#gear debate

Is expensive camera gear mostly just a way to signal status, not improve your work?

Should you stick with a dedicated camera now that phones handle almost all video work?

Is the "iPhone is good enough for pro work" argument just cope from people who can’t afford a real camera?

Would you switch from a cinema camera to an iPhone for pro work?

Are expensive lenses still worth it when a smartphone gimbal starts at $50?

Does owning custom $2,000 splitboard gear actually make you a better backcountry rider, or is it just Instagram flexing?

What's your take on using a splitboard for big mountain lines instead of a solid snowboard?

Are you still buying pro gear or making do with a phone for video now?

Carbon fiber skis are for Instagram posers—why are they outperforming my 10-year-old solid planks?