#ski gear

Would you ever go back to a standard boot after trying a heat-moldable liner for big mountain lines?

What's the most comfy way to get into winter sports without freezing my arse off?

Is a heavy winter jacket actually worth it for backcountry skiing or just overkill?

With smart helmets and crash sensors, is traditional ski safety obsolete?

Does anyone else think ski width ratings are pure marketing when it comes to float in powder?

Is skiing’s eco-friendly gear just greenwashing—or is it worth paying double for sustainability?

Is your ski gear due for a swap because of the 2026 supply chain shake-ups?

Is AI coaching gear worth the extra cost for weekend skiers?

Have supply chain shortages made second-hand winter sports gear the only smart buy?

Do you really need to spend a fortune on ski equipment, or are cheaper brands just as good?

Are chip shortages and supply delays pushing you toward waxless touring skis and bindings?

Are you sticking with last season's gear despite new sustainability claims?

Should winter sports ban fully synthetic materials to protect the mountain, or is that just gear elitism?

Are you switching to carbon skis due to rising lift ticket costs and shorter seasons?

How has 2026's snowpack volatility changed your pow ski flex preference?

Is skiing for the wealthy just a status symbol, or is the gear really worth the insane prices?

Would you switch from renting gear every winter to buying your own if it saved you money after two trips?

Honestly, is Salomon actually the best ski boot or just the most popular?

Is spending big on avalanche gear overkill for someone who mostly sticks to resort trees?

Would you switch from a splitboard to a telemark setup for steep couloirs