Gear

SKI's lady editors highlight their most-reached-for gear, from all-mountain skis to the raddest little firepit for your ski-condo coffee table.

There has never been a better time to upgrade your backcountry experience with the BCA Link 2.0 radios.

Be warned: With this gear, you’ll have to remind après onlookers to remained socially distanced because everyone going to want to check out just how rad your set-up is.

The brand's upcoming Experience line uses a number of influences to make one of Rossignol's smoothest resort-oriented ski collections in recent memory.

Editor's picks for our favorite sunnies, the coziest blanket you can't live without, and a surefire way to keep your pup happy outside.

The most advanced avy beacon on the market, the Mammut Barryvox S is ideal for professionals and beginners alike.

The button that holds the mode switch in place allows the transceiver to change modes easily–making it unsafe for use.

There's a lot more to MIPS technology than skiers might realize, including better helmet performance when it matters most.

The Fischer Ranger 102 ski and ranger 130 boot are not about compromise in the mountains, so if you’re ready to stomp, float, charge and surf your way down the slopes this winter, enter now to win.

Made in an authentic Colorado mountain town, Romp Skis is the first ski brand to use Countervail tech, and it's legit.

Unless the powder's thigh-deep, you'll find me on these all-mountain crushers with the pretty top sheet.

What the SKI staff is loving right now, from the perfect shell pants and base layer to the one accessory skiers can't live without.

A brief overview of how we rank skis for the SKI Magazine Gear Guide and why the same ski's test scores can vary from year to year.

The all-new TransAlp backcountry ski boot options from Fischer combine sustainable materials with a simple and effective design, making it a win-win for backcountry purists.

What the SKI staff is loving right now, from instant coffee to ski wax—but definitely not those two together.

OutdoorMaster's new goggle gives the big-name brands a run for their money.

The Dragon Ultra sunglasses are large and in charge. Here's one editor's honest opinion about what works and where there is room for improvement.

Skiers demand a lot of their sunnies. Our top picks deliver.

Elan released an early preview of the new Black Edition Ripsticks, and they sold out in two weeks. Luckily, more will be available this fall.

The latest version of the Tecnica Cochise also pays tribute to the vision of Arne Backstrom and his original 150-flex "Frankenboot."

A new Santa Ana model and Wild Belle collection will hit the shelves this fall. We help you decide which ski best suits your style.

What the SKI staff is loving right now, from suds and tunes to staying slope-ready and warm on the coldest of days.

A super-lightweight ski sock with ample compression and durability for skiers who wear tight-fitting, high-performance ski boots.

Tools that can handle the intense weather skiers are sure to find in Niseko, Hakuba, Nozawa, and beyond.

The new Speedmachine 3 boot and all-new line of skis for women headline Nordica’s 2022 lineup.

The Austrian brand relied heavily on feedback from North American skiers to design the new Maverick and Maven skis.

From Olympians to beginners, direct-to-consumer women’s apparel company Halfdays isn’t sacrificing accessibility, functionality, or fashion.

Sweet Protection debuts a small technical outerwear collection designed for high performance in the harshest conditions.

The Giro Contour provides a supremely comfortable fit by mimicking the shape of a skier's face.

The sixth generation of the Mantra all-mountain ski and its women's-specific counterpart is now tailored for every individual skier.

See how that ski you have your eye on ranked against the competition in every test category.

This value-minded, helmet-compatible wireless headphone lets you effortlessly add tunes to your ski day.

With the introduction of a new Declivity model and women’s-specific Reliance line, Armada expands its arsenal of all-mountain chargers.

The Hoji Lock system simultaneously puts the boot in walk mode and loosens the top buckle and cuff strap in one step

The brand’s new Diract Voice transceiver provides audio commands to assist at critical times during avalanche search and rescue.

Get a sneak peek at the all-new additions to Salomon's QST all-mountain line.

This utility player will earn a coveted spot amongst your favorite layering pieces for any conditions this season.

Before you head up a mountain or into the backcountry, you’ll want to snag yourself the proper gear. Here’s a list of ten products to get you started.

What you wear on active days outside of the resort goes a long way in determining how comfortable you'll be during your adventures. Start here.

Anon has cracked the code for a comfortable, CDC-compliant mask for skiing.

Want to look fast when you’re skiing, ski touring, and during après? These sunglasses are made for you.

A week with Valdez Heli Ski Guides is seven days of rad. This is the gear that is sure to make it all-time.

Brave frigid temps and stay on the slopes longer with these heated gloves.

Next year's hottest skis and boots are sprinkled with just a little extra awesomesauce.

A waterproof, insulated ski jacket with an innovative ventilation system that helps effectively regulate your temperature on the slopes.

What does "rocker" or "camber" mean when it comes to ski technologies and profiles? SKI's Instruction Director Michael Rogan explains.

The classic down jacket gets a durability facelift with the addition of PrimaLoft Gold in high-wear spots, making it a solid insulation choice for ski season and beyond.

A longer-length, fully featured insulated women's ski jacket for snowy, windy, cold-weather skiing.

Super-durable, technical shell tailor-made for human-powered missions in the backcountry and beyond.

A longtime favorite among expert female skiers, a now more playful and forgiving Santa Ana line has found her sweet spot with intermediates.

Stylish and smart footwear to keep feet warm and dry during the colder months.

An ideal training partner for when you can't hit the slopes or a fun pastime that will help make you a stronger skier. Either way, a win-win.

A one-quiver base layer that helps you regulate your temperature while skiing thanks to an innovative, three-fabric mapping technology.

A comfortable face covering with a contoured pocket that makes breathing, talking, and wearing it for prolonged periods a breeze.

Those with chronically cold hands and fingers will ski longer and far more comfortably with these heated mittens and gloves.

An innovative mitten that offers warmth, durability, and superior dexterity on the slopes.

The time has come to treat your favorite skier—and yourself—to something nice.

An all-around outdoor glove you’ll reach for all winter, from working outside to active ski tours and spring skiing missions.

The Fall Line is a simple under-the-cuff glove that serves up excellent dexterity and good warmth.

A durable and versatile choice for moderately cold, mostly dry conditions.

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The new Ranger 102 FR is the off-piste tool you need to tackle the steep and deep as well as the days between storms.

Enter to win a pair of the all-new BLACKOPS Sender Ti skis

Get the most out of your cardio and strength workouts and maximize lung function with this simple yet dynamic training tool.

The Jackson, Wyo.–based outerwear brand's bomber Gore-Tex jacket proved to be an ideal companion for all-mountain skiing with a looser, freeride fit for comfort and style.

SKI's Best in Test and Gear of the Year men's ski is even better than ever.

Packs, poles, rescue equipment, and other accessories designed for ski touring adventures.

Three off-the-wall ski designs for skiers seeking something different this ski season.

Whether you're going on a day-long tour or multi-night hut trip, you need the best backcountry binding that works as well going uphill as it does going down.

The best new gear of the year.

Fuel your passion and ski anything. Your way.

Can we indulge in new gear this season while responsibly disposing of products we no longer need? The short answer: We’re getting there. Innovations in ski, boot, and fabric technologies, plus a sea change on the part of gear manufacturers, are nudging us ever closer to a world where equipment recycling is as important as the buying process.