91 results for "Wayback" between $10.00 and $600.00

Pages: 600, Paperback, CreateSpace

Rugged, stable, and roomy. A tough and highly functional winter pack for day tours in the backcountry. Ski-friendly feature set and front pocket, which can be accessed from top zip|Rear panel zipper into main compartment for maximum access and convenient use in the snow|Versatile strap system carries skis, snowboards and snowshoes with equal ease|Skis can be carried A-frame for long distance or diagonaled either direction for shorter hikes|Multiple pockets inside main compartment keeps gear organized...

Personnel: James Nash (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin, background vocals); Warren Hood (vocals, mandolin, fiddle,...

As the name implies, the WayBack prefers heading out to rustic huts instead of busy resorts. A superlight wood core with an abundance of carbon fiber makes this adventure ski one of the lightest mid-fats on the market. It excels at long approaches and pays increasingly greater dividends the farther one ventures into the mountains. The All-Terrain shovel rocker combined with the shallow, progressive sidecut makes it ultra-predictable in high-alpine conditions, with the added benefit of rocker that...

Originally a Grateful Dead style cover band, the Wayback Machine, from Tucson, Arizona, has become more adventurous and expansive throughout the years. Still a jam-band at heart, the group's work ...

For The Waybacks, musical evolution is a way of life and a spectator sport. They're as uninhibited and unpredictable as the eclectic San Francisco Bay area that claims them, but their experiments are invariably sharp-witted and musically dazzling. They've been through changes for sure. Shake-ups even. Now configured as a four-piece with a full arsenal of acoustic and electric instruments, The Waybacks introduce Loaded , the boldest, rangiest and most exciting album of their career. Produced by Nashville...

The K2 Wayback is one of those skis that you can't go wrong with. The come with an 88 mm waist which allows for plenty of float while still being quick the the edges and a strong climber. Take a hut trip or tour you way to the top of an unnamed peak with the lightweight mid-fat WayBack skis. Triaxial-braided wood core creates a high degree of rebound and performance. Low-density aspen, paulownia and bamboo wood keep the ski light and maneuverable. Triaxial braiding wraps an interlocking fiberglass...

Come on over and join the party as the Waybacks bring down the house! Self-described purveyors of acoustic mayhem, the Waybacks—guitarist James Nash, drummer Chuck Hamilton, bass player Joe Kyle Jr., and fiddler and mandolinist Warren Hood—are a quartet of virtuosos with a wide array of americana idioms at their fingertips. Always ready to place their own irreverent stamp on multiple genres, from newgrass to alt-country, the band has recently added touches of Memphis soul, honky-tonk, and Parisian...

Pages: 368, Paperback, The Wild Rose Press

Day touring in the backcountry and need a pack as reliable as you are? Throw on the Mountain Hardwear Wayback 30 Alpine Backpack and know you're in good hands. With multiple options for ice axe carrying, A-frame or diagonal ski-slinging set-ups, and a strap system for toting skis, snowboards, and snowshoes with maximum comfort and ease, this pack is where it's at. Lightweight, roomy enough, and with plenty of zippered storage and space, the Mountain Hardwear Wayback 30 Alpine Backpack is music to...

K2 WayBack Ski - Mens: The K2 WayBack is a lightweight ski designed to live up to its name and take you way back to a hut or any destination in the backcountry. It is constructed with a superlight wood core with a Carbon Web that makes the K2 WayBack one of the lightest mid-fats on the market, and an ideal match for alpine touring or telemark bindings. When you’re well into a long approach, you’ll be glad to have these K2 skis strapped below, which feel like feathers compared to comparable skis with...

Do you remember your parents always telling stories that started with wayback when...Well, now you can start to tell your own stories with the Jansport Heritage Wayback backpack. Sure to be a true inspiration for you! PRODUCT FEATURES: Original JanSport© woven label from 1967 Original weathered nylon fabric One large main compartment with antique brass metal zippers Front gear pocket Adjustable seat belt webbing shoulder straps Authentic abrasion resistant base

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All Terrain Rocker - 30% rocker for agility combined with 70% camber for stability. Progressive Sidecut - two different radii, or sidecuts, enhance the versatility of wider waist skis. Standard sidecut theory is based on using a single radius. This works well on narrower skis, but becomes overpowering on wider skis, especially in variable conditions. The use of progressive sidecut on wider waist skis guarantees improved turn initiation and hard snow performance. Powder-Specific Tip Design - the...

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Day touring in the backcountry and need a pack as reliable as you are? Throw on the Mountain Hardwear Wayback 30 Alpine Backpack and know you're in good hands. With multiple options for ice axe carrying, A-frame or diagonal ski-slinging set-ups, and a strap system for toting skis, snowboards, and snowshoes with maximum comfort and ease, this pack is where it's at. Lightweight, roomy enough, and with plenty of zippered storage and space, the Mountain Hardwear Wayback 30 Alpine Backpack is music to...