Breakthrough and Intimidate What does it mean to be a lodestar? A lodestar is a guide for all those that come after it. When you do something differently, and it pays off in a big way. That is enough to make you a lodestar. With this in mind, the Nordica Read more…
All-In-One You’ve searched long and hard, visiting web pages that seemed sketchy and reading blog posts that didn’t quite answer your questions. Fortunately for you, the wait is over. Below you’ll find everything that you need to consider when choosing the length of your skis. It’s a process that is Read more…
Playful Precision Nimbly darting in between trees and forgiving enough for great freestyling fun. The slight tail rocker at the end gives you a decent amount of float. Instilling within you the confidence you need to fully adopt the “have another go at it” mindset. Is this a hard-charging freeride Read more…
Everything in life has its rules and restrictions. Even the games we play and the hobbies we enjoy come with their own set of can-dos and can’t-do’s. However, there is a place where rules aren’t the norm. Where they aren’t the law but merely suggestions. Close your eyes and imagine Read more…
I used to be a nonbeliever. That is until one day when I got a taste of the good stuff. Soft snow, fresh powder. The look, feel, and sound of it can only be described as pure unbridled bliss. Powder skiing is where I (and many skiers) find our happy Read more…
Freeriding, All-mountain: What Are They and Why It Matters? The entire mountain is your playing field. Riding switch. Carving up some serious turns before taking on some groomed runs. Your board was made for this. All-mountain snowboards for all type of riders that refuse to conform. Elsewhere, deep in the Read more…
On My Way Out I used to consider GPS devices to be unnecessary and even annoying. I thought that they were antithetical to the very idea of an adventure. “Aren’t adventures supposed to be all about the unknown?” I would tell myself. It wasn’t until I was kayaking with a Read more…
Skiing can truly liberate you. The feeling of being atop a high slope, only to go flying down it with nothing but your skis and poles is as exhilarating as it is terrifying. But you can always go one step higher. Consider what stops us from fully enjoying our time Read more…
Walk On Water Do you know those funny-looking shoes that actors wear in movies that are set in the snow? They look fun to walk around in and let me tell you, they one-hundred percent are! However, picking out the right snowshoes isn’t as easy as strapping tennis rackets to Read more…
Stability and Freedom The world of kayaking is a strange one. In order to fully explore and utilize your kayak as a conduit for adventure, you’ve got to hold it down. That’s what kayak anchors are for, but why is this the case? It’s simple. Imagine you found the perfect Read more…
A Paddle’s Role Cutting through the water, cold mist entering your lungs, your movements propelling you forward. This scene is a reality for anyone that has ever kayaked on a cool fall morning. Peace isn’t the absence of movement but rather movement’s grace. A kayak paddle plays a vital role Read more…
Through a New Lens Snowmobiling is rough and rugged, not to mention dangerous. Despite the luxury of having a motorized engine move you around, you need to maintain a good view of your surroundings. In the snow, everything is white, and so you might not be able to spot that Read more…
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