Dynafit released the new TLT X with a few updates. Kevin Grove, a TLT lover, has some thoughts on the TLT 5, TLT 8, and TLT X.
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Mt Sanford from the road; an Alaskan adventure for two brothers ascending the sixth-highest U.S. peak in style and descending on skis.
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Dynafit skips nine and goes straight to the TLT X. If the boot fits, you’re in luck: Fine tourability and skiability for bigger mission comfort and support.
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Especially on multi-day trips, but on single day outings as well, it’s valuable to think of yourself as the “opportunistic raccoon in a dumpster,” carrying an array of snacks and foods that are sure to keep you interested in eating even after a few days on the go.
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1+1=2. I’m pretty certain it holds for the old and “new” math. Here’s the rationale and the dice rolling, and math for our ski traverse shelter.
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BCA’s FLOAT E2 25 brings to market Alpride’s new E2 electronic airbag system and an understated pack ready for most backcountry efforts.
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