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Hi Hayden! That's the one for the RT11! Thanks.

Hi Hayden! You got it! The speed shims, also known as AL18, work with all "speed toes," including the RT 11 Evo. Thanks!

Hi Toby! Glad to hear your jacket kept up throughout the years! You may find better weather protection with the various pro materials, particularly on the extreme end of conditions. In very wet outings, think downpour; these jackets will keep the moisture at bay for longer. This, of course, comes at the cost of breathability, which the TLT jacket did a decent job at for a hardshell. The GTX active layer may be an improvement in this regard. It was engineered with breathability in mind and does a good job at...

Hi Gabriel! The Camox will remain the better performer in such conditions, however the M-Tour 100 would certainly be an improvement in soft snow. It is a very versatile ski, and will still perform well in both variable and firm snow. If that is a priority for the next pair of skis, this could be a great option for you! The Factions, due to long rocker lines and little camber, struggle in firm snow. They do make for a playful soft snow ski however. Thanks!

Hi Robbie! Despite being medium-weight pants, these certainly rank high for breathability! With zippered vents, they can dump heat quickly. Although more than capable in the spring, these may offer more protection than what you are after. For other lightweight, breathable options, look to the Karpos Grand Mont Skimo Pant or Dynafit Speed Dynastretch Pant. Thanks!