Keeping your hands warm and dry on any tour is a must. But depending on the weather, the best glove or mitten for the job changes. So, we reviewed the whole gamut—from extra warm mitts to low profile glove liners.

For ski mountaineering, it’s crucial to pick the right rope for the job. These lines are designed to fit specific needs all while keeping you safe.

‘Tis the season for sharps and harnesses. Here’s the tested gear we’re trusting to get us and our skis high into the mountains this spring.

From hot laps to long traverses, these packs are built to match varied objectives, store all the necessary gear and keep you moving in comfort and style.

Whatever the objective, these sports watches are pretty smart. They’ll help you track your stats in any climate, on any adventure.

Check out the buckets designed to keep your noggin protected while staying comfortable and light.

In a range of sizes and shades, these goggles can react to the light, be easily replaced and will keep your eyes protected whatever the conditions.

They might come with a heavy price tag, but airbags, both in packs and vests, can be a lifesaving piece of gear in a worst-case scenario.

Whether you’re looking to dig a pit, need a new probe, or want to be prepared with a saw in your pack, these pieces of avalanche safety equipment will complete your kit.

From user-friendly to professional-level, these beacons have you and your backcountry needs covered. Find the right transceiver for you.