2013-2014 gear

gonna need more pictures of this al dente!! Sounds like it could make my decision to buy line blends a little more difficult!
 
there are generally only about 10 to 20 percent of our outerwear is what youre talking about. you may not like the tri color designs but you gotta try make something for everyone
 
besides the solid colors (which generally stay the same), the anomie line this year looked like shit. also, the shutout had a bunch of random ass patches too. IMO tho years line was sagas worst ever in terms of design.
 
the toms don't always look ugly. I loved the blue ones, was eh about the brown ones, but these are hideous looking. I do have to agree that the seths are sick though
 
Even the two-color stuff seems a little over the top to me. It just seems like there are weird seams all over the Anomie stuff, and crazy patches everywhere. The Fatigue, while mellower, mostly pulls its visual interest from colors. I really want to see more earth-tone, single color outerwear that's made interesting not because of seams and crazy cuts and pockets, but instead because of its overall design, things it takes influence from. I like outerwear that I might as well just wear on the street as I would on the mountain.

I don't mean to cut down what you guys do at all; you guys have found yourself a niche and killed it there. However, I'd really like to see some of that gear from a ski brand and I think you guys are probably the ones to do it.
 
Damn. Might just be replacing my old First Chairs with those new Seths.

I would like to see/know more about the new buckles.
 
Next year's bibby pro:

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Definitely not as nice as this years, but it continues the story line
 
Yeah the blue ones were alright but the toe box looked dumb and the cable cover was of course stupid looking.

Also what's the deal with new buckles?
 
People bitch every year about it.

I think they also look good, and no longer have a rediculous cable cover
 
New Fritschi tech binding:

all info and photo's from wildsnow.com

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In a world where a new tech binding seems to pop up almost weekly, one tends to yawn at each iteration. After all, most are really just copies of one another. Not so the Diamir Zenith 12. This grabber includes a rather intriguing side release at the toe that’s claimed to allow a full 11 mm of elasticity, mode change on the fly, and other interesting features that may perhaps even be innovative. More to expound when we have a tester, for now here is some official verbiage and imagery. Catalog PDF is also available off our server. Catalog weight is a totally competitive 499 grams per binding.

http://www.wildsnow.com/9176/diamir-zenith-fritschi-review-skiing/
 
New adjustment mechanism engineered to increase precision and durability

while maintaining on-the-fly single-handed micro adjustment. This buckle

features a durable aluminum lever with a minimalistic light-weight design.

wider track buckles. do look more durable
 
Looking nice ... I'm going to be investing in a tech set up for next season, and these have definitely got my interest. Any ideas as to a price tag?
 
Called it on the dropkicks, don't know what to think of the T-Walls yet, not a huge fan of the Seths. Full Tilts best line was definitely last years, both the aforementioned boots looked quite nice that year
 
can't believe no one has really noticed the retro classic. obviously the sickest boot in the line. ha
 
Was about to say this, easily my favorite.

I literally laughed out loud at the T-Walls, seriously? And the B&Es are tacky as fuck, too bad..
 
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