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FREE the Backcountry

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I want to support a backcountry.com that supports the community as a whole. I encourage you to re-consider your trademark suits and provide accurate compensation to the small businesses and more importantly the stewardship organizations you have hurt.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I support the non profit Backcountry Discovery Routes. And I live right outside Christiansburg, one of Backcountry’s “homes”.

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Bryan Luftglass
6 years ago

The "amends" should be a full and complete restoration for damages you caused.

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Jesse probst
6 years ago

Will not support a corporate bully

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Greg
6 years ago

I've spent thousands at backcountry.com. Not a single penny more.

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Lisa Sylvester
6 years ago

Shame on you for taking a term we all hold so dear and turning it into a weapon against others. My boyfriend and I spent over $1000 with you last month. We have now unsubscribed and will not return until you make this right with every company you ran over.

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Steve Hibbard
6 years ago

Hear hear!

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Justin watkins
6 years ago

This isn’t right and I will make it a point all ski season to turn people away from using backcountry.com

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Adam Loomis
6 years ago

Backcountry isn't a brand!

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Tera
6 years ago

Backcountry belongs to all. Please re evaluate your actions

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Pick on someone your own size!

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Brit Barnes
6 years ago

Lame corporate greed, you should be sticking up for the underdog not burying them.

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May Jackson
6 years ago

It is for all

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Andrea Lecos
6 years ago

Shame! We all enjoy the BACKCOUNTRY! It's not your word.

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Jennifer Fisher
6 years ago

Free the backcountry!!

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Rebecca Blanton
6 years ago

Backcountry belongs to everyone

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Jared Green
6 years ago

Free the Backcountry!

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Andy lee
6 years ago

I was so happy to see motorized and non outdoors men and women come together on this issue without a second thought

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Bob Stockwell
6 years ago

And give back in time and financial support for education programs (think avalanche safety) and encouraging the non-motorized and motorized community to work together to keep the backcountry open to all!

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George Cathcart
6 years ago

Ridiculous, apparently Jonathan Nielsen thinks he can trademark any common word in the dictionary. I say "no" you can't!