Not only is the Valhalla Jacket by Orage a stylish and nicely fitting down jacket for town runs, it’s also the perfect layer for those extremely cold ski days. With 750 fill power duck down the Valhalla jacket will…
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If you’re looking for a simple helmet audio system that has 24 hours+ of battery life, a high-quality sound and can adapt to any helmet (even full-face moto helmet) look no further than Konnect’s Adventure Helmet Audio System. Sold…
The Odin Mountain Softshell Jacket by Helly Hansen is hands down my most worn jacket this winter season. I’ve worn it extensively in different conditions, doing different activities. It’s perfect for ice climbing, ideal for backcountry skiing, and great…
The Lifa base layers are actually a 2-part construction with Lifa fibers up against the skin and a 100% merino wool exterior. With Lifa up against the skin, it works to trap hot air yet it won’t lose it’s…
The EcoPucks by ECOXGEAR are helmet compatible audio pucks designed for the ultimate ski day. They’re perfect for listening to music while you shred, finding your friends on the mountain with the Walkie Talkie feature, and for controlling your…
If there was some sort of winter Snowmageddon coming and I could only grab one jacket, I think it’d have to be the Eliot Gore-Tex 3L Jacket by Dakine. The Eliot Jacket is durable and tough, entirely waterproof and…
When Dakine states on their website that the Women’s Beretta Gore-Tex 3L Bib “is the bib that you’ve been dreaming of,” they’re absolutely correct (www.dakine.com). Between the flattering yet comfortable fit, ultimate Gore-Tex protection, and ample and appropriately placed…
For me, the key to a happy day outside in the winter is to ensure that my hands stay nice and warm. It isn’t always easy to do, but since getting the Antler Gloves by Gordini, it’s not such…
Having a good mid-layer in your life is almost as important as having a pair of fat skis on a POW day (pretty much mandatory). Having a perfect mid-layer is essential for everyday life and versatile enough for year-round…
If you’re just getting into snow sports and looking for a value orientated goggle then you’ve come to the right place. Cally and I are used to reviewing goggles in the price range of $150-$250 but the JK Motion…
