New Indy Ski Pass Offers 2 Days at Each of 34 Resorts
Skiing Just Got More Affordable A new, multi-resort ski pass, called the Indy Pass, is now on sale for the 2019-2020 season that will provide two lift tickets – 68 total days – at...
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Kuat Grip Rack Review – Skis & Snowboards
Ski racks are one of those product categories that hasn’t seen a lot of change over the years. Kuat has recently come out with a new ski rack called the Kuat Grip Rack to...
Smith Optics Roam Sunglass Review
Stylish and functional are two words that easily describe the Smith Roam sunglasses. I’ve been testing these sunglasses on backcountry ski tours, skinny ski days at the local nordic center, trail running, dog walking/hiking,...
A Training Manual for Mountain Runners and Ski Mountaineers
The First Training Book for Mountain Runners, Ski Mountaineers & Skimo Racers Kilian Jornet, Steve House and Scott Johnston offer a first-of-its-kind customizable, self-coaching plan in Training for the Uphill Athlete In the winter...
Kari Traa Rose H/Z and Pant Review
Kari Traa: Scandinavian Brand Born with Tradition Kari Traa is not typically a household name in the US. However, in Norway Kari Traa is not only a brand, she is also a 3 time...
Adidas Progressor C Goggles Review
The Adidas Progressor C goggles offer great vision and an excellent lens changing system but struggle in some basic areas. Fit is key with any goggle you wear all day and the Progressor C will only fit the widest of faces well. A too-rigid frame and non-conforming face foam lead to a less comfortable feel than some competitors. On a good note, the Quick-Shift Lenspod System is a great way to quickly change out lenses without fiddling around. If you have a very wide face and are looking to save a little over the top of the line options from the likes of Smith and Oakley, give the Progressor C a try. Otherwise, I’d keep looking.
Headsweats Trucker Hats Review
Trucker hats can be found everywhere these days: at the bar, coffee shop, on backcountry ski tours, and pretty much any trail running adventure. I too have been sucked into the craze and often...
Gear to keep your hands and feet warm: DryGuy, ThermaCell, Dakine, and Yaktrax
Cold hands, warm heart is how the saying goes. But when you live in town that sees harsh winter conditions and you want to get out and enjoy the mountains, no matter the temperature,...
Fischer Transalp TS Pro Alpine Touring Boots Review
Like most companies, the masters of performance and racing in alpine skiing at Fischer Sports have taken note of the increased popularity of back- and “side”-country pursuits and consequently have put significant effort...
Black Diamond Razor Carbon Ski Poles
The Black Diamond Razor Carbon Ski Poles have been a great surprise this season. A set of carbon poles is something I never really considered a must have, but now that I’ve tested the...
Gordini Women’s Challenge XIV Mitt
The Gordini Women’s Challenge XIV Ski Mitt is a mid-weight ski mitten that is designed to keep your hands toasty when the temperatures range from 10F to 32F. As a cold handed gal...
The North Face Women’s Free Thinker Jacket Review
When it comes to wet, heavy snow days I turn to The North Face Women’s Free Thinker Jacket to keep me protected. The North Face Free Thinker is within the Steep Series, meaning it...
Julbo Airflux Goggle Review
The Julbo Airflux offers up some of the same great features as the Julbo Aerospace in a more affordable price category, retailing for $130-150. For a full review of the Julbo Aerospace Goggle, please...
Ruffwear Fernie Fleece and Aira Rain Jacket Review
With the changing seasons, we also need to think of our pets and their needs. Ruffwear always has your dog in mind and offers up a new jacket option in the Fernie sweater. 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...
Review -The North Face Expedition Long Sleeve With Repreve
In today’s green world, more and more companies are finding ways to utilize recycled products. Do you ever wonder what happens to all those plastic bottles in your recycle bin? Well, The North Face...
