2022 Gear

You can't bring everything with you when you're earning your turns, so dial in your kit wisely with these touring essentials.

Despite a hard year for product design and development, the backcountry brand has decided to replace the Beast line with an all-new line now.

WNDR increased the amount of bio-based materials in all their skis for the 2021-'22 season, including the all-new, super fat WNDR Reason 120.

The insulation innovator's latest ThermoPlume insulation is made from 100-percent recycled post-consumer materials but works like down.

Building off the success of the 2021 Gear of the Year XT3, the XT3 Tour promises strong downhill performance at an uphill-friendly weight.

Designed in part by Scot Schmidt, the new Stöckli Stormrider line is moving onto more "must try" lists for North American skiers.

Designed by professional big mountain skier Jérémie Heitz, the 2021-'22 Scott Pure is designed to be the only ski in his garage.

The first brand in the technical outerwear space to offer custom sizing has a map for creating a more sustainable production process as well.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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