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Every skier, whether they’re part of the diehard crowd or a casual dabbler, knows the titans of industry—the sprawling resorts with villages that rival small towns, expansive lift infrastructure, and more places to buy a burger than you can count on one hand. 

“Destination” resorts, as you might call them, have their place. Namely, that’s satisfying almost every imag...


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ZipFit has built their reputation (and cult following) on ski boot liners that use to a special cork blend to customize fit. Why cork? Simple. It doesn’t pack out the way foam liners can, and ZipFit designs their liners to be able to add or subtract said cork material to adjust fit.

Last fall, ZipFit expanded their product line beyond just ski boot liners to inclu...


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If the marginally shorter days are making you stare longingly at your ski gear in your garage and think “maybe I should get some new sticks this year,” we’ve got great news for you. Reno-based ski brand, Moment Skis has released their 2026/27 lineup. Whether or not you’re already a part of the brand’s cult following or are just looking into them for the first time, they’ve co...


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Ahead of the 2026/27 ski season, Washington’s Mt Baker Ski Area has unveiled a new logo. The ski area’s previous logo has been in use since 2001, although it was revised slightly in 2016. The new logo was designed by Bellingham local Terra Johnston, who grew up snowboarding at Mt. Baker and now works as the ski area’s graphic designer.

Johnston was given just two ...


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Following the launch of the Real Loser Project earlier this year, Olympic halfpipe skier Hunter Hess has donated a whopping $30,000 to non-profit organization, STOKED. Hess created the project in May 2026 and sold t-shirts and hats emblazoned with the slogan “Real Loser” in order to raise money for STOKED, which gives underserved youth access to and mentorship in action sport...


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