I have been dreaming of this board for years; a turbo charged pow board that floats so well it turns low angle stashes into full-speed features. My home mountain looks totally different riding the Hovercraft because I constantly find new hips and slashes in places I'd never seen before. An oversized nose planes above the snow and smooths out the afternoon chop like none other.

When I want to trade off between doing laps on the jump line, searching for smooth steeps, and sniffing out left over pow stashes I grab my Mountain Twin. The rockered tip and tail stay evenly afloat riding regular or switch and the camber and Mellow Magne-Traction combination keeps me confident on edge. The go anywhere maneuverability of the Mountain Twin make it my easy all-day choice from first chair to the afternoon backcountry powder lap.

When I want to trade off between doing laps on the jump line, searching for smooth steeps, and sniffing out left over pow stashes I grab my Mountain Twin. The rockered tip and tail stay evenly afloat riding regular or switch and the camber and Mellow Magne-Traction combination keeps me confident on edge. The go anywhere maneuverability of the Mountain Twin make it my easy all-day choice from first chair to the afternoon backcountry powder lap.

Stepping into the mountains you never know what you're going to encounter. The first two turns may be waist deep followed by ice through the crux and chop in the outrun. The Flagship is my go-to board for fast and confident freeriding in any conditions. I have designed this board with directional rocker and a blunted nose to keep the tip up in the deepest of snow, camber underfoot and Magne-Traction for edging on ice, a longer radius sidecut for speed and railing turns, a shortened running length for maneuverability in tight spaces, and a freestyle tail to land switch in powder. This board has no speed limit and no boundaries. This is the Flagship of our line and my life's work - the ultimate freeride board. Don't be surprised if you find yourself thanking this board at the bottom of a line.

I am ready to get rid of my bed. It is so nice. Perfect for car camping...not for back packing.

Tried the bigger ones and smaller ones and this is perfect. I would switch between modes a lot. The super high powered mode got me threw some tech climbing and riding in the middle of the night. The batteries last a long time.

Easy to use, solid and simple kit. Spent a month with this set up on the glacier and it held up great.

Light is right and a spork is all you need.

Lots of light, small and has held up all winter for me. hHat more do you need? Love the recharble battery option.

My 4 year old can find a beacon in under 5 minutes with this thing. The range is not as long as some but it is so simple to use. Multi burials takes practice but that is the case with all beacons.

The perfect size. This pack rips for day trips. It can be super small for side country. I was able to use it for overnights in Huts in the Alps too.

Candy that keeps you going. Keep it coming CLif Bar!

This is my morning go to bar. It is batter then most baked goods you will get at the coffee shop.

I am a salt freak. Most bars are sweat, nice to have a salty bar to change things up. They go down easy.

A meal in a bar and tastes like a candy bar. They can upset an empty stomach though. I eat them daily in the backcountry.

Power candy. I eat at least a pack a day on the backcountry. Thye never upset my stomach and are a thirst quencher.

I have been using the same set for two years, probably 100 days on them. They never stick or break unlike a lot of three piece poles.

This helmet feels like a hat on. The ear flaps keep my ears warm but come out easy for spring hiking days.

The sole on this seems twice as thick as my other shoes and lasts twice as long. We go through a lot of shoes in the Sierra but these hold up longer then most. Love the 5 10 rubber too.

It has taken a little while to get this dialed but it is getting the job done on the glacier in AK.
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Disclaimer. I pretty much designed this jacket over the last few years. It is legit though. It is the best jacket I have ever had.

I spent a few months in this jacket thinking it was a high end product. I was amazed when I found out the price. www.jeremyjones.net

The key to camping is a good spork. This is the best one I have ever had.

The perfect size cup/bowl. Love the weight. The lid is useless.

I love these things. So easy to use and the taste is great.

Go for the double serving. This is the my favorite one.

I drink way more water in these because it tastes so much better then water in a plastic bottle. Plastic is forever. This is the size I use for a full day in the bc. It is just big enough if you drink a ton of water before heading out and have some water waiting at the car.

Love the size. Don't leave home with out it.

Mine leaks. It seems to have less of a plastic taste then others but it is still there. Once you go aluminum there is no going back.

This hoody gets better with age. It is bomb proof. Support my bros at TGR so they can keep cranking out the goods.

I have worked with Rossignol designing boards for over ten years. I have had a lot of freedom to do what I wanted but I was restricted by molds. This is the first time I was able to design boards 100% from scratch. I have had these in my head for ever so to finally make them has been an amazing experience. Each size is influenced by snow conditions and the size of the mountains I ride them on.
The 158 has Squaw Valley, Japan, or early season Jackson Hole in mind. It has a twin profile and has a freestyle/all mountain shape. Some days I spend all day riding switch on this board but it is still the spine killer.
The 162 is my lower 48 film board with a little bit longer nose then the 158 for better stomp ability.
The 166 is the Europe, or lower 48 "Best day of the year" or Alaska board. It has no speed limit and with the best nose in the industry stomping airs is effortless. If my life depends on stomping an air, racing an avalanche or holding an edge over exposure then I better have the 166 under my feet. It is magic. For Jonas Emery and Freeride World Champ Xavier Delerue it is the only board they ride. This is the big gun in your quiver and will never need replacing.

My bindings need to work. Equipment failure is not an option riding over exposure or when you are spending days on end the the backcountry. I test my bindings in Jackson Hole. The 4100 ft of fall line that often end in a couple mile single track reverse are hell on your feet. Many times I have thought I had good boots and bindings only to realize at the 10 minute run that my high backs are too stiff and bruise my legs or that the ankle strap isn't cuts into my foot. It is taken me years to get the right combination of flex and power but these bindings are dialed. They are simple and reliable. Often times I put 200 days on a set of bindings before the product guys demand I ride the new graphics. I have a set on my split board I have had for 5 years and I have never had to replace anything.

My back knee is in the snow a lot when I ride steeps. A few years ago my worst fear came true when I clipped my knee on a rock. It took me a few years ti find the perfect knee pad and this is the one. Low pro but protective.

You hardly know it is there. I retro fitted mine to my backpack shoulder strap. There is no reason not to have one.

It is the lightest, fastest and most effective shovel I have used.