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Dana Gershenoff
Trail Runner // Telemark Skier // Mountain Biker // Climber // Camper // Road Biker // Nordic Skier
Dana Gershenoff
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Backcountry.com Employee
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Park City, UT -
Bio:
I absolutely love to trail run. And I love to tele ski. If I had to choose, which one would I pick.....luckily I don't have to!
I'm very lucky - living in a ski/mountain town has a been way of life for me for fifteen years. When I'm not working at Backcountry.com, I spend my time trail running, tele skiing, mountain biking, skate skiing, hanging with my best buddy and also with my favorite dog. I started climbing again this year too. Lots to do and not enough time.
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Patagonia Down Sweater Full-Zip Hoody Jacket - Women's
January 7, 2010
I have the down sweater (w/out the hood) and I'm 5'6" and 128 and the small fits well for me. I use it more as an insulating piece than as an outer layer. For me, it works best with one layer underneath, then this layer and then a shell. For example, I'll skin up in a base layer and shell in mid-teen degree temperature and then for the ski down, I'll throw on the down sweater as an insulating piece. I'll use it occasionally as an outer layer in the spring when the temperature is closer to the 30's. Hope that helps.
Helpful Votes: 3 Yes
The North Face Apex Bionic Jacket - Women's
August 27, 2009
I recommend that you order a small. I'm not a 100% what the sleeve length is, but The North Face products typically run a size larger than normal. I'm 5'7", 130 lbs and small normally fits me really well. Hope that helps.
Helpful Votes: 0 Yes
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Black Diamond Half Dome Helmet
October 31, 2008
I bought this helmet in blue. I find it to be more Matte - it doesn't shine in the natural light.
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