little awkward. I ended up setting the length 2mm shorter than my actual boot sole, and that seemed to make it easier for me.

So, hats off to BCA for putting out a great binding alternative for the hard-charging alpiner who earns his turns each morning before work. Like a German-engineered automobile, the Naxo pays attention to the details and you notice it on the mountain. Enjoy the ride.

-- Brigham Graff

Lou Dawson Website Blog
April 2006

Naxo nx21 Backcountry Skiing Binding Review

By Scott Newman
Ive done guided lift-served backcountry in both the US and Europe, but havent done much self-powered backcountry skiing. The primary reason for this is cost. Like most anyone who actually earns a living in a ski town, there are many demands on my paycheck. Its hard to justify a backcountry specific rig after plunking down the cash on both an everyday alpine and alpine powder setup, as well as a tele set up. Lack of cash has also curtailed the purchase of fat tele boards. Everything is about priorities, right? (As I write this, noted musician and ripping telemarker John Oates ode to the sport, Soulslide, comes on my iPod. Could this be a sign?) I have skins for my tele rig but until this year havent felt solid enough to venture out into the backcountry. They have mostly been used for skinning up the local inbounds for exercise and the occasional mellow tour.

Having the ability to skin in my alpine boots, without the weight penalty of Alpine Trekkers, and then fix my heels for a descent could be the grail. However, as a big guy (I like my beer), previous AT binding offerings looked a bit fragile. Without doubt, I was excited with the introduction of the beefed up Naxo N21.

First impression was that these were cool looking binders. My excitement waned with my initial run when I perfected my impression of Superman following a double heel eject. I quickly realized the cause was that the forward pressure wasnt set properly. The heel piece of the NX21 slides on twin rails that run the length of the binding and forward pressure is adjusted by flicking a lock (no tools required) and moving the heel piece on the rails. Relock the mechanism and you are good to go. I was able to make this adjustment at the top of my second run so quickly that my impatient friends didnt have time to give me grief. This mechanism allows for the sole length to be adjusted in four millimeter increments, which made me a little nervous as my boots fall between increments. However, my anxiety was unfounded as I have not had a prerelease since this adjustment.

Lou did a lateral flex test on his bench a while back and reported that the NX21 showed similar characteristics to the Marker Comp 1100 alpine binding, ie. little to no lateral flex. Im here to one-up his results. Im unhappy to admit to weighing 235 pounds. I skied these bindings with my Lange Comp 120 alpine boots and could feel no difference flex-wise between the NX21 and my Marker Comp 1400s. This is a solid clamp.

Another fear going into the test was the stack height of the NX21. The above mentioned rails are necessary to unfix the heel for climbing. However, they add approximately 12.5 millimeters to the stack from ski top sheet to boot sole. I thought that this would be awkward and unstable. Once on snow, I didnt even notice it.

As well as the NX21s ski, they climb even better. Naxo incorporates a dual pivot stride system on all of its bindings. (For more detailed info regarding the dual pivot mechanism and theory behind it check out Lous Naxo FAQ page). It is not a gimmick nor is it hype. It works and works really well. Alpine race boots may be the clunkiest footwear ever invented, to walk in, but the dual pivot rounded out and lengthened my stride. Climbing on the NX21 is more akin to walking in a comfortable light hiker than to time in the Machiavellian torture devises that are my Langes.

In addition to the dual pivot, the NX21 has three climbing height positions. Switching between the three is a breeze. I found myself switching heights more frequently to match slope angle because it was so easy. This and the dual pivot make this rig considerably more comfortable to climb on than my tele setup and, despite being heavier, make it my rig of choice.

The NX21 is slightly heavier than the 01 model. One of the reasons for this is the addition of the D-Lock. This additional plastic piece assures that the binding does not inadvertently pop into touring mode during a descent. As much as I like the tele turn, I do not want to try telemarking with this binding and alpine boots. At first I had a hard time disengaging the D-Lock I actually broke a ski pole while levering on the lock However, with practice this has become a bit easier and doesnt torque my ski poles as much.

Conclusion: This binding design works. I liked them so much that I put a pair on my wifes powder skis to give more versatility to her quiver. Lou asked me to ski these bindings because Im a big guy. They are solid. Im looking forward to skiing them this spring up on Independence Pass, Colorado. For a heavier backcountry skier or one on a budget who needs a binding that can do it all, NX21 is the choice.

[danvan]

След известно проучване разбрах че колтекс предлагат 4 вида колани - синтетични, нормален мохер, специален мохер и микс (мохер и синтетика). В момента не съм на ясно кои са най-подходящи за нашите условия, моля споделете опит.

[Mitko]

вижте бате Шейн Маконки какво пише за маркер дюк в една тема на ТГР форума :
Shamless sponsor plug born from guilt over this thread:
The new Marker Duke is the only binding I'll ever ski from now on for alpine or touring. Rock solid torsion, touring option, din to 16, no upward frontal release. The most solid binding I've ever stepped into.
Shane
а самата тема също е култова: събира стари автомати Тиролия, които се откачат чрез дърпане, а не бутане, трябвали им за бейз скокове, при които ските трябва да се откачат :
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=79058

[Capelle]

Едвам съм го Уредил гусин Маконки

Имам таман два чифта от тия тиролии и един Маркер дет се отварят с дърпане нагоре

[mp2]

Привет,
тъй като става актуално напоследък "лафенето" за колани и т.н. - предлагам за в бъдеще да се организирае малко преди пазаруване, за да можем да си поръчваме каквото ни е необходимо и на по-добра цена. Така че - ако някой реши да поръчва/купува колани - да поства тук, ще "посочим" човек, който да събира в едно файлче желанията и после с тях по-лесно можем да говорим с вносителите за по-добри условия.

Момчи

п.п. това го пиша, защото тези дни видях хора, които се оплакват от коланите си (чисто нови, ама не особено читави), други пък искат да купуат, но им се дават адски цени и т.н.

[danvan]

Originally posted by mp2@Mar 19 2007, 04:51 PM
Привет,
тъй като става актуално напоследък "лафенето" за колани и т.н. - предлагам за в бъдеще да се организирае малко преди пазаруване, за да можем да си поръчваме каквото ни е необходимо и на по-добра цена. Така че - ако някой реши да поръчва/купува колани - да поства тук, ще "посочим" човек, който да събира в едно файлче желанията и после с тях по-лесно можем да говорим с вносителите за по-добри условия.

Момчи

п.п. това го пиша, защото тези дни видях хора, които се оплакват от коланите си (чисто нови, ама не особено читави), други пък искат да купуат, но им се дават адски цени и т.н.

Аз се записвам с 2 чифта за купуване. Ширина 80-100 мм. Предпочитан матeриал смесен или мохер (да не са чиста синтетика).

[korlitz]

принципно един и за мен ... ама зависи какви ще са. пък и още не знам каква ширина

[vafi]

И аз заявявам 1 чифт колани , ските са жълтио скреч с дължина 178см.
Като излезе конкретна оферта ще поразуча нещата и ще кажа точна дължина и ширина.