Skimo News & Articles

Now that Groundhog's Day is in the rearview mirror (let's hope Punxsutawney Phil is right ...

The classic, quintessential skimo race suit. Nothing says “I go fast” quite like wearing a...

Aside from the increasingly popular Terminal Cancer Couloir, most skiers blow through inte...

The Voile Hyper V6 has been a staple in our lineup since its inception. Years later, it’s ...

Not news to anyone in the area, Little Cottonwood Canyon has increasingly become a junk sh...

Being dehydrated and lethargic on the skin track will slow you down. But so will schleppin...

Yet again we found ourselves at the edge of the bergschrund. Above, a beautiful, white rib...

Brakes?! On a race binding?! For those of us who have been skimo racing for a while, th...

Editor’s note: It must be stated that a rapid ascent of a high summit is very dangerous an...

At the shop on Dec 4 at 6:45pm, IFMGA guide Billy Haas will be giving a free, in-person pr...

Londoners and Dynafit binding owners tend to be very mindful of gaps. The city-folk are re...

When fit correctly, alpine touring boots provide access to pristine environments, untracke...

This time of year is a mixed bag. By late fall, the mountains have gotten a frosting or tw...

If you are like most endurance athletes, you want to spend all your free time outside doin...

UPDATE: In case you missed it, here is a recording of the event. Special thanks to Mountai...

Please don’t snow!... yet. Come October, many skiers understandably get excited for win...

It’s here! Some of us weren’t entirely convinced fall would arrive after a summer of recor...

For those of us who live for knee deep powder, winding skin tracks, and steep couloirs, th...

Some call it the end of ski season while others think of it as just a temporary warm weath...

Unless you live near glaciers, there comes a time each summer when the mountains are signi...

It’s May and you know what that means, time to keep skiing! Here in the Wasatch, most folk...

For most of us, we can’t always be in the mountains. Things like work, errands, and famili...

The dreaded glop. Sometimes it’s a slow onset of sluggishness while other times your skinn...

Now is not a good time to be wondering if your edges will grip. Come for the Po...