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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think part of the reason we don't hear about other backcountry users being caught in avalanches has to do a lot with media coverage. It could be happening, but we just don't hear about it nearly as often. Another part of the equation of why more slenders are caught...

I took my AST1 mid December and I instantly changed my riding habits. I also took more notice of the people around me and what type of gear they were using. I'll also be tailoring my rides to more accommodate those that I ride with and their levels of experience. For example, I just got back...

My dad blew a shock last year and went to go buy a new one only to find that they didn't have any in stock and he would have to wait a couple weeks before they got one in. He took a short cut and bought a new sled. Didn't talk to mom about it or anything, so now she has a new truck and a puppy...

Not sure if the goggle bag you bought is the same as mine, but I ended up taking the hood off my sled and working two Velcro loops around the carbon fibre over structure, along with sticking a plastic stick through a couple of drilled holes, and two more loops that attached to the right knee...

Polaris 600 gets my vote. Took my sister's out for a couple rides last year and it surprised me. Plenty of power, light and great fuel economy. Rode pretty nicely aswell, was also pretty easy to carve and it got up on the snow very well.