How To Clean Snow & Ice Off Your Climbing Skins When Ski Touring

[@martin.legarda-guia]

I saw all you backcountry videos, very informative, thanks! Waiting for more!

[@ianharlen9265]

Thank you so much! You do an excellent job of clearly explaining things. Cheers.

[@blackpearlfromqc]

Thank you very much for your tips, they are informative and very entertaining. Keep up your good work. Merci beaucoup.

[@PolarBearSnow]

Good tips 👍. Thanks.

[@fredericvenne2234]

Nice tips!

[@algojeff]

Super trucs, R-M! Muchas gracias y Viva la haute route!

[@dimaua1830]

Thanks for useful tips!

[@alan4sure]

Those tail clips are so mickey mouse. Since late 80s I and friends have used the webbing/fastex buckle system. Never does a skin come off by itself. Fastex buckle is attached a ways behind binding, tail of skin has 1" webbing sewn or riveted on, with male half of fastex buckle on a long enough piece of webbing to reach female part you've attached to the ski. Use short piece of webbing thru it, screwed to upper side of ski, maybe 6" behind binding.

[@franka7691]

Thanks for posting these tips. From your personal experience, which brands and models of skins have the LEAST trouble?

[@GOLH]

Pomoca and Black Diamond skins work well for our conditions.

[@TheAdamcarvalho]

What gloves are you wearing?

[@trudelrene-martin8176]

BD Dirt Gloves, size down from your normal size