As the new winter starts to kick in, Ski Editor Rob Stewart features some of the new items of kit we’ve got hold of for this new 2020-21 winter for anyone lucky enough to get out on the slopes this season.
Panda RS1 goggles review. Interchangable polarised lenses that snap into place. How good are these ski goggles by British brand Panda Optics?
Pathron XT Bindings review - what is the rear entry fastec system like? Are they easier to strap in and better to ride than conventional snowboard bindings?
The Mutant backpack from Osprey is designed for Alpine mountaineering but it’s perfect for ski touring – at 38 litres it’s large enough to deal with longer multi-day tours and hut to hut adventures. We are featuring the pack here on Snow.Guide and we’re looking forward to a full test later this winter season.
Stylish and yet practical, the Wed’ze Carv 700 MIPS helmet is definitely on to a winner. The technicality is off the scale, whilst maintaining ultimate comfort and ease of use.
This review of the Dainese Flexagon Waistcoat back protector was carried out in Les Menuire, The 3 Valleys. Hexagons are known in science at the building block shape of life. Dainese have cleverly used their versatility for the design of the Flexagon back protector pads embedded in the waistcoat.
So, why review the Dainese Hector Wristguard 13? Anyone who has ever had a go at snowboarding will know the virtues of wrist guards. After all, the most common injuries sustained whilst snowboarding are wrist injuries.
New for 2018, the Panda Optics Cobalt goggles have an 8 way magnetic lens changing system and is claimed to be the fastest and most robust changing system on the market. These are big claims and I was eager to carry out the review.
As the new winter starts to kick in, Ski Editor Rob Stewart features some of the new items of kit we’ve got hold of for this new 2020-21 winter for anyone lucky enough to get out on the slopes this season.
Panda RS1 goggles review. Interchangable polarised lenses that snap into place. How good are these ski goggles by British brand Panda Optics?
Pathron XT Bindings review - what is the rear entry fastec system like? Are they easier to strap in and better to ride than conventional snowboard bindings?
The Mutant backpack from Osprey is designed for Alpine mountaineering but it’s perfect for ski touring – at 38 litres it’s large enough to deal with longer multi-day tours and hut to hut adventures. We are featuring the pack here on Snow.Guide and we’re looking forward to a full test later this winter season.
Stylish and yet practical, the Wed’ze Carv 700 MIPS helmet is definitely on to a winner. The technicality is off the scale, whilst maintaining ultimate comfort and ease of use.
This review of the Dainese Flexagon Waistcoat back protector was carried out in Les Menuire, The 3 Valleys. Hexagons are known in science at the building block shape of life. Dainese have cleverly used their versatility for the design of the Flexagon back protector pads embedded in the waistcoat.
So, why review the Dainese Hector Wristguard 13? Anyone who has ever had a go at snowboarding will know the virtues of wrist guards. After all, the most common injuries sustained whilst snowboarding are wrist injuries.
New for 2018, the Panda Optics Cobalt goggles have an 8 way magnetic lens changing system and is claimed to be the fastest and most robust changing system on the market. These are big claims and I was eager to carry out the review.
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