In short, Tracker 2 is more accurate more quickly.
March 2012 archive
Mar 18 2012
Review: PNW Water Filters
While some of you may think that advertising is simply about money, and any company that advertises on this site is simply a business hoping to make a buck off of you, I’m here to say that view that doesn’t account for every perspective. For instance, the advertisers that are on this site, except for …
Mar 17 2012
TR: Knob Jr, NE Lake Tahoe
The thought of traveling to Sugar Bowl via the long way around I-80 ‘stead of directly up the switchbacks of Old Hwy. 40 didn’t sound appealing, especially for terrain that was too familiar, and bound to be overrun with too many people on a Saturday. No, with up to four feet at elevation it was …
Mar 16 2012
Tahoe sets up for epic conditions
As has been the norm this year, the current storm hitting the Sierra is losing steam. That’s the bad news. The good news is it is still one of the best storms of the season, and even though it may not leave 3 feet of snow on the ground down to lake level, it should …
Mar 14 2012
Review: Ortovox S1
The Sophisticated One, thanks to a graticle display and some amazing software can not only tell you distance and direction for a single beacon, but can show the relative positions, distances and directions of up to three at a time, four on a good day
Mar 13 2012
First Look: Salomon Guardian/Atomic Tracker
The key difference between the Guardian and it’s main competitor is the ability to switch it into touring mode without exiting the binding. Some will argue that this is a minor improvement…
Mar 11 2012
First Look: H2OG’s Karen’cito, Kodiak & Tazlina
Understanding the flow of snow is what inspired Cummings to develop his own ski brand. Many of his clients come to fly with Dean in his heli guiding operation and he sees what they need. Fatter skis. No, even fatter ones.
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