Review: Fischer Transalp 92 CTI Pro
The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI Pro is a worthwhile consideration for skiers looking for a 90mm-ish ski for spring and high mountain skiing, and/or resort touring.
Read MoreWritten by Gavin Hess | Nov 20, 2024
The Fischer Transalp 92 CTI Pro is a worthwhile consideration for skiers looking for a 90mm-ish ski for spring and high mountain skiing, and/or resort touring.
Read MoreWritten by Gavin Hess | Nov 12, 2024
Scarpa introduces the 4-Quattro Pro—part of its beefed-up Quattro line. These four buckle boots play many roles, both on and off-piste. For tourers, they offer real deal support and a range of motion suitable for longer missions when a more supportive boot (read bigger skis and more aggressive skiing) come into play.
Read MoreWritten by Gavin Hess | Nov 7, 2024
If you are eyeing a somewhat cost-effective tech binding (these things all carry a somewhat steep price) with a feature set spec’d for a more aggressive ski tourer…but want to keep the overall weight down, it’s time to check out the Slatnar ST Touring binding.
Read MoreWritten by Gavin Hess | Oct 31, 2024
A first look at Atomic’s Backland 109 and some impressions from a few days last winter with the new Backland 102 and Backland 108W.
Read MoreWritten by Gavin Hess | Oct 25, 2024
Rab is known for high quality builds regarding their down products. Hoping to refine a lightweight sleeping system for cold temperatures, THR looks at the Rab Mythic Ultra 360 Down Sleeping Bag (18°F).
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