You guys got me on Flylow gear for this season. Quality has seamed outstanding from years past, and fits perfectly in what I want from my gear. Burly gear, will seam to hold up for years on end, and I don't look like I oversized my gear for cool points. At 5'6, small bibs and a medium jacket the gear fits me exactly the way I want.

Funny on how people view thongs differently. I ski a 50/50 and have zero intention of skiing back country. I just love the walk mode for the lift up and being able to flex and stench my ankles, and for being able to easily walk around the resort during lunch, and for the walk from the parking lot to the lift line. Makes a world of difference to me.

Thanks for answering my question!

Flylow is great gear. I have a small Snowman Insulated pant and they fit great and are exceptionally warm for cold midwest winters. I am used to a a bib so I has taken a bit of time to get used to ski pants.

Georgetown is a Seattle institution!

I bought booster straps last year and my old Dabello Krypton's have this peace that is held in by rivets. I'm trying to decide if I should take them apart and add the booster or buy new boots. I love my boots but they are like 5 years old and I keep blowing out one of the latches. Not sure what to do.

What would your ski quiver look like with 3 to 4 skis for skiing in the European Alps with a mix of backcountry and resort?

For those interested in the boot quiver section, it starts at 13:30

Man this is awkward.