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Earl Lewis
Mountain Biker // Hiker // Alpine Skier // Telemark Skier
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Stomping Grounds:
Solitude, UT; Grizzly Gulch, UT; Cardiff Pass, UT -
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Nothing beats the sights, sounds and smells of being out in nature enjoying all she has to offer. One of my favorite mt. biking experiences this year was a rainy day in the forest outside Bellingham, WA. It rained non-stop. Riding was a bit sketchy because the roots and rocks are "slippery when wet." Even though it was wet and slick it was one of the best rides of the season.
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Black Diamond Traverse Ski Poles
February 4, 2009
The cutout is for poling on climbs/traverses. With the cutout the pole gets a better purchase in the snow than it would with a full round basket. I've had my Traverse poles for 7 or 8 years and the baskets don't spin on their own. I put the cutout where it needs to be (on the front side of the pole, for climbing) and it stays there.
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