Boulder Based Designs The Mark: Save Your Stuff!
The Mark is so much better than all those initials I used to sketch onto my gear—they always took a detective’s eye to discover, and… Read More »Boulder Based Designs The Mark: Save Your Stuff!
The Mark is so much better than all those initials I used to sketch onto my gear—they always took a detective’s eye to discover, and… Read More »Boulder Based Designs The Mark: Save Your Stuff!
Preparing for an ice climbing trip is like preparing for war. The enemy: screaming barfies, brittle ice and–worst of all–warming your partner’s freezing toes on… Read More »La Sportiva Trango Extreme Evo Light: Warmth and Stability
For this past summer’s guiding season, I wanted a jacket light enough that I could carry it along, even if there was the possibility I… Read More »Rab Generator Jacket: Lightweight and Brilliantly Designed
These are a new-ish, beefy approach shoe from 5.10. I saw them quite a bit in the Tetons this summer and expect to see a… Read More »FiveTen Camp 4 Approach Shoes: Win Again
I used the cushy Therm-a-Rest Prolite 4 this summer in the Wind River Range of Wyoming, where I was guiding Gannett Peak for Jackson Hole… Read More »Therm-a-Rest Prolite 4: You’ll Want to Carry It
I put these boots to the test on Denali. They sailed me up and down the mountain attached to snowshoes, skis and crampons. I wore… Read More »Vasque Ice 9000
This jacket demonstrates Cloudveil’s ability to create clothing that performs well in the backcountry yet also corners the fashion market for the “post-adventure” night out… Read More »Cloudveil Serendipitiy Jacket
This is the kind of sleeping pad that should not be allowed near El Cap. It is far too precious to be rubbing up against… Read More »Therm-a-Rest Prolite 3
The Arc’teryx NoZone backpack belies the need for a porter or a weight-carrying boyfriend. The suspension makes lugging a Cassin Ridge load feel like going… Read More »Arc’teryx NoZone Pack