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We all know how fun skiing is, and we all hate how expensive it can be. Good skis, boots, poles, and bindings can literally cost as much as a used Civic, and that’s before we even start talking about ski jackets, pants, and helmets. Fortunately, buying used ski equipment is a fantastic way to save money while still getting quality gear. Just like buying new, purchasing secondhand ski gear requires a bit of knowledge to ensure you’re getting a good deal on equipment that’s safe and suitable for your needs. This guide will walk you through how to buy used ski gear and what to look for when evaluating different types of equipment.
Beyond the right fit: Buy your used gravel bike with the right components
Yes, it seems like the whole world has gone gravel, with gravel bikes now common on local trails and replacing road bikes in many cases. The best gravel bikes marry the speed of a road bike with the durability of a mountain bike, enabling you to do a huge variety of things with just one bike.
But just what features are best for you? When choosing a gravel bike, it's essential to consider several features to ensure you get the best ride experience. This blog will guide you through the critical features to look for in a gravel bike, helping you make an informed decision.
Let’s talk “travel”—mountain bike suspension travel, that is.
One of the most crucial factors in selecting a mountain bike is determining the appropriate travel for your riding style. "Travel" refers to the amount of suspension movement a bike has, and it plays a significant role in how your bike handles different terrains. This blog will delve into the different types of mountain bike travel and how to choose the best one for your riding style.
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The San Juan Mountains in Colorado are renowned for their spectacular fall colors. Here are some of the besttrails to experience the vibrant autumn foliage:
It’s backpacking, but with a bike.
Bikepacking, a combination of cycling andbackpacking, has taken off in popularity in recent years, thanks in part to social media and the proliferation of popular routes and races.
This pursuit requires specialized gear to ensure a comfortable and efficient journey, but if you have what it takes to backpack, you are 90% of the way there—basically, all you have to do is add a bike and some bags for it.
The pros at Durango Outdoor Exchange have been bikepacking for years on everything from demanding backcountry routes to leisurely frontcountry dirt roads, and know what is needed for a successful adventure.
Easy ways to stretch the camping season
The desert, with its expansive landscapes, towering red rock formations, and intricate slot canyons, is a backpacker's paradise. This unique environment, however, requires careful planning and the right gear to ensure a safe and enjoyable adventure. Here’s a comprehensive guide to what you need for desert and canyon backpacking.