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^ saw that too... seems interesting. glad I already have my trad rack all squared away.

nice! It is great to hear about companies that stand behind their products.

Thanks for the insight dane. Very well written. Norrona really is great gear. Happy to see it given some more attention. It is a nice alternative to Arc'teryx.

thanks for the notes. Very insightful. Love the jetboil for summer, reactor for winter combo... the only thing that makes me paranoid is the CO factor when using the reactor in the tent.

Great job Josh. Way to get after it.

Another thumbs up for Ramuta's. I have been taking my rock shoes there for years, and have had nothing but good experiences.

Congrats gents! Great TR and great motivation to get out there. Thanks.

if you can find it on sale....

I had a heck of a time climbing it last year, and you cruised it no problem. way to go.

Rest in peace. Thoughts and prayers with his loved ones.

simply amazing.... wow. (jaw dropping to the floor)

I'm just happy to see them back, and more readily available. Yeah... we are getting the rejects; but I like the rejects.

pants? Who needs pants?

nice work. Anxious to get my hands on a set.

For all those who like Norrona, check the gear swap. I am passing along some steep and cheap deals, before I return them.

way to get after it!

nice

YESYESYES!

Depends on the time of year.

looking forward to the review.

That $135 is a steal. If you cannot get to a store, or if your local store does not have them on clearance... use code jantra2 online and get the peak xv for $180 shipped. (if you do not live in washington, then you save even more... you don't have to pay tax.) The guys at Backpackinglight have run tests and say that this jacket is approximately 1 degree colder than the FF frontpoint. Obviously FF craftmanship and quality are unquestioned. This is just a silly price for a great jacket.

You shouldn't have any problems.

I can't talk about it here, but PM me if you want info.

mmmmm.... petzl eros. That is hot.

Dane, or anyone else who knows... how does the XV fit compared to the the old DAS?