Thule Perspektiv Daypack
The Perspektiv, part of Thule's new series of camera-specific bags, is lightweight, thoughtfully designed, and particularly well suited for any hiking endeavors.
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Phil Grove
Age: 29er | Vitals: 6’1″, 185 lbs. | Years Riding: 10 | Current Residence: Whitefish, Montana
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I grew up in the Pacific Northwest on Lake Sammamis…
Pret Effect Helmet
"The Pret Effect is a well-designed, comfortable helmet that has a variety of smart features—including innovative magnetic buckles. I think it’s one of the best helmets I’ve used."
2014-2015 Faction Silas
Reviewer Scott Nelson found the Silas to be a stable, predictable, poppy park ski—with a few durability issues. (Granted, his skis take a lot of abuse.)
Special Feature: Designing a Ski for the FWT
Blister reviewer Garrett Altmann is competing on the FWT this season, and we're designing a custom ski for the occasion. Check it out.
Qualifying for the Freeride World Tour
Blister reviewer Garrett Altmann is competing this season on the Freeride World Tour. Check out his writeup and these photos to see what it took to get there.
2014 Santa Cruz Heckler
The Heckler's been around for 18 years, but it got some major updates for 2014. We put it through its paces and found that it's still a versatile, all-mountain machine.
2nd Look: Rossignol Soul 7
Reviewer Dana Allen found the Soul 7 to be a fun, intuitive, versatile, and stable ski.
Icebreaker Sonic Short Sleeve Half Zip
After testing the Sonic Short Sleeve, Jason Hutchins is left with one question—why aren't there more companies making wool MTB jerseys?
20 Questions: Shane Benedict, LiquidLogic and the Green Race
The Green Race, one of the most prestigious events in whitewater kayaking, took place last weekend. We caught up with LiquidLogic designer Shane Benedict to talk about what makes this competition unique.
2015-2016 Volkl One
The One is a new "fun shape" ski from Volkl—except that it has very little in common with most of the fun-shaped skis out there. Very interesting, Volkl.
MHM Salute 34
The suspension system and super durable materials set the MHM Salute 34 apart from most other daypacks on the market.
CAMP Corsa Nanotech Ice Axe
For those trips when you're looking to save weight but still need a self-arrest tool, the Corsa Nanotech ice axe is a versatile, solid option.
First Look: Fluid Bazooka
After only one day of testing, the Bazooka shows a lot of promise. We think this hull has what it takes to fire it up.
Flow NX2-AT Bindings
The Flow NX2-AT is a versatile, well-built snowboard binding that is much improved from its predecessor.
First Look: Patagonia EVERLong
Running shoe reviewer Lance Peterson takes an initial look at the new EVERLong, and finds it to be a solid lightweight, low-drop trail shoe.
20 Questions: Jason Levinthal, J Skis — Part 2
"We're going to move mountains, and we're going to make it look like we're doing this on the fly."
1-Board Quiver: Reviewers’ Choices (13/14)
Blister snowboard reviewers weigh in with their one-board quiver picks.
20 Questions: Jason Levinthal, J Skis
Jason Levinthal, the founder of LINE Skis, is on to a new project: "I want to do everything the exact opposite of what's being done today."
Specialized Command Post BlackLite
Blister's bike editor Noah Bodman put the Specialized Command Post BlackLite to the test, and found it lacking in a few key ways.