Columbia Men’s Shreddin™ Jacket
Part of the high-end Titanium line, this coat has every imaginable feature: thermal reflective insulation, waterproof zippers, pockets for goggles and cell phones, unique spacious back pocket for a hat, underarm venting, and 100% waterproof/breathable construction. $400 columbia.com
Columbia Men’s Jump Off ™ Pant
Comfortable stretch construction and guaranteed waterproofness make these pants a powderhound’s favorite. Thermal reflective lining keeps them warm but light so you can move with ease. $250 columbia.com
Helly Hansen Women’s Motion Stretch Jacket
While this techy jacket’s Primoloft® insulation and unique H2 Flow venting system are its standout features, we love it thanks to its stretchy fabrication and comfortable wrist gaitors that make it a delight to wear all day. $350 hellyhansen.com
K2 Source Z Goggle
Swap between two included lenses in a flash with this semi-frameless pair that fits over or under a helmet. Includes cloudy flat light and variable light lenses. For men or women who prefer larger goggles. $145 en-us.k2snowboarding.com
Under Armour Men’s ColdGear Infared Baselayers
Take staying warm to the next level! These thermo-conductive-lined underlayers absorb and retain body heat for increased warmth without bulk. Sweat and stench are kept at bay thanks to wicking properties and an anti-odor treatment.
$55 Leggings, $60 Top underarmour.com
Icebreaker Skyline Hat
The perfect après hat, this warm Merino beanie is blended with acrylic fabric to give it plenty of softness and stretch.
$35 icebreaker.com
Original Buff
Buff invented multifunctional, warm headwear, and this classic design is still our favorite for riding. Wear it 12 ways: balaclava, hat, neck gaiter, and more. $20 buffusa.com
Icebreaker Cascade Long Sleeve Zip
The perfect midlayer under a shell, this Merino wool top has a fleece feel inside and smooth fabric on the outside. Zips up tall to keep your neck warm, eliminating the need for a neck warmer. $190 icebreaker.com
Dakine Men’s Fillmore Trigger Mitts
Insulated mittens are warmer than gloves, but adding the lobster claw and touchscreen-friendly leather allows for easy phone use without taking them off. $55 dakine.com
Sorel Tofino Herringbone Boot
Trade your boarding boots for these warm, microfleece-lined beauties when après lounging. Waterproof with great grip for snow trekking. $160 sorel.com
Ride Men’s Anthem Boots
Forget about your feet and enjoy the ride. Great feel and flex for all-day comfort, this all mountain boot has high-end features for a reasonable price: Boa with innovative over-toe lacing to eliminate pressure points, heat-moldable liner, and plush foam lining. $210 ridesnowboards.com
Ride Hellcat with DVA Bindings
Beginning boarders need not apply, but this new all mountain board with rocker edges and camber underfoot is a favorite of hard-charging ladies who ride steeps, pow, and the park…often in the same day. Our favorite amongst all tested…and that
says a lot. Pair with Ride’s DVA bindings for freestyle comfort and effortless riding thanks to a new urethane back that’s
soft—yet supportive—for quick turns and steady flex. $510 Board, $210 Bindings ridesnowboards.com
