The Overview: My friends say I’m crazy and I agree. I’ve got a love affair with gear, and anything relating to skiing, hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking, camping and the list can go on and on. Working nearly every day...
The Overview: As we saw at the 2013 SIA “Snow Show” optics and helmets are trending towards a minimal, low profile look, rather than past years' clunkier styles. The benefit? Lighter weight, closer fitting products. This is great news for petite...
The Overview:
Anyone out on the slopes needs a pair of goggles. Some end up wearing a hand me down pair or the first thing they find in a closet full of ski equipment. Most of the time, the fit...
The Overview:
In the past, standard fleece jackets have tended to be bulky and cumbersome, not an ideal layer for backcountry excursions or quick touring adventures. But there are some benefits: fleece material is a great fabric for the demands...
There are two types of helmets in the snow world: single- and multi-impact. The type of helmet you chose determines how long you'd like it to last.
The first thing to be said about helmets is never leave home without...
The Overview
In our little snowsports world one-piece suits, or onesies, are generally reserved for very specific functions: Closing Day at your local ski resort, retro ski costume parties, and downhill racing. If you're not a racer and happen to...
ACL tears are a straight epidemic in a ski town. KneeBinding has recognized this and this small company hailing from Vermont is working to do something about it. This is something I have deep respect and appreciation for. I live...
This winter I’ve had the opportunity to check out the new TSL Symbioz Snowshoe. I do a lot of snowshoeing for work, both as a hiking guide at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health and for my Yoga Adventure...
