Jediah Porter's Profile - Page 8

ATK Trofeo Review

Solid, readily available skimo race bindings suitable for use in "real" backcountry skiing by experienced practitioners.

Plum Race 99 Review

Super light, super simple, clever, robust backcountry ski binding for fast-and-light missions, paired with suitable...

Fritschi Xenic 10 Review

A great product, in theory. But application falls short of acceptable. The Xenic is full of features, at a reasonable...

ATK Crest 10 Review

Solid, basic, all-function bindings that go otherwise unheralded but are likely "just right" for your use.

Contour Hybrid Mohair Review

The Contour Hybrid Mohair is suitable for those that can perform some basic ongoing maintenance -- maybe even in the...

Atomic Backland Ultimate Review

Skimo or rando race boots that can be used for certain types of true backcountry skiing. If you know you want race...

Kohla Freeride Review

These skins seem optimized for compact carry. The fabric is thin and flexible. We only wish that the plush would glide...

Black Diamond Ascension Nylon Review

All-nylon in construction, with proven excellent glue and wide distribution. Their orange color is familiar and in...

Black Diamond Glidelite Mix STS Review

The best climbing skins are an inherent compromise of many different factors. When you consider budget, the...

Colltex Clariden Review

Balanced, entry level skins that will serve you through seasons of improvement, development and exploration.

Top Pick

Voile HyperDrifter Review

Wide, light skis for miles and miles of human-powered skiing in the deepest and softest of ski conditions. Don't think...

Black Crows Camox Freebird Review

We like these all-around, balanced, predictable, and fashionable backcountry touring skis. They do it all without...

Black Crows Corvus Freebird Review

Big, heavy, hard-charging backcountry skis. These are lighter than most resort skis but heavier than all the other...

Elan Ripstick 106 Review

Big skis ski better. There is no questioning this fact. But that mass really drags on the way uphill. The Elan...