Whether you’re chasing pow, vert, or steep objectives, your boots are the connection between you and the snow. And for such a critical piece of gear, good fit advice isn’t always easy to find. Not everyone has access to an...
It feels like just yesterday the leaves were still green and the days stretched long, yet here we are, standing on the edge of another winter season. We opened our doors in 2017 - not that long ago - yet...
Ski touring has a funny way of turning small fit issues into big problems. A bit of heel lift on the resort chairlift is annoying. That same heel lift on day three of a hut trip can turn into a blister that dictates your pace, your mood, and sometimes your exit strategy. The good news is that many of the most common foot issues don’t require new boots, a full refit, or a workshop bench. They can be fixed, or at least dramatically improved, with simple, do-it-yourself adjustments you can make at home, in the parking lot, or halfway through a long day in the mountains.
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