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Fish Scales is a better name to use than Riffles regarding cross country and Mountaineering skis


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I always called the "Fish scales" on the bottom of skis "riffles". But, a more proper name for them has been Fish Scales when I looked them up online. They allow people with cross country or Mounatineering skis to walk uphill on snow of literally any depth. So, you could literally walk uphill on snow 100 feet deep with Fish Scales. But, if you want to walk steep uphill then you need: 
However, if you are really serious and want to walk up like 35% angles on snow you need what is called "Skins" which start at about $100 dollars to buy if you get the rubber or plastic ones. Originally I think people used actual skins to do this of animals on the bottoms of their skis which is why they are still called "Skins" today.
You could likely put "skins" on the two individual segments of your Splitboard which is a snow board that splits in two for going uphill. So, your snowboard becomes skis temporarily until you snap them back together. However, you would also have to take off your skins and store them in a backpack to use the snowboard downhill.



And, by the way, calling fish scale skis waxless, is a bit of a misnomer. They require an occasional coating of glide wax on the tips and tails. ... Waxing skis is simple, but waxing skis so they glide effortlessly across the snow is an art that takes loads of practice.

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And, by the way, calling fish scale skis waxless, is a bit of a misnomer. They require an occasional coating of glide wax on the tips and tails. ... Waxing skis is simple, but waxing skis so they glide effortlessly across the snow is an art that takes loads of practice.

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Feb 16, 2018 - You can find variations of the grip zone on some types of hybrid skis or ... about these different types of cambers, suffice it to say that they each come .... Fish scale-patterned waxless skis are the most common waxless skis, ...


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A splitboard is essentially a normal snowboard whichsplits into two halves. These halves become skis for travelling uphill, or touring.

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A splitboard is a snowboard that can be separated into two ski-like parts used with climbing skins to ascend slopes the same way alpine touring or telemark skis are. The two halves can then be connected to form a regular snowboard for descent.

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A splitboard is essentially a normal snowboard which splits into two halves. These halves become skisfor travelling uphill, or touring.


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Splitboard climbing skins are strips of fabric that attach to the bottom of your backcountry splitboardto allow you to climb up hills with the “skis” on your feet. Most skins attach to splitboards with tip loops, tail clips and sticky glue.


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