G3 FINDr 102 Backcountry Skis 2019-2020 Review
The G3 FINDr 102 backcountry skis for 2019-2020 have been updated from the 2016-2018 ski seasons. With three widths including 86, 98, and 102 underfoot, the G3 FINDr product lineup provides an option...
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Ski reviews
Meier Custom Skis – New Eco Initiative and New Models for 2020
Meier’s eco-friendly and high performance skis and snowboards get their unique character from their signature aspen and beetle kill pine wood core. Meier Handmade Skis from Colorado Trees announces their new eco initiatives for...
Blizzard Quattro Collection
Make Your Mark! Blizzard Quattro – now with more horsepower! The Blizzard Quattro Collection of high performance men’s skis are specifically designed for groomed snow skiing and feature an all new technology called Carbon Spine or...
G3 FINDr 102 Ski and G3 Ion 12 Binding Review
G3 FINDr 102 Ski The G3 FINDr 102 ski performed exactly as the G3 website states, “bridging the gap between fat, floaty powder skis and super light mountaineering skis.” No matter the conditions, the...
Fischer Pro Mtn 86 TI 2017 Ski Review
Leave it to Fischer, with its storied race program to remind me that skis don’t have to be super fat and over 115mm wide to be fun. As the industry kept pushing towards fat...
Venture Zelix Snowboard Review
If you want a flexible very responsive snowboard then look no further, it has arrived. I must admit that I had some issues with trying the Venture Zelix Snowboard, because I couldn’t find an...
2016 Fischer Ranger 98 Ti Ski Review
Fischer is one of those brands that continuously puts out great products but doesn’t have the cache of the largest ski companies as a result of smaller marketing budgets and less exposure. The Austrian...
Lib Tech POW Skis Review
Our friends over at Lib Tech, once well known solely for their quality snowboards, have now entered into the ever competitive ski market with a twist on how skis are shaped. When skis were...
Lib Tech Freeride HP Ski Review
Mervin Manufacturing based out of Carlsborg, Washington is the home of Lib Tech. They’ve been making quality snowboards since 1977 by its founders, Mike Olson and Pete Saari. Made in the USA these...
K2 SpYre 100 Boot Review
When you think of K2, you think of awesome skis, maybe even snowboards for those of you that ride. One thing that hasn’t come to mind, up until this year, is ski boots! Yep,...
Rossignol BC 110 Positrack Review
If you’re one of those outdoors people that like to not only get out and ski, but like to get a good cardio workout, you have a few options in the winter. First, you...
Salomon Q 105 Review
New to Salomon’s ski line this season, the Q line has a ski for almost every skier type out there including both men’s and women’s. The line ranges from 90-115 underfoot which works for...
Icelantic Nomad RKR Review
Icelantic describes the Nomad RKR as “the funnest ski we’ve ever made.” I’m lucky enough to get to ski 75+ days per year and get to do so on many different skis and don’t...
Salomon Rocker2 115 Ski Review
Skiing powder can be a wonderful experience, but skiing powder with powder ski’s can be an amazing experience! Over the last few months, I’ve had the opportunity to test out the Salomon Rocker2 115...
Dynafit Bindings Review
As backcountry and sidecountry skiing is gaining in popularity, it has many skiers thinking about switching or upgrading their bindings and ski setup. I recently had the chance to test out a Dynafit setup...
Salomon Origins Topaz Ski Review
Whether it is long sweeping turns on a stretch of fresh courdory, skating down the last run of the day, or hitting a powder stash in the trees, the Salomon Origins Topaz skis are...
Salomon Sentinel Review
With many performance ski’s out on the market and the explosion of the fatty ski market, it seems like some manufactures have missed one category, the category in between!. As I ski the mountains...
