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2023 Winter Gear Guide

2023 Winter Gear Guide


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Good news: there’s a new generation of super shoes that are cheaper, just as fun, and might be better suited for your running

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It’s the little, forgettable things that make the difference between a good trip and a bad one

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Keep those piggies wiggling, no matter the conditions

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These snow-ready indulgences will revive you after a long day on the mountain

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It all started with a marine store in Washington and a company called Showa

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We can’t guarantee you’ll ride just like Barrett Christy, but this snowboard might get you a little bit closer

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We’ve never encountered a zero-degree puffy this light and packable

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Over the course of last season, this touring shell impressed us with a combination of serious weight savings and surprising durability

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Shopping responsibly isn’t easy. We asked an expert for help.

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Wintry parking lots and cumbersome ski gear have finally met their match

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This lightweight, storm-resistant puffy earned an Editor’s Choice award. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

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With this boot, advanced and expert skiers with a wider foot no longer have to sacrifice performance for fit

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A high-performance boot for advanced skiers with narrow feet

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This high performance ski boot is for those who refuse to sacrifice control for comfort

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If you liked the Salomon S/Max, wait till you step into this new boot

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We rallied 441 testers and 1,300 products across every category of winter gear. After more than 7,500 miles and 830,000 vertical feet, we landed on 500 pieces that stood out for skiing, snowboarding, running, climbing, hiking, and more.

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An ideal ski for beginners to gain confidence on hardpack and corduroy

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Finally, an Enforcer designed to adventure beyond the ropes

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If you have your sights set on long backcountry tours even during low tide, this ski may be just the ticket

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A bomber all-mountain ski tailor-made for hard-chargers

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This ski is one of the best in class when it comes to balancing performance and approachability

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The Ranger 96 is an approachable and fun do-it-all ski

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Don’t let the pretty top sheet fool you—this all-mountain tool means business, especially in the crud

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No women’s powder ski list would be complete without this perennial favorite

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These skis let you bring the playfulness of your resort skiing to the backcountry

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A slight change in construction makes the new Kendo 88 more accessible and more fun

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Looking for a jack-of-all-trades in the backcountry? Look no further

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This wider all-mountain ski can cut through crud and carve up groomers

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A ski for those who want an all-mountain ski, but don’t want to sacrifice the ability to carve

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Testers once again designated the Enforcer 100 as the benchmark ski of the all-mountain category

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This forgiving and energetic all-mountain ski is ideal for those looking to gain confidence off the groomed

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This ski didn’t steal the show again this year, but you’d be hard pressed to find a better crud ski

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If you gravitate towards quick and playful skis that can still hold their own when the going gets tough, check out this little number

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A beer-league racing ski for those ex-racer types out there

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A wide all-mountain ski for the more playful skiers out there

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If you’re looking for a a no-nonsense frontside ski that excels in crud, look no further

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This year’s Most Improved award goes to this energetic and fun ski

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These playful planks were designed for skiers of the mountain west

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It’s like the Enforcer, but way more fun

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This year’s most forgiving powder ski is also a ton of fun

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Featuring a slim waist and lightweight construction, this backcountry ski is for those who need quick sticks to tackle big, technical terrain

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If you’re a carver girl at heart but need something a little wider underfoot, the Ripstick 94 W is your compromise

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This year’s best wide all-mountain ski is a tried and true performer

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An easy-skiing option for all levels, especially newer or casual skiers

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If you like to carve even when you have wide planks underfoot, this is your ski

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If speed is your friend, this ski belongs in your quiver

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This easy-going ride will follow you wherever you go, as long as it’s on edge

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For soft snow and deep days, reach for these playful planks

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We give you the most versatile and responsive wide all-mountain ride of the year

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With a more moderate waist, this is the ski for East Coast pow hounds and those of us who live in reality

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A ski made for the playful pow slasher

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If you gravitate towards a damp, stiff ski for backcountry adventures, this is your stick

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This powder ski for ladies is as playful as it is pretty

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A beefy ski with stability and power for strong intermediates and up

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This year’s most exciting new backcountry ski charges like a downhill ski

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Wait until you feel the design upgrades to this best-seller

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Introducing the top-rated women’s all-mountain ski of the year

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The best powder ski of the year will make an all-time day even more all-time

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It’s hard to find a wide all-mountain ski that’s this stable at speed

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A quick whip for all-mountain adventures in tight terrain

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If you’re looking for an all-mountain ski to do it all, and do it all really well, this is your ticket to ride

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A powder ski with a versatile waist width to tackle the snow you get instead of the snow you want

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A backcountry stick for those who gravitate towards directional skis

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This new powder ski from Faction is for hard-chargers who don’t shy away from the steep and deep

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This year’s chart-topping wide all-mountain ski for ladies lives for soft snow and crud

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The e-Titan is a groomer ski with a one-track mind: to slice and dice hardpack

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This year’s No. 1 frontside ski has no true weakness

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This year’s No. 2 ski is a wider waisted frontside ski that can crush groomers as well as the crud

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This tough bird won’t let you down when the pow turns to crud

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When it’s soft and light in the backcountry, reach for these playful planks

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Allow us to introduce you to this stealthy backcountry player

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These playful sticks are down to show you a good time all over the mountain

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If you’re an expert ripper looking for a ski that can keep up with you in the deep stuff, this is your ski

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This perennial favorite didn’t win any awards this year, but testers still love it for its backbone and dependability

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The best women’s powder ski of the year is one heck of a fun ride

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Want an all-mountain ski that can rail off-piste like it rails on groomers? Here you go.

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