Skiing & Snowboarding

A new product out of Germany works with any soft boot, gets you in and out in seconds and just won an ISPO award.

We’re used to seeing 3D-knit uppers on our favorite Nikes and Adidas.

We’ve barely begun Winter 2020 and Faction already released a limited run of one of its most promising new skis for 2021.

Here are the 8 best gift guides for finding something the outdoorsman in your life will actually use on their next trip.

These are the pieces of kit that Cody Townsend relies on every day to tackle the next ski line when the gear can’t fail.

Outdoor Research’s award-winning BitterBlaze gloves use insulation that was first developed for NASA to keep your fingers warm.

The snowboard industry has never evolved past glorified skate shoes that sacrifice durability, performance and innovation. Here's why.

The Arc’teryx Stryka Hoody is the ultimate outdoor fleece.

Fall isn’t over yet, but we’re already looking forward to winter with the season’s best new jackets and snow pants.

Winter is coming, again.

Just $80, the Skullcandy Verts might be the best buds you can buy for mountain biking, snowboarding and other adrenalized activities.

The North Face is betting big on a waterproof fabric that stays breathable no matter how hard you work, with plans to weave FutureLight into everything from ski pants to footwear.

Don’t get caught in a blizzard without a decent pair.

Sometimes you don’t need a full-blown top layer to get you through a winter hike. These jackets will quickly take the place of your heavy-duty winter coat.

If you’re looking to upgrade your ski base layers, this is the brand to watch.

Whether you’re a regular at the huts near your home base, or you’re planning for your first trek out, these 13 items are essential.

When Stephen Howarth left his career in the UK’s Royal British Marines, he didn’t know what to do.

Getting yourself ready to hit the slopes is a process. From base layers to socks to goggles, there’s no shortage of products you need.

The newest ski goggles can change tints at the push of a button. The technology is brand new, but does it actually work?

The Internet is still an inadequate substitute for the knowledge available at brick-and-mortars.