Gear Review
Alta is a bit of a hot spot for the next new thing. From 4frnt skis to Saga outerwear, to Pit Vipers and Panda Poles, Alta is the place to look now if you want to know what’s going to be cool next year.
If you still eat Power Bars, well this article is probably not worth your time. However, if you have been eating Cliff Bars or something like that all summer and can’t imagine another bite of those little bricks, then I have the solution. The new Alta Bar is a healthy, energy rich, and most importantly tasty bar that you won’t get sick of. Whether you are on the skin track, the single track, the hiking trail, or at the crag, the Alta Bar will satisfy your hunger with 315 calories packed into a 2.5oz bar.
The Alta Bar is made with almond butter, ground flax seeds, chia seeds, and sweetened with honey.ย The Alta Bar donates portions of its profits to charity so that the world we recreate in a better place. For those that care, it is also gluten free, dairy free, and contains no preservatives, GMO’s, artificial flavors or colors… you get the point – It is a good bar!
I have personally taken The Alta Bar up numerous very cold mountains. They stay soft and chewable even at extreme cold temperatures and do not become little frozen hockey pucks. I have also been eating many Alta Bars and they still taste just as good as the first one I tried. The original, and currently only, flavor is a tasty apple cinnamon.
If you want to purchase some Alta Bars, here is the link: http://www.thealtabar.com/store/the-alta-bar-apple-cinnamon
Because you found out about The Alta Bar here if you buy 2 or more boxes you can use the promo code snowbrains20ย (valid until Feb 25th)ย to receive a 20% discount!
Disclaimer: The author of this post received compensation from The Alta Bar for writing it. However, the content is solely determined by the author.
