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The 100% recycled nylon, take-it-anywhere jacket with weather-resistant protection for high-output endeavors. Fair Trade Certified™ sewn. PFC-fre...
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Lean into the mountains. performance and protection from the peaks to the valleys. the NSBTShirt – P&P uses the comfort and cooling effect of o...
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SIZE UP 1/2 SIZE IN NORDA The world’s first seamless, lightest, trail running shoe made with Dyneema®. A shoe that doesn’t put any limits on how...
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his ultimate high performance trail short has built-in storage around the entire flat, wide, mid-rise waistband, 6 pockets to be exact. Back center...
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We recommend sizing UP 1/2 size on this model With its super comfortable fit and maximum cushioning, the Ultra 100 for men is the perfect running...
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We recommend sizing UP 1/2 size on this model With its super comfortable fit and maximum cushioning, the Ultra 100 for men is the perfect running...
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the original. the archetype. the industry standard soft brim run cap. race proven from boston to charlevoix, and your local 5k as well.the GOCap ...
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Designed like a garment, this trail running vest lies flat and securely against the body when empty, but can carry all the gear for longer runs ...
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Here’s something we bet you thought you’d never hear, performance plaid. Hit the high country, but make it plaid. Ultra cozy material for post-run ...
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The Grand Daddy Couloir is a fun romp in good conditions or an ideal challenge for novice ski-mountaineers. 3-4 Couloir is a classic by any definition; the iconic Moraine Lake vista with a perfect descent sliced through it, which allows a descent from glacier to lake. Both lines provide skiers with grand adventures and great turns every year.
The Skyladder is something different. In the middle of a dramatic landscape, with an enticing name, Skyladder is a legend, but I have never had nor heard from friends who enjoyed actual good turns down it.
The Grand Daddy Couloir on Bow Peak has told many stories to Rockies skiers. Some of us have been told warm, fun stories that we cherish and retell often. Some of us have been told harsher tales that everyone can learn from. The couloir is not as big or as steep as the Aemmer. It’s not a technical climb like the Birth Canal. It does not see as much rockfall as 3-4 Couloir. It’s more approachable than those other classics, like a smiling old man sitting by the fire in a backcountry hut.
Throughout the Winter Kevin Hjertaas has been writing pieces on classic lines of the Canadian Rockies. We have had these articles as centre pieces to our triweekly(ish) newsletter, the Uptrack. And, as we are now firmly in spring objective season, we thought...
