The latest evolutionary step of ski touring shapes features shrinking waists, mellower rocker and focus on versatility in wide ranging conditions.
backcountry skiing
Backcountry skiing is THE top subject of WildSnow.com
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Using a Run Atlas for route planning and decision making in backcountry ski touring.
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Early season backcountry skiing in Jumbo, British Columbia yielded little visibility and surprisingly deep snow.
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In New Zealand’s backcountry, Derek Grzelewski learns how kite skiing can open backcountry ski tours to a new universe of fun and possibilities.
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Advances in tech bindings have led many of us to trust them with blind faith, but binding pre-release can still happen. Here, Lou’s 10 tips to prevent it.
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The Navis Freebird proves its versatility and consistent fun factor on long days of climbing and descending in wide-ranging conditions, especially powder.
