Backcountry • Ski Gear
After weeks of testing the Ortovox Jacket – 3L Ortler in the worst weather conditions here’s the pros & cons of this ski touring jacket […]
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After weeks of testing the Ortovox Jacket – 3L Ortler in the worst weather conditions here’s the pros & cons of this ski touring jacket […]
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With deep powdery snow comes an elusive killer… tree wells. We talk about tree well safety and how to stay safe when shredding the pow. […]
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Learn what to look for in the best splitboard poles and read about some specifically designed for splitboarders in mind. […]
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Sunny powder days or a corn sesh the Adlerm Maloja jacket is a ski touring whiz that will ensure you enjoy your time in the backcountry. […]
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Want to ski REAL snow in October? Mount Shasta backcountry skiing delivers the goods after seven feet of snow fall. […]
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Winter is coming! Enjoy The Mountains & Stay Safe This Winter. Get your mind as ready as your body by checking out a 2021 Avalanche Workshop near you! […]
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If you’re in the market for a multi-tool, a wilderness knife, or a variation for your outdoor adventures read our review of the Gerber Tools product line. […]
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We take a close look at avalanche size, the type of terrain to look out for, and how to choose where to ski or snowboard in the backcountry. […]
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Thinking about trying backcountry skiing, snowboarding, or touring in the alpine or mountains in North America? Here’s a few things to consider. […]
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Cabin fever is real. This past summer, over 80% of visitors heading into the wilderness were first-timers. Unfortunately, many of them were unprepared. A good indicator of their unpreparedness were […]
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