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This Is The Golden Age of Gear

“We’ve never been better equipped to forget what we’re wearing, or what we’re skiing on, as we disappear into the narrow slice of a moment.”

Even from the small window of my jacket hood, the wind is a savagery as it pours off the glacier. Visibility has dropped to 30 feet in half as many minutes and, roped up, we’re marching up the

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