The \"Pinch & Roll\" - Skin Transition method
The "Pinch and Roll" Method Tired of trying to separate what seem to be inseparable skins during transitions in the backcountry. Especially when yo-yoing your favorite low angled glade during those high avalanche danger days. Being a split-boarder I'm always looking for ways to improve my transition times. Since valuable time is consumed when trying to peel apart the damn skins (especially with the 2010 glue formulation, the ones w/o the tape down the center), why not try to eliminate this step? Thus the "pinch and roll".
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The \"Pinch & Roll\" - Skin Transition method
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2011-01-30 13:33:38