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When the days get longer and the snowpack stabilizes, many skiers turn their attention to climbing bigger peaks and skiing bigger lines. While weather, snowpack, and daylight often conspire to limit big mountain activities through the winter, spring’s longer and warmer days help give skiers a better chance at getting high in the mountains and ticking off some more impressive lines.
Don’t let winter’s cold keep you indoors, and don’t let the expense and crowds of downhill skiing keep you out of the mountains. Cross-country skiing lets you get outside to enjoy the mountains and winter but costs very little. Whether you're new to the sport or a veteran, one of the best ways to enjoy cross-country skiing without breaking the bank is by opting forused gear. Buying used gear makes the sport affordable and accessible to a huge audience. Read on to learn more.
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.
You can save big by buying used–this cheat sheet will help make sure you get the best value
We all love our mountain bikes, but here’s a fact: High-end mountain bikes can depreciate faster than a Maserati. Just like with that used supercar, it can make a lot of sense to buy your mountain bike used and let someone else swallow the depreciation.
But not all used mountain bikes are the same—knowing what you want and what are the most critical features can help smooth the used bike-buying process and ensure you get a bike that keeps a smile on your face for years to come.
Read this blog to understand what types of trail running shoes and accessories you need for running on trails in and around Durango. Durango Outdoor Exchange has used and almost-new trail running gear you can try on in the store.
Paddleboards have revolutionized outdoor recreation on water. Inexpensive, small enough to put in a backpack, durable enough for expedition adventures, and all around fun, these watercraft are a mainstay on Durango’s lakes and rivers.
Is a paddleboard right for you? And what should you look for when buying one? The pros atDurango’s best outdoor store, Durango Outdoor Exchange, have plenty on hand to sell this summer and can help get you into a SUP that fits your needs.