Tom Gellie and Nils Larsen demonstrate Kygear's glueless clip skins for skiing. They attach via a stainless-steel clip with a heat-laminated pocket, pack easily, and work for beginners and older skiers alike.
This is Tom Gellie here checking out the new glueless skins that Kygear has invented, and we're just going to get Nils Larsen to demonstrate how they go on and off. So check it out. So this is the clip glueless skins.
Off they come. So no glue needed underneath. You can do whatever you want with them, just chuck them in your pack.
Yep, just throw them in.
And then putting them back on, is this quick?
Yeah, skin's off here. Drag her up.
I'm not like a pro at this either, it's the first time I've ever done it.
There we go, they're on. And nothing— and on the skin up, nothing, no problems?
No, no, these, they work great.
Loving it.
Pretty nice out skiing, isn't it?
Yeah, it's really nice. So the skins feel good?
Yeah.
Some of them that he made up, again, he's got a heat-treated stainless steel he's using.
So this is that, but it attaches, right?
Yeah, it'll be the same kind of thing. It's just, it'll be stainless steel, it'll be a heat-laminated pocket in there. Yep.
And, uh, yeah, it's, it's really slick, I have to say.
Yeah, there's quite a bit of tension keeping the skin on there. Strip them off This is them coming off that easily.
That's so funny. That's neat. Small world.
And then back on again.
Even old people can work these skins.
Old kind of blind guys like me.
Most skiers overlook how they use their poles. Try these five pointers next time you’re skiing.
