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MTBradley: My kosher new daypack.
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MTBradley: I’m in the market for a pouch for my GPS and and a pouch for my digital camera
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MTBradley: An old school canvas Bergan.
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MTBradley: Cleaning o’ the bags.
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MTBradley: Feline spatial awareness.
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MTBradley: New–to–me Gerber Mark I.
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MTBradley: Morgan using the exterior shock cord on her new backpack just like I showed her.
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MTBradley: It’s never too early to learn cool words like ‘toploader’ and ‘compression straps.’
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MTBradley: Attachment points.
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MTBradley: Lumbar cant and support.
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MTBradley: Bison Designs Last Chance Heavy Duty belt.
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MTBradley: Old school gaiters.
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MTBradley: Frank Prejsnar's ice axe.
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MTBradley: Overwhites.
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MTBradley: Skis, poles, and rucksack.
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MTBradley: Skins.
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MTBradley: 70oz./2.0 litres Omega reservoir.
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MTBradley: Shaking my new backpack out on the job.
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MTBradley: Sharpening my old school instep crampons.
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MTBradley: I cleaned and DWRed my boots in anticipation of Nemo.
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MTBradley: My new Freerider Pro and my Lightning Flashes at the summit of Pine Cobble.
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MTBradley: A nick in the varnishing on my bear paws.
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MTBradley: Best gaiters at the race, closer view.
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MTBradley: Northern Lites Race model.
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MTBradley: Sherpas!
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MTBradley: Not quite sure what this is…
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MTBradley: Camelbak Mil Tac H.A.W.G. – underarm hose routing, lumbar support, hydration pouch drainage
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MTBradley: Cambak Mil Tac H.A.W.G. – bottom view
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MTBradley: Cambak Mil Tac H.A.W.G. – internal loops
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MTBradley: Camelbak Mil Tac H.A.W.G., side view