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Black Diamond Helio 180 Review
More and more backcountry skiers are choosing ultralight bindings. For them, the Helio 180 is our Top Pick.
Dynafit TLT Speed Review
Basic, functional, but basic ski bindings for human powered touring in all conditions. We dig these bindings for...
Dynafit TLT Expedition Review
Simple, proven, super-durable bindings for committed, committing, serious skiing in remote environments. You...
Salomon MTN Explore 95 Review
Balanced, all-around, reasonable weighted backcountry skis that clock in at just a little over half the cost of...
SOG PowerAccess Deluxe Review
A highly featured tool that has some innovative adaptations, relative to typical multi-tools. It isn't perfect, but it...
How to Choose Backcountry Ski Boots
Backcountry ski boots bear the weight of a heavy task. Not only do they need to be lightweight and flexible on the up...
Scott Freeguide Carbon Review
Those with high volume feet don’t need to compromise performance with the Scott Freeguide Carbon. It is a...
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Colltex Combin Mohair Review
Super low maintenance and ultralight climbing skins for high-performance skiing. If you can tolerate some moody...
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Pomoca Race Back Fix Review
Choose the Race Back Fix for powder touring and employ careful, upright, confident skinning technique. The grip is...
Faction Agent 3.0 Review
A relatively heavy touring ski that goes downhill well, across a variety of conditions. To achieve the downhill...
Kastle TX 103 Review
A solid, all-around downhill performer at above average touring weight. We suspect it will prove to be quite durable...
Plum R170 Review
This ultralight binding fills an important niche for an important subset of the backcountry ski population. If you...
Havalon Evolve Review
A simple multi-tool with a slick and innovative main blade. For backcountry, self-propelled hunters, this is one of...
SOG Micro ToolClip Review
Our favorite aspect of the Micro ToolClip is its size. It is smaller than most, but bigger than a typical...