There are two types of helmets in the snow world: single- and multi-impact. The type of helmet you chose determines how long you'd like it to last.
The first thing to be said about helmets is never leave home without...
Backpacks are just one of those items, particularly for curvier smaller framed gals, that truly requires women's specific design. Women need a backcountry day pack that not only fits all the safety essentials—shovel, probe, med kit, water, snacks, layers,...
Ortovox Haute Route 30 S Overview
The Haute Route backpack is a classic Ortovox design with thoughtful features for a long day in the backcountry, but the 30 S goes a bit further with its specialized features compiled for the...
The Overview
In our little snowsports world one-piece suits, or onesies, are generally reserved for very specific functions: Closing Day at your local ski resort, retro ski costume parties, and downhill racing. If you're not a racer and happen to...
Knee pads are imperative for a variety of outdoor sports: mountain biking, snowboarding, kyaking and bmx to name a few. The Demon Knee Pads Soft Cap Pro X D3O offer complete impact protection and are still incredibly comfortable and minimal.
The Overview
Many...
Goggles have always been a key element to my winter kit. I find form over fashion is crucial. As important as it is to look styly at après, you need to make sure you can see your way down...
New England tester and contributor Megan Davin recently caught up with Vermont-based Skida headwear owner, Corinne Prevot.
Most people don’t plan on starting a business their junior year in high school, and neither did Corinne Prevot. She just started making...
Snowboarders have struggled to keep up out of bounds. Not by any fault of our own, simply by design. Versus an AT setup there are limited options for boarders- a splitboard, mountain approach skies, snowshoeing or straight up post-holing through the...
