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		<title>Industry Profile: Eagle Pass Heliskiing Lead Guide Scott Newsome</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Aug 2012 18:02:43 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Photo: Sean Hannah Job Title: Owner, Vice President of operations and Lead Guide Eagle Pass Heli Employer: Eagle Pass Heliskiing Years on snow: 34, years snowboarding 25 Days on snow: 180 per year Currently Riding: Trapper Snowboards made in Revelstoke, Scott Newsome proto type guide specific split promodel to be released this year. Currently I am: Tired of summer and looking forward to winter. I did catch a 10 lbs. trout last weekend Shay: Tell us a little bit about yourself Scott: I grew up in Lake Louise Alberta in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Both my parents worked for the ski resort. When I started snowboarding in1987 it was during the infancy of a new sport. I rode with a deep talent of snowboard legends and a brotherhood known as ‘Team Core”. By age 16, I was snowboarding professionally. Competing in halfpipe, slopestyle, along with some major magazine and video accomplishments. Skipping school on a regular basis to go mountaineering and ride powder stashes was the normal routine. After graduation from Banff High, I made the inevitable move to Whistler like most did. It was the only place to be at the time to further ones snowboard career. Whistler and [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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		<title>MTN Approach 2011-2012</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 23 Jul 2011 22:03:06 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[The growth of backcountry riders is apparent in snowsports but there&#8217;s also a need for an affordable option (other than snowshoes) to get you up the mountains and that&#8217;s where MTN Approach comes in.  In January, they  debuted at SIA and introduced a ski device that allows skiers/snowboarders to get up the mountain without paying over a grand and being able to use their own gear to do it.  The MTN approach skis include everything (permanent skins, binding climbing system) and costs less than its competitors. [singlepic id=12131 w=500 h=334 mode=watermark float=] MTN Approach Skis: Light &#8211; only 7lbs total weight (including skins) 3.5 lbs per foot, per step = less fatique &#38; longer tours. Quick transition time &#8211; assembles in seconds, no skins to peel and store. Ride any board you want &#8211; no compromise on performance. Less expensive &#8211; $795 for complete set up including skins and integral backpack or $750 without the backpack. Uncommitted &#8211; pair the right board for the right conditions. Ascends effectively &#8211; sidecut on both edges and lightweight Size &#8211; stores easily in backpack. Close up at the MTN Approach bindings [singlepic id=12132 w=500 h=334 mode=watermark float=] The MTN Approach Skis fold up [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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