How to Choose Climbing Skins || REI

When shopping for climbing skins, you need to think about materials, width and length, and how those impact cost, weight, durability and glide. In this video, Katie helps you figure out which material is right for you and what width and length to choose.
To shop for climbing skins, click here: www.rei.com/c/ski-skins
To learn more about climbing skins, read our article: www.rei.com/learn/expert-advi...
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[@LiboltAdventures]

Didn't even know what a climbing skin was, thanks.

[@givikokakhetelidze8563]

Can i have like 98 mm wrist skin for 105 mm ski?

[@dgrfsthrgsergwrtghasefq]

It is going to be really hard to cut a full skin to the correct shape if you buy a skin 5mm smaller than your ski as recommended here, horrible advice.

[@esgee3829]

why? what tool are you using to cut your skins? you would just start cutting where skin overlaps edge on the side of the skin you're cutting. 3:58 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH63lXSppZJgn6s