Backcountry Find your all-mountain kit for winter

From: Backcountry.com - Monday Oct 21, 2019 11:57 am

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We did the gear shopping legwork for you so you can make the legwork at the resort look easy. Whether you’re starting from scratch or want to upgrade your gear before you hit the chairlift, scroll on for men’s snowboard, men’s ski, women’s snowboard, and women’s ski kits for your best days of the season.

When you’re riding all day, foot pain can’t be in your vocabulary. The Vans Encore Pro Boa Boot is on the same page. Together with the power and control of Ride’s Fame Binding, you’ll be unstoppable. And Patagonia’s insulated shell jacket and pants will keep you warm and dry on chilly lift rides.

Inspired by one of the greatest snowboarders of all time, the DC Travis Rice Boa Boot is designed to handle your toughest runs and your biggest landings. Speaking of landings, see them clearly through the Anon M4 Cylindrical Goggles, where minimalist design meets maximum visibility.

As aggressive as you want it to be, Rossignol’s Pure Elite 120 Boot is inspired by racing boots, but designed to keep your feet a little happier. Stay happy from toe to head with the lightweight POC Obex Spin Helmet, with top and front vents and a goggle clip to fend off fog.

If you’re turning to just one pair of skis this winter, make it the Blizzard Cochise, with a Goldilocks balance of rocker, camber, and width. The Rustler GORE-TEX Jacket built by Backcountry is also a master of the middle ground, with enough weather protection for powder days, and sufficient stretch if you like big bumps.

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