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22 Designs Lynx Telemark Touring Binding – Light and Fast

March 21, 2020

22 Designs Lynx Telemark Touring Binding - Light and Fast Eliza Lockhart 70-year-old die-hards are still in leather boots, some of the younger generations have never skied 75 mm, NTN is taking off in certain ...

Making Turns in Colorado The North Volume 1 by Fritz Sperry – Book Review

Sean Sewell

March 18, 2020

backcountry, Avalanche Safety, Skiing, snowboarding, splitboarding

Making Turns in Colorado The North Volume 1 by Fritz Sperry Wil Rickards Before I share my thoughts on Fritz Sperry's latest volume I feel the need to expose the elephant in the room. The way people approach ...

Osprey Sirrus 24 Day Pack – My Favorite Pack for Hiking 14ers

Sean Sewell

March 11, 2020

backcountry, Gear Review, hiking

Osprey Sirrus 24 Day Pack - My Favorite Pack for Hiking 14ers Three months into the new year, have you thought about the gear you’ll need to start working towards your new goal? Wherever your hike takes you, m...

The Last Trekking Pole You’ll Ever Need: LEKI Micro Vario Carbon Black Series

Kate Agathon

March 9, 2020

backcountry, Backpacking, Gear Review, Skiing, snowshoes

The Last Trekking Pole You'll Ever Need: LEKI Micro Vario Carbon Black Series Can trekking poles be sexy? If they are the LEKI Micro Vario Carbon Black Series (MSRP $249.95), yes. LEKI Micro Vario Carbon Bla...

Patagonia Airshed Pro Pullover – Super Cool Windshirt for High Output Activities

Sean Sewell

March 4, 2020

Clothing, backcountry, Backpacking, bikepacking, Fitness, Gear Review, Patagonia

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Patagonia Airshed Pro Pullover - Super Cool Windshirt for High Output Activities The new Patagonia Airshed Pro Pullover $129 is part of the High Endurance line and made for high output activities like trail ...

Black Diamond GlideLite Splitboard Skins Review – Reliable and Effective

Sean Sewell

March 2, 2020

splitboarding, backcountry, Gear Review

Black Diamond GlideLite Splitboard Skins Review - Reliable and Effective The Black Diamond GlideLite Splitboard Skins are a great and reliable skin made of mohair and nylon. I used them for the first half of t...

MSR DynaLock Ascent Carbon Backcountry Poles – Lightweight, Adjustable and Awesome

Sean Sewell

February 19, 2020

backcountry, Gear Review, MSR, Skiing, snowboarding, splitboarding

MSR DynaLock Ascent Carbon Backcountry Poles - Lightweight, Adjustable and Awesome MSR DynaLock Ascent Carbon Backcountry Poles are adjustable and made for use backcountry skiing, snowshoeing and splitboarding...

Insta360 One R Camera Review – A Snowboarder’s Take on How To Use This Awesome New 360 Camera

Sean Sewell

February 16, 2020

camera, backcountry, Everyday, Film, Gear Review, Skiing, snowboarding, splitboarding, Technology

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Insta360 One R Camera Review - A Snowboarder's Take on How To Use This Awesome New 360 Camera The new Insta360 One R Camera is a revolutionary system. It can shoot 360 videos as well as 4K. Here, I show you ho...

HANAH Supplements Review – Authentic and Healthy Ayurvedic Creations

Sean Sewell

February 11, 2020

Nutrition, backcountry, Fitness, interviews, made in the USA

HANAH Supplements Review - Authentic and Healthy Ayurvedic Creations HANAH HANAH is an Ayurvedic supplement company that creates some really great products. Endorsed by legends Jimmy Chin, Travis Rice, and...

Travis Rice is Creating a New Freeride Snowboard Competition – Natural Selection

Sean Sewell

February 10, 2020

snowboarding, backcountry

Travis Rice is Creating a New Freeride Snowboard Competition - Natural Selection Editors note - We have been super stoked on Natural Selection for years. Seeing what Travis and the Team have put into this is ...