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By Peter Moynes Cover photo by Lindsay Donovan courtesy of Nelson Kootenay Lake Tourism I met Jason and Alice in the Morning Mountain parking lot, just outside of Nelson, British Columbia. It was a beautiful Friday afternoon in mid-June. The two had just finished riding Blue Steel, and with wide eyes and wider grins, they pulled up beside me as I was loading my bike into my truck. “I can’t believe it,” Jason said.
Originally introduced in 2016, the Giro Montaro all-mountain helmet has continued to evolve over the years. Photo Editor Peter Moynes gets his head around the latest iteration called the Montaro Mips II helmet. Based in California, Giro has been making outdoor gear for the past 33 years and their latest offering in the helmet realm is the Montaro Mips II.
Giro creates gear for snowy endeavours and cycling adventures. Photo Editor Peter Moynes takes the company’s new Deed mountain bike shoe for a ride. If you have ever ridden a bicycle or hit the snow slopes on a board or skis, chances are you’ve had a Giro helmet on your head at one time or another. The company was founded in California in 1985 and has since grown to be one of the leading global brands in the bike and ski industry.
Attitude Skis are the latest offering by the Fels brothers and engineer David Horsefield. Do they have a good attitude? Read our honest review to find out. Words and photos by Peter Moynes. In 1985 Chris Fels and his brother David set out to design and create a ski that was effortless to use and that helped skiers improving their carving skills more quickly. The Fels ski was born and has been shredding slopes from its native Invermere, British Columbia, to far-flung lands ever since.
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