Last weekend, SnowMan hosted Snowgrrl at his fabulous winter retreat in lovely and luxurious Vail, Colorado. This gave SnowGrrl the opportunity to mountain-test the NILS women’s ski apparel she’s been sporting in the city: the…
Just as Supergoop! was created by women intimately familiar with the potential damage high altitude can wreak on our skin, the TriLipid Research Institute hailing from the city that is home to Yellowstone National Park…
Here at snowgrrl, we get a steady flow of items claiming to increase comfort and performance while minimizing pain and injury. Compression gear stands out as one way to do so. Just as it sounds,…
Now that temperatures have dropped slightly, we’re readying our winter wardrobes for wear. Two toasty additions have made their way into snowgrrl’s closet: the BT1 Base Layer top from Bambool Thermics, and the pink Women’s…
One of the things I love about writing for snowgrrl.com is the opportunity to learn about different manufacturers and retailers of outdoorsy apparel, shoes and accessories. I get super excited when I learn of new…
Snowgrrl is so excited to have had the opportunity to check out various products this summer. Soon we will be posting information about Parakito, a natural insect repellant; the incredibly comfortable, high performance AND Colorado…
We were lucky enough to recently sample some Dark Chocolate Pistachios and Pistachio Chewy Bites from Setton Farms. One word: yum! These tasty creations were popped into the backpack during a hike and devoured somewhere…
Our guest writer Tova had the opportunity to attend Wanderlust Aspen-Snowmass at the beginning of July 2015. The following are her effusive comments about the festival! What a great experience Wanderlust provided in Snowmass village…
Before the gloomy late-spring weather set in, we had the opportunity to experience some beautiful sunny ski days. I was anxious to get feedback on a Colorado-made product sample that was distributed at SIA: Original…
After ski season ends, outdoor enthusiasts first secure their passes for next year, then sometimes hibernate a bit during “mud season” — those few months in late April and early May when all the snow…
