Longtime Colorado mountaineer, writer, and photographer Lou Dawson is well known amongst the backcountry skiing crowd. His website, WildSnow.com has a cult-like following for the backcountry enthusiasts and regularly features gear reviews. This season Lou and his staff selected DPS’ Wailer 99 to join their “Ultimate Ski Quiver.” As Lou notes: “The Wailer 99 easily makes our cut... They’re smooth like butter in the cream, but boast enough pop and beef to keep the more aggressive skier from crying “noodle.” Surprising edge hold on hard snow…” Read the full article here.Longtime Colorado mountaineer, writer, and photographer Lou Dawson is well known amongst the backcountry skiing crowd. His website, WildSnow.com has a cult-like following for the backcountry enthusiasts and regularly features gear reviews. This season Lou and his staff selected DPS’ Wailer 99 to join their “Ultimate Ski Quiver.” As Lou notes: “The Wailer 99 easily makes our cut... They’re smooth like butter in the cream, but boast enough pop and beef to keep the more aggressive skier from crying “noodle.” Surprising edge hold on hard snow…” Read the full article here.Longtime Colorado mountaineer, writer, and photographer Lou Dawson is well known amongst the backcountry skiing crowd. His website, WildSnow.com has a cult-like following for the backcountry enthusiasts and regularly features gear reviews. This season Lou and his staff selected DPS’ Wailer 99 to join their “Ultimate Ski Quiver.” As Lou notes: “The Wailer 99 easily makes our cut... They’re smooth like butter in the cream, but boast enough pop and beef to keep the more aggressive skier from crying “noodle.” Surprising edge hold on hard snow…” Read the full article here.Longtime Colorado mountaineer, writer, and photographer Lou Dawson is well known amongst the backcountry skiing crowd. His website, WildSnow.com has a cult-like following for the backcountry enthusiasts and regularly features gear reviews. This season Lou and his staff selected DPS’ Wailer 99 to join their “Ultimate Ski Quiver.” As Lou notes: “The Wailer 99 easily makes our cut... They’re smooth like butter in the cream, but boast enough pop and beef to keep the more aggressive skier from crying “noodle.” Surprising edge hold on hard snow…” Read the full article here.