The mountains are gradually filling their bases, and the outdoor shops across the country are teeming with skateboarders, skiers and everyone who is trying their hand at snow activities this year. From color choices to low-carbon manufacturing methods, OEMs seem to be drawing inspiration for new designs from this shifting canvas upon which the entire mountain sports industry relies.
Of course, sustainability is of the utmost importance and while style managers must evolve and upgrade, one of the biggest constants today is business continuity. Kits need to be lightweight, durable, and have the spirit to run from Colorado to California and Austria to Norway.
If you are not familiar with winter sports, it is good for you to go out. You need the right equipment, but you don’t need the crazy technical skills of a top athlete. Second, if you go deep into the back country, you won’t cut a base seal.
Columbia Sportswear Timberline Triple Interchange Jacket:
These three-in-one jackets are a great choice when you have everything you need to take with you for a winter hike, but you know you’ll be protected in the event of a sudden downpour. Decent waterproofing and medium wool will get you where you need to go with exceptional comfort.
Smith Scout Helmet:
Adequate head protection doesn’t have to be in a package, especially if it’s as stylish as this Smith option. A more streamlined round shape is also available this season. After all, this helmet is also approved for hot weather sports like cycling and skateboarding.
Peter Manning Snow Pants:
Peter Manning specializes in clothing for younger boys and at first glance these pants are ready for long snowshoe hikes and more skiing.
CamelBak Bootlegger:
Dehydration at a height is often an issue bothering the climbers, especially if you’re wasting a lot of energy. The only solution is to get enough water supply stored in a light backpack without having to take frequent breaks. Get a LifeStraw-integrated reservoir for efficient hydration.
Spy Marauder Elite Goggle:
Spy’s “Happy Lens” technology comes to life here, with fantastic visibility and 60% more ventilation compared to the previous model. Clear days and a blue bird sky await us.
Oros Orion Parka:
If you are looking for a jacket that can handle the rigors of the mountain, then Orion Parka definitely has all of those performance features you need heading down the hill, but it’s cut in a way that’ll land nicely at après.
Vermont Glove Jefflo Mitt:
This is a glove that overcomes distance and puts longevity at the forefront.
POC Obex BC Mips Helmet:
In addition to all the head protection features of this robust helmet, we also find the medical NFC ID chip great. If you have an accident, anyone who finds it can scan your ID and access your important health information.
Garmont Vetta Tech GTX:
Entrust the Italians to design soft winter shoes that provide the comfort of the boots but the performance of the hiker. In snowshoes, the right shoe makes a big difference and grip is crucial.
Goldwin Arris Jacket:
Goldwin devices are efficient. It definitely belongs to the upper end of the price range, but you get high performance and a little street wear in the entry price.
686 Men’s Glcr Stretch GORE-TEX Dispatch Bib:
It has all of the performance and comfort features for long mountain days.
Dæhlie Training Wool Pant:
The wool/ polyester composite materials are a bit more comfortable than those standard full-wool tights and you have the comfort of knowing these met the standard of legendary cross country skier Bjørn Dæhlie.
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