Inbounds: Back Bowls—What To Take
Inbounds: Back Bowls—What To Take
The back bowls are a good place to practice out-of-bounds ski and expedition techniques, which include skiing with a pack and knowing how to self arrest. (To learn how, visit skimag.com/selfarrest.) But keep your aggro attitude in check. Don't be the guy lugging a 40-pound expedition pack around the mountain. As always, carry only what you need.
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Arc'teryx Silo 18
Arc'teryx's Silo 18 is a perfect in-bounds day pack. It's big enough (1,100 cubic inches) to carry an extra layer, spare gloves, goggles and your lunch, yet its low profile makes it comfortable to wear on the chairlift. And its center ski carry system will hold your skis securely if you need to bootpack a short distance. $99 arcteryx.com
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