Last weak I was struck by the hole that exists in the AT world these days for an AT binding that works with tech-less alpine boots and weighs less than four pounds. It simply doesn’t exist anymore. Not in retail stores anyway. But if you sleuth enough, you can find an old pair of Ramer [...]
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Review: Spark R&D resurrects Verts™
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So it was a revolutionary moment when Paul Ramer sent me a pair of his Assault Snowshoes – an oval shaped platter of stamped aluminum with cookie cutter edges. As usual I thought it was a kooky idea, but as with his Ramer Classic alpine touring bindings, their beauty was only visible after experiencing their performance.
Tribute to Paul Ramer
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© 2000 While there are many people who have contributed to the growth of ski mountaineering in America, few were more instrumental than Paul Ramer. It was his vision, more than any other single man’s which accurately defined, perhaps prophesied, the current landscape of the sport. Some of you reading this became aware of backcountry [...]
Posted in Bindings, Dostie, Craig, Ramer, Paul, Vol. XII 
Tags: Alpine Research, Alpine Touring, Hall-of-Fame, Ramer 
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