It is now year two for Clip Skins, the climbing skin that you can attach to your ski without glue. No glue to go bad over time, or get contaminated if you drop them in the dirt, or the need for Herculean strength to pull them apart after storing glue-to-glue, or the hassle of trying [...]
Posts Tagged ‘neanderthal’
Review: Clip-Skins (look Ma’, no glue!)
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Posted in Climbing Skins, Clip Skins, Dostie, Craig 
Tags: glide, glueless, neanderthal, skinning 
10 Comments »Skinning: Keeper Steeper
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Might I be so bold as to suggest that the esteemed skier from Truckee, Mr. Dostie, is suffering from a cranial/rectal impaction when it comes to appreciating the fine art of steep skinning? Not only is steep skinning faster and more efficient, it is The Way. The Chosen Path. The Trail to Enlightenment as well [...]
Ten-11, day 3
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Took another solo tour on Sunday that started as trip to the pool for a workout. As soon as I turned onto the freeway my eyes saw the crest of the Sierra around Anderson Peak. There had been fresh snow up high and the sight beckoned like it always does when the sky is blue [...]
Posted in Beacons, CA, Skinning Tags: 20°, 3 Axes, competitive skin track, meanderthal, neanderthal, Tracker 2 No Comments »
