Powder aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Telemark gear–especially its bindings–has long evolved between the ...

No matter the quiet controversy it has stirred in frontcountry free-heelers who see its ascent as a red herring, telemark gear–perhaps telemark’s future–is decidedly pointed toward the tech toe. What ...

From working on the earliest plastic telemark boots to his more recent homebrewed releasable bindings, telemark’s leading DIYer is more than a gear innovator. In a matter-of-fact but almost ...

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Tahoe’s John Brody didn’t see gear he felt appropriate for his style of skiing on the market. So he made his own. While manufacturers have undoubtedly been instrumental to free-heel innovation, the ...

Perhaps not unlike humanity in general, the telemark subculture so often seems fixated on time. Indeed many of the free-heeling throngs remember the good old days of leathers and 3-pins, those halcyon ...

Regardless of this schism, the new equipment landscape has finally overtaken the old–and as other innovative binding platforms like the two-pin telemark tech system (TTS) have joined the fray–sales of ...

Powder and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. In December of 2023, 99 articles ago for this series, I penned the first Tele Dribble, a column about free-heel skiing I named for a ...