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A professional mountain guide and AIARE instructor shares the gear that should be on your pack list for a day in the backcountry.
Lange took the award-winning XT3 concept and made it even more backcountry-friendly, but didn't sacrifice an ounce of downhill performance in the process.
"It is a wild process, milling out the wood, see how it goes from that very organic shape into 2x4s, and then it will keep going down and down until it functions as the energy in your ski."
Stoko's K1’s offers a new take on the knee brace, delivering life-changing support to get people back to activity
We don't have auto-steering skis (yet), but these come pretty close.
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These stores serve up stylish ski and apres togs at a fraction of retail prices.
Everything you need and nothing you don’t.
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It may be prime gear-buying season, but that doesn't mean you have to pay full price.
Learn more about the land you live and recreate on with the Native Land Territories map, available for free in the Gaia GPS app and web map
Imagine eating a gourmet dinner made from vegetables grown in the soil of decomposed base layers.
"I'm looking for something fun in the powder & trees mostly, but that won't be too squirely on groomers."
No matter the SPF, most sunscreens just aren’t up to the demands of high-altitude conditions. Here’s why, and which ones to use instead.
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Dirt, body oils, and household detergents can inhibit both the jackets’ ability to shed water and to breathe
If you're going to spend several days at the same resort, chances are you're going to want to explore more than just the frontside groomers.
But don’t let your old stuff gather dust or go to the landfill. Put it to work doing good.
What if there was another option that made this financial commitment less permanent?
The entire earthly world of plastic skis boots spawned from these two original sinners.
K2 revived the original three-piece Raichle Flexon boots from Europe in 2006 and ushered them into the next 15 years of progressive flex and innovation.
Win the Atomic Maverick 95 TI and have an unforgettable ski season
Win your choice of skis from the all-new Experience range
Never lose your partner in deep trees again.
Made with recycled four-way stretch, a 3L softshell bodice, and breathable insulation, the Aztech Mountain bibs offer a sleek silhouette without sacrificing function
Why should you trust SKI's gear reviews? Because our veteran testers know skis—like, really know them.
The all-around awesome M6 Mantra or super versatile Secret 96 could be yours to keep
If you like to go fast in crud and variable terrain on powder days, you’d probably give the Nordica Enforcer 110 top marks.
Despite the hardcore name and top sheets, the Faction Dictator 2.0 is a surprisingly forgiving, playful, and fun ski.
All-black, all-speed, and all-mountain. The Elan Ripstick 96 Black Edition is back for 2022 and it comes with QuadRod technology.
This jacket stood the test of Silverton, Colo. Now that's saying something.
The all-new, all-mountain Head Formula ski boot provides an ideal combination of performance and comfort for recreational skiers.
The next generation of this iconic all-mountain workhorse ups the ante on what can be done by a ski boot.
The third generation of Nordica's classic medium-volume boot sheds grams without sacrificing performance.
The newest generation of this iconic backcountry ski boot is still as stiff as can be, but still gets up a skin track well.
An all-new ski boot from Fischer that reimagines how lightweight your everyday backcountry ski boot should be.
Lange took the award-winning XT3 concept and made it even more backcountry-friendly, but didn't sacrifice an ounce of downhill performance in the process.
Skinny, blue, and incredibly powerful, the Black Crows Mentis Freebird is an ideal option for long uphills.
Super lightweight, great for skiing the steeps, and reasonably priced? The Dynafit Blacklight 95 checks all the boxes.
This Swiss ski brand is making some waves in the North American backcountry ski scene, and, with lightweight skis like this one, it's easy to see why.
The DPS Pagoda Tour 106 C2 is made with foam in the core, but it's also made to be super fun on the down. Here's why.
This beefy backcountry ski is made for skiers who want to go fast down the mountain, and don't mind hauling a little extra weight up for it.
The brand is known for making snowboards, but the fat backcountry-specific planks are fun for skiers, too.
The Utah-based company built a super-fat backcountry ski for earning your turns in powder. Here's how it skis.
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Intermediates looking to get off the groomed would do well to consider the Dynastar M-Pro 99 W.
Like to bop around in the bumps? Allow us to introduce you to these cute shorties.
Testers agreed that the Wildcat 82 C would make a great all-mountain tool for beginners and intermediates.
Designed primarily for the frontside, the Wild Belle 78 CA will impress intermediates and advanced skiers alike.
Those looking for a wider ski to get off the groomed and into the bumps, trees, and crud will appreciate the QST Stella’s versatility.
The Ripstick 102 W skis more like a wide race ski than a fatter all-mountain stick.
This ski surprised testers who poo-pooed Black Diamond’s credibility in the resort ski arena.
No one should call it quits when the refills are free.
Testers couldn’t say enough about this ski’s poppy and energetic personality.
“Easy to engage, easy to release, easy to ski.”
A great option for someone getting into the sport but wants a ski that can take them to the next level and beyond.
“An amusement park with bindings.”
Wondering about the all-new Rossignol Experience 86 Ti Frontside Ski? Check out our testers' scores in this in-depth review.
It's everything you love about the wider Secret 102, but in a slimmer, more playful package.
These chargers remain a top freeride option, especially for those with the pocket change for this level of ski.
On firm snow, the Hotshots' Vermont roots came to light.
At SKI Test, the Rossignol Black Ops Sender Ti ski had hardly any faults and wasn't ranked lower than fourth in any category.
Back for a third season, the all-mountain K2 Mindbender 99Ti is still just as happy as can be in all conditions.
The all-new Black Diamond Impulse 98 can hold its own at the resort and in the backcountry, making it an ideal do-it-all ski.
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
No metal? No problem! The Rossignol Black Ops Escaper dials up the playfulness and forgiveness scores thanks to its lightweight nature.
Dynastar's M-Pro 90 was ranked in the top-five overall Frontside skis for 2022. Find out what our testers loved and what they didn't like.
You thought there was no such thing as playful Völkl ski? Think again.
When the going gets tough, the Stöckli Nela 96 gets going.
The sixth generation of the Völkl Mantra lives up to the hype, as the German company has somehow tailored a great ski to be even better.
The lightweight Völkl Blaze 106 can hold its own all over any ski resort, as well as deep into the backcountry.
Step up your ski style game this season with innovative new jacket and pants tech built for long days at the resort or in the backcountry.
This ski excels on edge, but won't punish skiers who are still working on their carving chops.
It’s not the fattest ski out there, but testers appreciated how versatile the M-Free 108 is.
The all-new Disruption MTi Alliance is not the loosey-goosey K2 you've come to expect.
The Völkl Secret 102 holds an edge and carves, even on hard snow, surprisingly well for a wide-waisted ski.
A confidence booster that can ski short turns right into pure-carve GS turns, then off the piste into some soft fluff. Superb!
The Fischer RC One 86GT frontside ski returns for 2022, and has already become a classic ski that includes a binding.