BD Kilowatt 175 2010 version
BD Method 27.5 (should fit 10-10.5 US street shoe size)
Dynafit TLT Vertical AT bindings

Super Versatile AT setup ("Quiver of one") for sale. I've used this for 2 seasons of skiing in Tahoe, both backcountry and resort, probably about 20 days altogether, plus 2 trips on Mount Shasta. Great for everything from backcountry powder to ski mountaineering and even resort use. I need to sell the boots as they are too small for me, and I'm thinking about selling the whole setup and starting over, or I could just sell the boots and keep the skis.

For reference, I wear an 11 street shoe, 45 in La Sportiva Nepal Evo, 43 TC Pro, 43 Mythos, etc. These boots should fit you if you wear a 10-10.5 street shoe. They have the original Liners which are in great shape, have been heat molded once at Marmot Mountain Works in Berkeley and are in good shape with the normal scuffs that you would expect. I have the Alpine Sole Blocks as well (I never used them, but they allow you to use the same boots with a downhill binding if you want).

Skis have been mounted once, professionally at Marmot, with the dynafit bindings that are still on them.

All gear was purchased new by me about 2.5 years ago, is in good condition with the normal scratches etc that you'd expect to see, but has years of life left in it. The ski bases have a few very shallow scratches, but nothing deep - should come out with a minor tuneup - I highly doubt any Ptex repairs are necessary. I can get them waxed and tuned prior to selling if you want. The topsheet of one has a thumbnail sized chip on the tail where the fiberglass is showing - you can see this in the pictures. Otherwise they are in great shape and any damage is cosmetic only.

The bindings are these: www.evo.com/alpine-touring-ski-bindings/dynafit-tlt-vertical>>> (retail $450)

Would prefer to sell as a package, to someone local to the San Francisco Bay Area, but will consider shipping and splitting it up if necessary. I'm thinking $300 for the boots, $650 for the skis and bindings, $900 for all of it.

Wild Snow Review of Kilowatts:
www.wildsnow.com/3398/ski-review-black-diamond-kilowatt/

Ski dimensions:
125/95/113

A versatile, mid-fat ride for any day of winter.
Talk about a quiver of one—The Black Diamond Kilowatt Ski bridges the gap between stable, big-mountain speed freak and agile turning specialist. The redesigned platform makes for easier turning at low speeds or on hard snow, while the 95mm waist lets you hold your own on a deep pow day.

Formula One Technology uses three support ribs to transmit power directly to the ski
Poplar core for a balance between lively pop and a smooth ride
Torsion Box Construction wraps the core like a burrito for a race-inspired ride with improved dampening
More of a traditional sidecut for easier turn initiation