The best of both worlds for the ascent and descent
When SCARPA first released the Freedom SL boots in 2013, they were lauded industry-wide as offering next level tourability with a hard charging descent at a weight anyone could love.
Built with a high, alpine boot-esque cuff, a category leading range of motion of 27°, and a custom intuition liner for warmth, comfort, and a great fit, the Freedom SL … Read more >>
Shine a bright light for the right price!
Need a headlamp? Need one for a great price? Look no further! Boasting 4 Definition.LEDs that will shine an 80 lumen, wide angle floodlight for up to 30 meters and keep at it on high-power for 20 hours, Mammut’s T-Trail headlamp is a streamlined, no-fuss headlamp that doesn’t skimp on quality.
The T-Trail’s utility, ease-of-use, and rugged construction are all reasons that … Read more >>
Fly Up (And Float Down) the Mountain with the Ultra Mountain Carbon Z-Poles from Black Diamond!
On long treks through the backcountry, any upgrade to your balance and stability can keep trip-ending injuries at bay. An ultra compact, true 4-season trekking pole from Black Diamond, the Ultra Mountain Carbon Z-Poles are the perfect option for hikers who are not cowed by snowy terrain. Featuring a rugged and durable, yet lightweight … Read more >>
A performance all-around shoe for technical climbing at an affordable price!
Climbing is a multifaceted sport with a variety of rock types, terrain styles and difficulty levels. It can be hard to find an all-around shoe with the range necessary to take on steep boulder problems, juggy overhangs, thin face climbs and blocky lower angle moderates —all in the same day. It’s even more difficult to find this perfect shoe … Read more >>
Carry the Essentials with the Camelbak Magic Hydration Pack
On nice day on the trail, whether you are mountain biking, hiking or running, all you need are a few essentials on your back. Water, snacks and lunch and an extra layer will insure that you are properly prepared for your day on the trail. With Camelbak’s Magic hydration pack, you can bring along everything that you need and nothing … Read more >>
The essential, comprehensive guidebook for climbing in New York’s Adirondack mountains.
Climbing in the Adirondack mountains is like anything else there: rugged, wild and beautiful. From classic moderates on the Chapel Pond Slab to exposed multipitch routes on Wallface to the hard cracks of Spider’s Web, the Adirondacks offer a variety of world-class routes. For years, the original Adirondack Rock by Jim Lawyer and Jeremy Haas was the bible of … Read more >>
A lightweight headlamp with powerful performance!
A headlamp is an integral part of most outdoor adventures, so it is important to choose one that is comfortable and unobtrusive, while providing the lighting performance that you need. When you are trail running, hiking, climbing or biking, your headlamp shouldn’t be a distraction or a weight on your head, yet it is essential to light the trail or route. The Fuel headlamp… Read more >>
The perfect Nordic ski for exploring —on or off of the trail
Nordic skiing isn’t just for groomed trails or tracks. When adventure calls, grab a pair of metal edged Nordic skis with a versatile shape. Whether you are skiing in your backyard, exploring the beauty of untracked woods, or venturing off-trail, a versatile, all-terrain Nordic ski like the Rossignol BC 70 Positrack is a great option to help you … Read more >>
Published:February 25, 2015 View Post
A rugged Nordic ski boot for cold backcountry adventures
No one likes cold feet, especially deep in the backcountry, far away from a warm blanket or fire to warm your toes. When you’re taking your Nordic skis into the mountains, the average cross-country boot just won’t cut it. For rugged durability, warmth and versatile performance, nothing beats the Alpina Alaska NNN BC boot! This beefy backcountry Nordic boot utilizes … Read more >>
A technical hiking boot with classic style!
These days, hiking boots and shoes are surprisingly technical. Colorful space aged, ultralight mesh uppers, speed lacing systems, and shock absorbing midsoles have replaced the classic full-leather boots of old. Low hikers, ultralight boots and trail runners have become the norm on hiking trails and mountain summits. While technology has made hiking boots and shoes more efficient, lighter and improved breathability, the aesthetics … Read more >>
Published:January 20, 2015 View Post
