Let It Snow!!!! Winter Sports Thread
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copped a new pair of shoes today since my other pair (Nordica Hell & Back H3) are a tad too snug (size 27/27.5)!
Dalbello Panterra 90 (size 28/28.5)
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It took all my willpower not to buy this and the black pants to go with it
Nice garment, though I could do without the leather patch.
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@finn666 you are gonna love the Panterra I use the 120. They are so sick.
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Do I need a GoPro? Been contemplating getting one for the Whistler trip.
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Picked up this middle layer and a killer shell and pants today for a song. We have a great outlet mall that includes an Arc'Teryx.
Get a camera of some sort for sure. I wish I had one zip lining in Kauai.
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MY girlfriend has that midlayer and says it is one of the best pieces she owns, and she is a base/mid layer connoisseur ( she hates being cold)
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I use an Under Armour 4.0 base a t shirt and either an Arcteryx shell or Flylow shell and I am good up the about 0 degrees. UA 4.0 is unreal for warmth.
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Yeah, that mid is dope, it's soft, trim, doesn't bind, and yes is warm. When you put a shell over it you're talking serious warmth, and I say that as a down snob. Also have the whiteline sabre pant, which is also really nice, well articulated, comfy, dry, warm. If I get into some obnoxious sub zero temps I have down options that should do well under it too.
It wasn't too cold until the afternoon, then cold and windy/snowy. I had an Adidas base, a Nike fleece shirt my work gave me, then the Atom LT mid and the Rush shell. Shell pants over mid weight long johns. Depending upon how I zipped those layers and deployed the shell hood, an extremely wide range of temperatures can be endured. Avalanche reflectors in all shell layers too.
I ran into a couple of Arc'Teryx reps from the very store I scored all my gear on the hill. Dude was like "nice jacket" and then said he ran an outlet and that I should drop by. I was like "ha I did just that yesterday and your staff is outstanding." Some very kind folks up here. D there is also an Under Armour outlet as well as Oakley, Mountain Hard Wear, and others there.
14 lifts and almost 17k feet on a cracked rib yesterday at Breck. A deeply satisfying day on very mixed terrain and conditions. Next week: a long weekend in Keystone / Breck / A Basin. Probably putting another 40k feet in I hope.
Yesterday:
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I want more contributions, I love this thread
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About to board Whistler Blackcomb here I come
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Hit every peak of Breck today. Bluebird majesty. Keystone tomorrow. Colorado rocks.
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Couldn't agree more
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@tmg:
Every time I see a video of Japanese powder I'm amazed at how deep and accessible it is, really need to get serious about a trip over there
Couldn't agree more
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heading to sapporo for some power in jan. probably hitting teine and niseko.i probably only have done winter sports about twice or thrice now due to not living in those countries where snow or 4 seasons are available. any tips guys?
