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Andy Anderson

Climber // Skier

Andy Anderson

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    Salt Lake City, UT
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    Writer for backcountry.com. If I'm not staring at a computer screen I'm probably crawling around some rocks somewhere in the Wasatch, camping up in the Uintas or the desert, or fruitlessly tossing a fly into a nearby creek. If I'm not there I'm drinking beer on my back deck with my dog Marley.

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Black Diamond Verdict Ski

Black Diamond Verdict Ski

Rating for this product: 5 April 14, 2009

Got to demo these on a few stellar powder days up in Whitefish, MT. Lets just say I'll be buying them first thing next season - they absolutely tore it up. It took me an hour or two to really get a handle on them, but when I did, oh baby. Seems like the perfect balance between a touring ski and a powder ski.

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Mountain Hardwear Light Wedge 2 Tent 2-Person 3-Season

April 13, 2009

Tom -
I'm a writer for backcountry, and perhaps I can shed some light - oftentimes the specs tent companies give on their websites or customer catalogs is the MINIMUM weight, which means the weight of the fly, poles, and tent body. This doesn't include stakes, stuff sacks, or other parts. Sometimes in our vendor catalogs we have a trail weight, which reflects those extra things. The mistakes could be due to this, although we're double checking them to be sure. Thanks.

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Solid tool for the backcountry

Voile Telepro Shovel

Voile Telepro Shovel

Rating for this product: 4 April 6, 2009

For the size and durability, this shovel should weigh twice as much as it does. The telescoping shaft makes it super versatile, and the D-handle gives a super solid grip. Love it.

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Nice light cord.

Beal Stinger lll Climbing Rope - 9.4 mm

Beal Stinger lll Climbing Rope - 9.4 mm

Rating for this product: 4 January 2, 2009

Really sweet rope for sport climbing and longer routes. Definitely no good for hangdogging or TR, as it seems to show wear pretty quickly, but good weight for a 70M, and the catches are nice and soft.

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Soooo nice.

Sorel Caribou Boot - Men's

Sorel Caribou Boot - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 January 2, 2009

These boots are so classic and for good reason. My dad has had a pair for over ten years, and they are still going strong. I definitely sized down, I wear a 10 in street shoes and a 9.5 in boots. I got a 9 in these and still have a bit of wiggle. They are insanely warm, they slide on with ease, and can handle everything from an ass-cold dog walk to snowshoeing. Get em.

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