I have a lot of ski and snowboard gear. There’s no other way to call the collection of equipment, both current and sentimental, that has… Read More »Rocker Ski Rack – The one-size fits all solution to ski and board storage
A while back I had the chance to share a bit of my story with the crew at Honey Stinger for their Hive Podcast. While… Read More »Hive Life Podcast
In wet ski school locker rooms, on sandy beaches, poolside at hot tubs, stacked on luggage in Chinese busses, attached to my pack while splitboarding, and clipped to a paddleboard while navigating whitewater, the rugged little Bose SoundLink Micro has accompanied most of my adventures for the last six months. Here’s what I’ve found from six months of traveling with tunes by Bose.
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If you’re eagerly awaiting the snow like me, new gear release season is always an exciting milestone in the fall’s progress towards winter! Burton’s 2018-19… Read More »2018/19 Burton Catalog is Live
I’ve almost always had a pow board in the lineup. In the late 90s and early 2000s it was an Option Signature 162. After moving to Steamboat and playing around with the Burton Fish and Vapor, I fell in love with the Malolo and rode it as my deep-day board for a few years. Then the Sherlock arrived with a twin shape and Flying V, and I was sold on a twin-shaped powder ride. And then the Flight Attendant arrived, and again redefined what I want in a board primarily ridden in the soft stuff.Read More »2017 Burton Flight Attendant Snowboard