SKYHOY. It's so nostalgic. I think the shock when it came out was even
greater than NTN's. It's for 75mm and has this mechanical feel. It was
treated as the Lost Arrow, so I started using it early on. So, the ski
I was setting up was VOLANT! Fuhii~~, that's awesome! ! And it's a power
curve. The top sheet of VOLANT is made of stainless steel. That's why I
want to take this out in the evening. When you're on the lift, you get
a glare from the slanted evening light! That's why it glares. . I'm already
very satisfied just looking at it. Is that so. I can watch it all the time.
If I only have a few left in the future, I can't leave out VOLANT, yeah.
I spent about an hour on the slopes with this thoughtful setup. When I
took a video, I saw snow smoke against the backlight. That's wonderful.
An angle you can't see unless you take a selfie. Also good at skiing. But
what can I say...that's it. . Has anyone come up with a method that completely
ignores the series of "telemark positions" and creates a movement
that looks like a so-called "telemark turn" without passing through
or doing it? By the way, the one I assembled was B-tele. If there's a school
that doesn't require any training for telemark positions, I'd like to join
it. January 29, 2024