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It’s a staple in Arc’teryx’s lineup for versatility, durability, and performance. Waterproof, and windproof, the Rush jacket still breathes when you’re working up a sweat going uphill or downhill, and pit zips let you ventilate on warmer days. Articulated patterning in the design allows for maximum movement and mobility, without sacrificing durability. If all of this wasn’t enough, two internal pockets and two external pockets give you enough storage for snacks, cellphones, Chapstick, and more. If you like to push your gear to the limit, and need unparalleled protection, the Rush jacket is here to help.

The new Snowcrew Kit was built for skiers and snowboarders who chase powder days with their crew and lap the lifts until the last run. Resort-dialed features and fit deliver performance, warmth, and style, with a 56% recycled shell material and 85% recycled insulation to reduce harm on the environments we love to play in. The Snowcrew Pants have waist adjustment tabs and belt loops so you can customize your fit as your layering strategy changes by the day or the season. Thigh vents make it easy to dump excess heat when you’re working up a sweat, and articulated knees let you move, stretch, and squat naturally. Plus, an avalanche beacon clip in your right-hand pocket make these pants versatile enough to push yourself out-of-bounds.

The TNF Stimson Summit is a high-performance layer perfectly suited for backcountry tours and long days on the mountain. A lightweight back panel and built-in venting make it easy and comfortable to carry a fully loaded pack, while the drop-tail hem, mini powder skirt and secure-zip pockets keep you and your belongings protected and covered. We love the clean look of this shell, and think it’s a perfect fit for women looking for a breathable, high performance waterproof shell that doesn’t break the bank.

The Cosima Down bundles warm insulation with waterproof and breathable fabrics to keep you feeling cozy all day, in all kinds of conditions. Snow starts to fall? The HydroBlock Pro keeps water and snow droplets wicked away so you can stay out on the hill. A 550 fill Allied Feather Down layer does work to keep you completely insulated from chilly temperatures. Long, cold lift lines? You’ll hardly notice the wait when bundled up in the Cosima. But she’s not all about waterproofing and warmth. The Cosima Down is also incredibly breathable for a down jacket, with HydroBlock Pro’s technology and underarm vents. So if the weather changes, or you work up a sweat bee-lining down the slopes, the Cosima won’t feel like a sweat suit.

The Patagonia Insulated Powder Town Pants replace the beloved Snowbelle pants from years past and are the perfect pair for cold, snowy weather and everything in between. Taking their H2No Performance Standard shell and loading it up with recycled Thermogreen insulation, Patagonia designed a pant that’s as tough as the weather you’ll find on the deepest days. Insulation gives you an extra layer of warmth built into the pants, keeping your overall body temperature a little higher for longer. So when the wind picks up or the temps drop, you’re ready. The aptly named H2No Performance Shell easily wicks water and snow droplets away, so you can take the day all the way to the last chair even if the weather picks up.

Named after its predecessor in the binding department, the Salomon Shift Pro 130 is a hybrid-style, four-buckle touring boot that clocks in at a heavier weight, but delivers full downhill performance. Especially at the 130 flex, you can expect full performance even if you’re dropping into a full-value couloir in the backcountry. We love the Shift Pro for folks looking for a single boot to do it all, especially if you ski mostly at the resort. Even if you don’t do much backcountry skiing, the walk mode comes in handy for apres hangs and hike-to-terrain.

This boot is a go-to recommendation for our bootfitters for the versatile fit and perfect flex for beginners to intermediates. If you’re a lighter-weight rider or new to the sport, putting yourself in too stiff of a boot can hold you back. So, if you’re ready to graduate from rentals, but are sticking to blues or not out on the hill that often, this is a great way to get into a more comfortable, form fitting boot without breaking the bank (or your shins). We fit a lot of teens and young adults in this boot, so think graduation present, too.

This is one of our favorite boots for women in the intermediate category. The average fit with a little extra space over the top of your foot provides solid hold, without totally crushing your foot. Nordica uses a great blend of plastics that keep the boot flexing consistently through a range of temperatures. We think it’s perfect for progressing ladies looking for their first boot, or advanced riders who are lighter weight and like a softer flex. This is a killer deal for women ready to get into a new, performance oriented boot without breaking the bank.

K2’s best-selling snowboard boot, the K2 Maysis (and women’s Kinsley) is designed for performance. The dual BOA system provides a solid wrap around your foot, ankle, and shin giving you better power transfer and control. The Intuition liners hold their shape after several long seasons and give you a better fit. K2 uses unique vibration dampening insoles at the bottom of the boot, aptly named “Harshmellow” (as in, mellowing the harsh). You’ll ride harder for longer, in a lot more comfort.

We’re not giving you side-eye, we’re showing off the incredible range of vision in these frameless wonders. The Axis features Giro’s EXV technology, a tapered design with frameless zones, to give you a massive, spherical view. EVAK vent technology releases heat while protecting you from the elements. Two VIVID lenses by ZEISS are included and their quick-change magnetic lens system makes it easy to seamlessly adjust to changing conditions. 

The Interstellar goggle is Sweet Protection’s no-compromise top model featuring a premium 2.8mm thick toric-shaped lens with RIG technology articulated by the ExcenterLock easy lens change system. The double lens is equipped with a GORE Protective Vent that equalizes pressure and avoids deformation of the inner lens, giving you the confidence that you’ll get an undistorted field of view every time you go out. There’s also a carbon fiber reinforced frame that gives the lens extra support securing you an optimal field of view. This goggle is a freerider’s dream, and it comes with a bonus RIG Light Amethyst lens for those low light and stormy days.

Not only can this helmet protect your noggin, but almost as importantly it has awesome style with a rowdy Bern-brim paired with an innovative spoiler that’s never been done before. Super cool add-ons and upgrades (sold separately) include a summer headband liner, integrated bike light mount, audio chips, and Bern beanies. We’re stoked about this helmet and think you should be too!

The Smith Level offers great protection in a stylish, feature-packed lid. At a price point just under the Vantage, the Level is equipped with all the safety and fit features you can expect from Smith. Combining Smith’s advanced hybrid shell construction with the pinnacle protection of lightweight, ventilated Aerocore technology, the Level helmet offers best-in-class performance and style.