This year’s lineup is the largest scope of apparel we’ve ever received. Here’s what stood out.

Hardboot or softboot, all day missions or post-work laps, find the right splitboard binding for your backcountry pursuits.

Whether you like to lock in your heel or keep it free, these Editors’ Choice bindings are built to help you earn your turns and enjoy the descent.

Whether you’re on the bootpack, split skiing or setting a skintrack, these two boots cater to your backcountry needs.

From four buckles to Boas to cables, these Editors’ Choice boots cater to all types of missions—pillow stomping, 4,000 feet of vert and more.

Though these splitboards are meant for the skintrack, you can rest assured this year’s field features boards meant to slash, butter, ollie or straight line all over your favorite alpine playground.

Whether you’re chasing first descents, fresh powder or your first tour, these skis are built to get you there.

Stuff sacks, dry bags and compression bags. Are they really necessary? Increasingly, editor Greta Close doesn’t travel without them.

For an extended trip, packing it all takes a sizable bag. These 80 to 100 liter duffels are built to get your gear where it needs to go, safely.

In the past you’ve had to trade weight for comfort, but these two products prove that’s not the case. This summer, we figured we’d freshen up our gearbox with something more in-season.