Stuff We Like: Next Year's Gear
Here's a selection of a few of the noteworthy launches for Winter 2013-14.
Here's a selection of a few of the noteworthy launches for Winter 2013-14.
The 90 best skis and boots for 2013.
The Nimbus Crew goes to Austria
Our testers have spoken. Here are the 14 best skis from the 2013 Skiing Mag gear tests.
Testers praised Sean Pettit's new pro model. Review and video inside.
Here's a few of our favorite powder skis from ski test.
Spring weekends in Colorado are about AM corn missions followed by PM BBQs.
Award-winning big mountain chargers from Skiing's 2013 Gear Guide.
Award-winning frontside slayers from Skiing's 2013 Gear Guide.
Online sales have changed how we buy gear, but don't say adios to your shop just yet.
A sold-out ceremony ushers eight athletes and industry pioneers into the fold.
Poles are poles, right? Wrong. New technology and lighter, hybridized materials mean that ski poles have reached an all-time high of technical sophistication. Here are a few new ones you should take a look at.
In the gear world there's nothing more lust-worthy than super fat powder skis, the kind made of heli drops and snorkel-deep days. These are the best of the year.
Here are all of the videos from the Eye of the Condor. Hot Chilean ski action, in your face.
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This week we're at Aspen Highlands testing next year's AT skis and bindings. Here's a look behind the scenes at the ski test, and a peek at some 2011-12 goods.
Different skis are good for different people, but every year there are always a few pairs that everyone seems to be obsessed with. Here are the most popular skis of the season, the one's you've been searching on our site, googling, stalking on Steep and Cheap, and raving about. And, to stoke the fires, the one ski coming out next year that's already creating major buzz.
Straight from the floor of the Outdoor Retailer Winter Show we've got a look at K2's new line of backcountry gear, the Backside Tools.
This season, we're rolling out a series of gift-guides, specifically created for every skier on your list. Happy shopping!
What goes together better than skiing and metal? According to K2, nothing.
Rocker technology has trickled down from the fattest powder skis, and will help you navigate everything from hard snow to choppy crud. Check out the K2 Rictor for a versatile ski with "speed terrain" rocker.
A versatile, backcountry-ready ski that still handles well inbounds.
Bruce Jahnke, Director of Product Testing at K2, explains how he got the dream job of destroying ski gear, every day.
We asked manufacturers to make the case for their best low-cost, high-performance models. As you read, keep in mind that the prices listed are suggested retail prices. Shop around and you’ll likely find these skis for a couple hundred bucks less than what’s listed.
Skiing Magazine had a chance to ski a few of next year’s skis at the SIA On Snow Demo Days at Winter Park. Due to the huge amount of skis available and the little time we had, we limited ourselves to fat skis. We tested a handful of new, redesigned and carryover models between 95mm and 115mm underfoot. Although certain skis did better in certain conditions, there really wasn't a bad ski among them.
Advice from an MIT engineer who broke into the ski industry.
JT Holmes, a Tahoe-based big-mountain skier and BASE-jumper (recently featured on 60 Minutes), gets himself a new sponsor.
...While heli-skiing in Canada. CMH and K2 partner up to offer two seven-day trips to be part of designing the next generation of K2 skis. Where do we sign up?
Fat skis have redefined the way we ski powder. Once rare, now they’re mainstream—and only getting fatter.
CMH provides the helicopters, K2 provides the prototypes, guests provide the feedback for final ski designs.
CMH provides the helicopters, K2 provides the prototypes, guests provide the feedback for final ski designs.
K2's new Clutch is anything but wimpy
Be a hot skier, not a hot head
Sturdy new Lock Jaw combines pole and probe functions
How dropping Skiing a letter can get you free stuff and save our sport.
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Shane McConkey practically invented fat skis. Now K2 comes out with limited-edition rockered fatty to pay tribute to McConkey's life.
You need poles. Here are seven good options.
Swedish extreme skier Fredrik Ericsson will try to be the first person to ski the world’s three highest mountains: Mount Everest, K2 and Kangchenjunga.
Create a video and win big!
As it gets more expensive to fly, resorts are increasing their size and quality of rental fleets. Here's why you should check it out.
SkiNet Contributor, Summit County Diva, Colorado Correspondant
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Ericsson and Norweigan Jörgen Aamot will attempt to ski the third highest mountain in the world in the next couple of days.
Follow along as Fredrick Ericsson and Jorgen Aamot attempt to climb and ski Kangchenjunga this fall.
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Fredrick Ericsson starts the journey this week, going to Kangchenjunga in the Himalayas.
One Call-One Click Reservations, New Kid’s Park and 69 Ski Free
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Harder, better, faster, stronger - and just plain cooler. If it's been awhile since you visited a ski shop, here's what you're missing.
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