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Clay Landon

Paddler // Biker // Snowshoer // Alpine Skier // AT Skier // Backpacker // Camper // Hiker

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Early Idaho pow!

Early Idaho pow!

Volkl Nunataq Ski

December 5, 2011

Volkl Nunataqs ripping a Titus Ridge pow stash

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Mountain Hardwear Victorio Jacket - Men's

Mountain Hardwear Victorio Jacket - Men's

Rating for this product: 5 February 6, 2012

Great Jacket - Spent my first day in this jacket (skiing front-side) and I'm throwing my Gore-Tex out permanently! I love the fit and performance of this jacket. It's amazingly light and breaths better than my Gore-Tex or Conduit jackets. On a sunny 35 degree day I never overheated no matter how hard we charged. I especially like the length of the torso and arms, great coverage. The fit is athletic with the shoulders just a bit snug on me but I've tried both my mid-weight fleece and Gnar 800 fill down jacket underneath and it’s not too restrictive. I’m 5’11” and weigh 225 and the XL is perfect for me. When the sun dropped behind the mountain today I was wishing for more than two light weight base layers on the lift. Definitely a cooler jacket than I'm used to and I’ll need to play with layering a bit to dial in the comfort zone but hey, that’s exactly what I expected from this jacket! I can’t wait to get some backcountry laps in to see how it dumps heavy perspiration… Chest pockets definitely take some getting used to as well. A Cliff Bar, phone and small camera took some adjusting to balance out the bulk and I found myself repeatedly reaching for non-existent zippers at my sides. I frequently wear a pack and sometimes a harness and I’m really looking forward to not having to unbuckle my waist belt to manipulate a zip and grab something out of a pocket. The hood adjusts easily and does fit over my Varient helmet but I haven’t tried it while skiing yet. The 70D fabric is a home run in my opinion: It’s not excessively noisy, supple enough I can feel and manipulate the volume buttons on my phone THROUGH the fabric but burly enough that I believe it’ll hold up to tree branches, pack straps and the occasional skis up rodeo ride in the firnspiegel. Bottom Line: Dry.Q Elite lives up to the hype in regards to breathability and ability to block wind – buy this stuff and get out of the hot house.

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Marker Ski Crampon

December 16, 2011

I've read the 113s fit a max 106mm uf ski! My Volkls are 107mm so I'd love to hear if anyone is bending these out to fit larger skis without issues...

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DAKINE Guide 55L Backpack - 3380cu in

Rating for this product: 5 December 1, 2011

I got one last year for winter SAR call-outs and love it. Hydration hose runs through the strap to prevent freezing, shovel pocket keeps probe, blade and handle away from my spine and other gear, it's large enough for skins, harness/self rescue, grub, bivy, first aid arsenal, repair kit and spare clothing. I also like the goggle pocket on top. Perfect 24 hour setup for me. Only gripes - I wish it had a dedicated helmet strap and the zipper pull cords are falling off but that's easy to repair. Oh, and it does a great job of packing my skis!

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Volkl Nunataq Ski

November 26, 2011

Just picked up the last pair of 186's! Anyone know where to get the colltex pre-cut skins for the Nunataqs? Not finding them on the interweb fer sale....

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