5 Gear Updates for Backcountry Spring Skiing
Seasons change -- so should your gear considerations! I’ll run through 5 changes I make in my ski pack as winter turns to spring.
Seasons change -- so should your gear considerations! I’ll run through 5 changes I make in my ski pack as winter turns to spring.
The Thule RoundTrip 80L duffel is an organizationally inclined ski gear schlepper’s dream come true.
The RoundTrip 60L is burly, easy to handle and ready to be tossed around, snowed upon and made dirty with parking-lot detritus. The bag carries well and is as comfortable as you need it to be.
The Thule RoundTrip 80L Duffel is a do-it-all duffel with ski- and snowboard-specific features, making it an excellent choice for travel to and and from the slopes.
While intended primarily for the frontside, the thoughtful design of the pack has given it a place in the slack and even (albeit light) backcountry.
The RoundTrip 60L ski and snowboard boot backpack is a high-quality, well-featured pack. It’s well-organized with excellent ski- and board- specific features.
I never skied resorts with a pack previously, but I have become a convert due to the Gregory Verte 12. It’s the perfect size and fit for a long day of shredding at a resort.
Proper unpackaging, storage, coiling, and cleaning will help keep your rope running smooth, tangle free, and stronger for longer.
The Thule Roundtrip 80L duffel is not only spacious for any ski trip, but is perfectly crafted to organize all your ski gear into specific compartments while keeping it clean and dry.
A well designed and sleek way of making coffee anywhere, compact and comes with all the basics