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Simon Stewart reviews the Devinci E-Troy for Blister

Deep Dive: Devinci E-Troy

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We compare the E-Troy to the Orbea Wild, Pivot Shuttle LT, Pivot Shuttle AM, Specialized Turbo Levo, and Rocky Mountain Instinct Powerplay.

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Luke Koppa reviews the Kästle MX88 for Blister

Flash Review: 24/25 Kästle MX88 & MX84

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We’ve been testing two of Kästle's redesigned all-mountain skis — here are our initial thoughts on how the new MX88 and MX84 compare to each other and their respective competition.

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Zack Henderson reviews the SCOR 6080 Z

SCOR 6080 Z

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SCOR has cooked up a bruiser of an eMTB in the new 6080 Z. With 180 mm of rear travel, a full power Bosch motor and big 750 Wh battery, the new SCOR 6080 Z is a big bike in all respects. Let’s take a look under the hood for all the details on SCOR’s new electrified freeride machine, the 6080 Z.
David Golay reviews the Forge+Bond 30 AM wheels for Blister

Forge+Bond 30 AM Wheels

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Forge+Bond’s original MTB wheel offering, the 30 EM, impressed us with its especially smooth ride feel — but what about its lighter Trail-oriented sibling, the 30 AM? We’ve now spent several months riding it and you can check out our Full Review to see how they stack up.
Blister reviews the Armada Declivity X 102

Flash Review: 24/25 Armada Declivity X 102

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Armada updated a lot of their directional freeride skis for the 24/25 season, including a favorite of our managing editor, the Declivity 102. Here are his initial thoughts on how the new Declivity X 102 compares.

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David Golay reviews the Formula Belva for Blister

Flash Review — Formula Belva

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Update 5/28/2024: We've spent a lot more time on the Formula Belva dual-crown Enduro fork, and have been experimenting with its swappable compression valves. Check out how our thoughts on the Belva have evolved.

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Luke Koppa reviews the Icelantic Nomad 112 for Blister

Flash Review: 24/25 Icelantic Nomad 112

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The Nomad 112 is the widest option in Icelantic’s overhauled freeride collection — here are our thoughts on where it slots into the powder-ski class and how it compares to the rest of the Nomad series.

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Simon Stewart reviews the Pivot Shuttle SL for Blister

Flash Review — Pivot Shuttle SL

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How does one of the original lightweight eMTBs stack up in an increasingly crowded market? Check out our early impressions.

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Taylor Ahearn has been photographing skiing, snowboarding, biking, and day-to-day life in the Gunnison / Crested Butte Valley for many years now, and in this episode of GEAR:30, Luke Koppa chats with him about how he turned that into a career; their favorite camera-related gear; tips to help *you* capture better photos next time you’re outside; the most rewarding, frustrating, and unusual parts of getting these shots; and more.

Outdoor Photography: Tips, Tricks, & Gear with Taylor Ahearn (Ep.299)

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Taylor Ahearn has been photographing skiing, snowboarding, biking, and day-to-day life in the Gunnison / Crested Butte Valley for many years now, and in this conversation, Luke Koppa chats with him about how he turned that into a career; their favorite camera-related gear; tips to help *you* capture better photos next time you’re outside, and more.
David Golay reviews the Chromag Lowdown for Blister

Chromag Lowdown

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The Chromag Darco was one of the most interesting bikes we reviewed last year (and one of the most compelling, for the right folks). But what about its bigger sibling, the Lowdown? We’ve spent a ton of time on the longest-travel Chromag and are ready to weigh in.
David Golay reviews the Chromag Lowdown for Blister

Deep Dive: Chromag Lowdown

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We compare the Chromag Lowdown to the Nicolai G1, Yeti SB160, Rocky Mountain Altitude, Chromag Darco, Pivot Firebird, Santa Cruz Megatower, Orbea Rallon, Norco Range, Contra MC, Trek Slash, Ibis HD6, Nicolai Nucleon 16, RAAW Madonna, Reeb Steezl, Starling Murmur Enduro, and Cotic RocketMAX.

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