Rob Moore

Job Title:

Product Development Engineer

Hometown:

Kitchener, Ont.
(That's right, I grew up walking distance to Chicopee)

When not working I:

Ride, Ski or spend time with my family

Toys of choice:

The bikes: Giant Glory for the big stuff, Brodie Nemesis for the tight stuff on the shore, Yeti 575 and for XC and a Kona Zing for the road. The ski's: Rapid Transits and Zen Oxide's, all set up AT.

Food I Love:

What I like seems to change over time, but what I don't doesn't: fish, olives, mushrooms and coffee.

Favorite G3 gear:

Manhattan, hands down favorite ski. Alpinist skins are high on the list, and there's that AT binding...

Rob's Gear

ONYX

ONYX AT Binding Ski Brake

Rob's Houseblend Posts

More Pre Season Action - Callaghan Valley

03 November 2011

G3 Engineer Rob Moore was aching for some pre season turns last weekend, and just had to decide what local zone would hold the most snow. They chose the Callaghan Valley, about 1.5 hours from G3's office, and were rewarded with a full day of skiing up and down Journeyman Peak, even if there was some rough going spots along the way. ...Read more

Avitech on the Front Page

11 January 2010

The front page of the Saturday Globe and Mail (a national newspaper in Canada), featured a nice image from an article on the "Most Incredible Dog Challenge", that was taking place in Whistler on the weekend. Shown front and center was the reliable and extremely durable AviTECH shovel, Gwen Milley and Chilii. ...Read more

South Coast Avalanche Warning and my 13 seconds of fame

18 December 2009

The CAC issued a Special Avalanche Warning for the South Coast today. Global TV's Eric Szeto was up on the local mountains, and ambushed us as we headed out for an early morning ski this morning on Mount Seymour. ...Read more

The Snowman Cometh

06 November 2009

The snow is starting to fall! The local webcams all show white and a small amount of snow now covers the North Shore mountains. Over the next couple of days Whistler is set to receive 70- 85cm, and Mt. Baker 140-185cm! If the freezing levels can stay low, it shouldn't be long before we can get out on the snow.

Some links to get you excited: ...Read more