I am a fourteen year-old Telemark, and a Nordic, skiing girl from Aspen, Colorado. The local ski team AVSC, Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club, was introducing the new freestyle team airbag and they hosted
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Win a $16K Alaskan Heli Skiing trip, from of a Facebook contest simply for entering in your email address. Be only allowed one friend to bring with you, for the all-expenses-paid trip of a lifetime.
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A fresh blanket of snow, is just what town needed to cover the grimy streets of spring and remind me why I love the shoulder season — flip flops one day and freshies the next!
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I started dreaming about skiing on Mt. Rainer a little over 13 years ago after a climbing trip with the guides at RMI. At that time I went up the Disappointment Cleaver Route, the traditional
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The first Colorado avalanche fatality of the 2012-2013 ski season occurred this week inside the gates at Snowmass Mountain. The details can be found here. This should serve as a reminder to riders that early
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If you’re organized, gifts are purchased, wrapped, shipped or maybe already exchanged. But, we’ve been spending too much time playing, and are just getting started. In case you still need ideas, here are a few
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I have been lucky enough to own more than a few pieces of gear with Omni-Heat technology, and it didn’t strike me until a recent trip to a friend’s house back east, how different it may
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I got KEEN Laken High boots for back to school shoes, and I think they are amazing. Inside the boots, the material is very soft, cushy and warm. The zippers are barely noticeable, but zip
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From turkey and whitetail hunting as a kid with my grandfather, social dove hunts with my dad through high school, a decade spent hunting waterfowl on the Eastern Shore of Maryland to now chasing elk
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As excited as Christmas morning, I just received my invitation to the Annual Governor’s Hunt in Pierre, SD. This reminded me of my first pheasant hunt. If you happen to get a great invitation to
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In case March is the snowiest month where you live, you’ll have plenty of time to log some frozen miles in these stable winter runners – they work well on ice and frozen mud too. Built-in spikes give good traction and widely spaced lugs don’t get clogged with snow. The shoes have a burly, zip, ankle-high cover that both keeps moisture out and breathes. Salomon’s pull-lock lacing system is tucked inside to ensure a secure fit. We’ve even worn these with snowshoes and have had warm, dry feet.
12.6ox unisex sizing MSRP $200
