Contributions by buzz_alta420 (10)

After having my last marmot bag for over 12 years, it finally needed to be replaced. The Marmot Helium EQ is warmer, lighter, more durable, and compacts much smaller than any other bag I compared. With constant trips in the San Juans, as well as being a Wilderness First Responder, this is the ultimate bag for any situation. Believe me, it is well worth the price!

I have back problems, and sleeping on a typical camp pad or thermarest causes sleepless nights with sore and tenderness the next day. These DownMats are absolutely amazing! I feel like i am sleeping on by featherbed at the house! They are a bit bulky when packing, but if you have a sick down bad like the Marmot Helium EQ, you can make up for the space with a bag that condenses to the size of a loaf of bread. If you have back problems, pick one of these up...Chriropractor recommended!

Oh yeah...only thing better than free-balling is having these to comfort my boys. Very comfortable, warm, and wicks moisture as well as breathes.

Have had back problems for years, and my chiropractor acknowledged these insoles helped out weather in boots or shoes. I have superfeet in my alpine boots religiously...

This jacket is a perfect warm layer. The thickness of the material is considerably more than your typical fleece. Perfect for windy days as well, and great style for having a beer slopeside.

Had a couple of pairs of these boxers and they were so great, the ex took em when she moved out...luckily the design or material haven't changed...still my favorite boxers.

It's nice to have a backup headlamp, especially one that has a flip down red filter for map reading, or making dinner in soft light. Always a fan for the camo...

Although I am a huge fan of Arcteryx, I had to return the covert beanie because it would not fit down over my ears. There is also a one-size, which is a little roomie for my small noggin. Just wish they offered a more stretchable beanie, love the zip pocket idea though...

Humans make mistakes...thanks to tools like these, we make fewer. Take the time to invest, and next time you dig a pit, you will grow smarter and be more aware. Add a G3 Rutschblock Cord to complete the ultimate kit. Be serious about your Backcountry!!!!!!

These bindings rock! I mounted mine on a pair of Rossi Scratch BC "create it" editions, and i couldn't ask for a better setup. They are great for groomers, crud, and of course backcountry touring...The new rail system is amazing, just flex forward and the bindings arc the ski. The only down side is the price. Enjoy!