Archive for 2010


September Turns? Check! (PNW Content)
September 21st, 2010 | By:  Sam | 8 Comments


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Ben was in town last week on his month long road trip around the country. Though is trip was primarily a climbing and biking one, he wanted to make use of our easy year round access to snow and get some September turns. Allen and I were happy to help ... ...Read more


Dynafit Titan–Long Term Assessment
September 20th, 2010 | By:  Sam | 17 Comments


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We're launching a Gear Review section, and to kick it off, I've reviewed my Dynafit Titans. Let us know what you think of the review in the comments section. I bought my Dynafit Titans last November in preparation for my trip to India. I needed a boot that could replace my Dalbello Krypton ... ...Read more


SPAM #1: Flagstaff Peak–LCC, UT
September 15th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 4 Comments


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Time to start moving away from artsy-shmartzy summer camera swimming stuff, and get the boat directed toward winter. To this end, today we start the FIS SPAM (Single Photos AMalgamated) Series. To start off the series, we are revisiting Greg's trip to visit Porter in Utah in early January 2010. ... ...Read more


Tap Tap….winter weather watch begins….UPDATED 9/14
September 14th, 2010 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 6 Comments


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Welcome back! Hopefully you all had a great last month. I know I sure did. If I had a camera I'd even tell you about it. But I don't....so you'll just have to imagine what I did. Returning to earth however is always a pain....unless of ... ...Read more


TR: Wind River Range, WY
September 13th, 2010 | By:  Porter Haney


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The following story is of five fine gentlemen who decided to traverse the range from north to south, heavily laden with liquid spirits, fishing poles, and Famous Internet gusto. Click the picture or here to read Wind River Range, WY

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