Backcountry skiers ranging from pros like Cody Townsend and Owen Leeper to our dorky marketing guy trust Pomoca skins with their uphill exploits. The Climb Pro S-Glide is one of the best day-to-day skins in the industry for people who want to dust the skintrack to leave more time for pow turns. Light, efficient, and glidey, these skins do exactly that. But they will not fall apart on a multi-day trip, either. Why? In climbing skins, glue is the make-or-break ingredient...and the Climb Pro S-Glide features some of the most skier-friendly glue in the business. As in, you can actually peel your skins apart without giving yourself a hernia, but they stick all day. But if you need to know one thing about the Pro S-Glide, know this: It glides even better than Pomoca's full-mohair version while adding the superior grip of nylon. That makes it the winner.
Boots are sized in Mondo sizing. Here is a sizing chart for your convenience. In general, beginners want a boot that directly corresponds to their street shoe size. Intermediates should go a half size smaller. Experts should go a full size smaller.
The brand new Dalbello Cabrio LV Free 120 offers skiers looking for a three-piece style boot that can travel both up and down the slopes in style. Featuring an improved walk mode and tech fittings for backcountry touring bindings, the Cabrio LV Free is comfortable for backcountry travel and feels like a breeze to walk in. Dalbello's unique Cabrio design offers a smooth, progressive power transfer as you flex into the boot. This gives you a more consistent and deeper range of flex compared to an overlap boot--giving you more forgiveness if you find yourself in a tough spot--while maintaining a supportive flex for strong skiing. The 120 flex is perfect for stoked intermediates up to advanced riders, or lighter-weight folks who don't need the rigidity of an upper flex boot.
After we built the ideal all-mountain pole with the Groomer Gripper and the perfect powder stick in the Powder Poker, we asked ourselves what could possibly be next. What combines the nimbleness of an all-mountain pole, with flotation of a powder basket? How can you transition seamlessly from different terrain and conditions with the same pole? Well, we here at Powder7 found a solution for an impossible task: the Ridge Roamer. By taking some of our favorite features from the Powder Poker 2.0 – an extended EVA foam grip for comfort and sturdy graphite composite construction – and transforming it into an adjustable version with fresh art, we think we created the ultimate do-it-all adjustable pole. The Ridge Roamer comes with both a smaller basket, ideal for skiing inbounds, and the powder basket for keeping your poles from sinking through deep snow. Easy swaps mean you get exactly what you need depending on the conditions. Adjustability is especially ideal for backcountry skiing, when climbing with a longer pole is more comfortable, but you may want to ski with a shorter length. Not to mention, our favorite pole art so far from Pow7 artist Sarah Beabout. When choosing a pole mostly comes down to your stylistic flair, why not pick a good looking one?
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When you think of the Fischer Ranger 108 ski, think of the Toyota Tacoma. The Taco has been one of the most popular and versatile trucks of all time. A cult classic, this vehicle can charge through any kind of terrain with confidence. At the same time, it remains agile and nimble through tight city places and trying to find a parking spot. If you want to play around, you can drift through traffic circles and icy parking lots. Fischer is trying to channel the Tacoma obsession with the new Ranger 108, in beautiful Tacoma Tan. A favorite among the Fischer athlete team for how playful, drifty, and surfy this ski feels, while maintaining enough power to blast through the chopped-up stuff. Shaped Ti gives you a bit of metal to smooth the ride out, with Flex Cut underfoot to give a bit of energy and increase your snow feel underfoot. The vehicle, or ski, of your dreams, has finally arrived. Similar skis: Elan Ripstick 106, K2 Mindbender 108 Ti, Blizzard Rustler 11.
The Marker Duke PT 16 blends full-on alpine performance on the downhill with touring performance for the skin up, and has quickly become a staple in freeriders' and backcountry shredders' gear closets everywhere. In downhill mode, the Marker Duke PT 16 mirrors the high-powered Marker Jester 16 with the same burly heel piece and tech. Although it carries a bit more weight, you get a significantly higher DIN range and a burlier feel compared to other hybrid-style bindings on the market. The Duke hybrid-style toe piece transitions from ski mode to uphill mode with just a few snaps. Remove the alpine toe piece to reveal a tech/pin style toe piece for easy uphill travel. When you're ready for the downhill, just snap the toe piece back into place and you're ready to rip. It's a system that becomes second nature with very little practice, and it delivers unparalleled versatility. For skiers who spend most of their time at the resort, but need a do-it-all binding for backcountry skiing, the Duke PT delivers the ideal blend of both. This binding works equally well for folks who look for a burly binding for all their skiing, inbounds or out. We believe the Marker Duke PT 16 is ideal for folks who don't mind exchanging a little extra weight on their uphill travel for unmatched downhill performance, while still having better touring functionality than traditional frame bindings.
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