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WTB Alpine Trekkers


Seems like the usual backcounty progression is buy trekkers, love the BC, hate the trekkers, get midfat touring setup with AT binders. So I'm ready to take that first ...

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WTB Alpine Trekkers

Seems like the usual backcounty progression is buy trekkers, love the BC, hate the trekkers, get midfat touring setup with AT binders. So I'm ready to take that first step. anyone got trekkers they don't need?
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Stay away from the Trekker's............

Yep, some use them but like you said it is a stepping stone, so air that stone and just get the AT set-up. PM me if the post about the Atomic REX doesn't fit the bill. I know of a used Naxo and possibly a used ski that might go cheap (90 mm waist).
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