On Avalanche Transceiver Recalls
Expecting the unexpected—Avalanche transceivers are safety gear we rely on, yet, with increasing frequency, newer iterations are recalled. Here are some thoughts on that dynamic.
Read MoreWritten by Jason Albert | Nov 22, 2024
Expecting the unexpected—Avalanche transceivers are safety gear we rely on, yet, with increasing frequency, newer iterations are recalled. Here are some thoughts on that dynamic.
Read MoreWritten by Jason Albert | Nov 19, 2024
Over 12 years, brothers Jamie and Doug Kennard skied the Catskill 35 and the 46 Adirondack high peaks. Their film, Variable celebrates the region and shows us some serious moxy and pluck along the way.
Read MoreWritten by Jason Albert | Nov 14, 2024
A go-to for many ski tourists over the years, Tecnica’s Zero G Tour Pro gets some tweaks. One thing that remains the same is that this four-buckle overlap boot is a keeper. It has a passable (and modestly improved) range of motion and friction and well-established (read as excellent) downhill characteristics. Here’s THR’s first look.
Read MoreWritten by Jason Albert | Nov 5, 2024
We contacted two early adopters of the Dynafit Ridge Pro for their early season on-snow impressions. Yes, it is confirmed that the ROM and friction (lack thereof) are excellent.
Read MoreWritten by Jason Albert | Oct 24, 2024
Patagonia’s Stormstride pant nails the hardshell conundrum: how to be a hardshell without feeling like a hardshell.
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