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Deals at Vintage Ski World

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I should give a shout out to Vintage Ski World. They sell a ton of stuff to folks coming from our various WildSnow backcountry skiing information links. Christmas shop for that backcountry skier in your life! Or whatever the occasion, check them out.

Our history goes back a long ways, with yours truly having set up their first e-commerce site, and with friend and owner Richard Allen being my mentor when I first started collecting ski gear and started the WildSnow museum of backcountry skiing. Richard’s main advice to me was to figure out some kind of focus when it came to collecting ski gear, so I picked randonnee bindings as the subject, and subsequently developed what as far as I know is the most extensive collection in existence. It’s been fun to do this, and having the collection has been immensely valuable for informing my writing about ski bindings.

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3 Responses to “Deals at Vintage Ski World”

  1. George August 27th, 2009 7:12 pm

    Tks for the tip. Got me great deal on some Troller Gloves!

  2. Chuck August 27th, 2009 7:15 pm

    Cloudveil is out of stock of medium sized Koven Pant…Go figure! Any other suggestions for a touring pant?

  3. George August 27th, 2009 7:55 pm

    Chuck,

    I’m pretty happy with the Patagonia Alpine Guide pants. You might like them too.

    http://www.patagonia.com/web/us/product/mens-alpine-guide-pants?p=83700-0-961

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