Does anyone remember the 'what are those?!?!?!' memes? This feels like an appropriate time for it. No, these aren't a pair of shoes, but a group of Italian designers and engineers have worked to ...

April 26, 2007 Keep track of your kids on the slopes - or compete for top-speed snowboard bragging rights with a tiny and very affordable device in your pocket. Snowsports Interactive is perfecting ...

When someone dies or is seriously injured on a Colorado ski slope, it is ski patrollers – not trained police officers, sheriff’s deputies or forest rangers – who document and determine what happened.

Love it or hate it, BOA is here to stay in ski boots. In fact, a handful of brands are getting rid of buckles entirely on some of the boots with the introduction of the new Dual BOA® Fit System. Yep, ...

Besides continuing to produce its high-end protective body armor, Dainese has also spent the last several years developing something else – a wearable airbag system for motorcyclists. A couple of ...

There usually comes a point in any feat of endurance when some combination of hunger and/or exhaustion of the spiritual and/or physical variety results in denial, anger, bargaining, depression and/or ...

Western Colorado Nordic skiers can enjoy a new trail system starting this winter thanks to the efforts of a Montrose-area group working with the U.S. Forest Service. The Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and ...

Woman killed in crash after car hits tree off I-215 near North Temple A woman was killed in a crash after her car struck a tree off I-215 near North Temple on Wednesday. Century-old time capsule found ...

Vail Resorts’ full reservation system went live on Wednesday, allowing skiers and snowboarders a total of 10 week-of reservations at the Vail Resorts ski area of their choosing. That’s between one and ...

When someone dies or is seriously injured on a Colorado ski slope, it is ski patrollers — not trained police officers, sheriff’s deputies or forest rangers — who document and determine what happened.

When someone dies or is seriously injured on a Colorado ski slope, it is ski patrollers -- not trained police officers, sheriff's deputies or forest rangers -- who document and determine what happened ...