Winter Sports Equipment

Mountain Hardwear Alchemy Jacket

Date: January 23rd, 2008 |

Mountain Hardwear Alchemy Jacket– One of the best softshell jackets out there.
All around tough, the Mountain Hardwear Alchemy Jacket is durable, abrasion resistant, and completely windpoof. Do any amount of research and will find that the Mountain Hardwear Alchemy Jacket is the best softshell in the industry. Considered to be one of the best [read more]

Patagonia Micro Puff Pullover

Date: January 11th, 2008 |

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Patagonia Micro Puff Pullover – Must have for alpine sports.
Wear the Patagonia Micro Puff Pullover jacket once in cold weather and you’ll never regret buying it. The Patagonia Micro Puff Pullover jacket is a light weight, earth friendly, windproof, water resistant, insulated pull over that’s super soft and compressible. This puppy is perfect [read more]

Mountain Hardwear Phantom Jacket

Date: January 3rd, 2008 |

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Mountain Hardwear Phantom Jacket – Packs a punch.
Talk about a light weight jacket that has it all. The Mountain Hardwear Phantom Jacket weigh in at a mere 16 ounces. But don’t let is weight fool you, the Mountain Hardwear Phantom Jacket has more than enough features to keep you toasty warm during those [read more]

Columbia Sportswear Cascadian Summette Winter Boots

Date: December 14th, 2007 |

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Columbia Sportswear Cascadian Summette Winter Boots – Most comfortable winter boot.
Keep your feet warm during the winter with the Columbia Sportswear Cascadian Summette. Rated to stay warm to -25F, the Columbia Sportswear Cascadian Summette is a great buy for the price. These boots are ideal for a number of uses including snowshoeing, outside chores, [read more]

Keen Women’s Vail Snow Boot

Date: December 6th, 2007 |

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Keen Women’s Vail Snow Boot – As stylish as a winter boot can get.
If you aren’t a fan of the furry Mukluks that seem to be all rage right now, you might be interested in the Keen Women’s Vail Snow Boot. With a plethora of toasty features, your feet will be hard-pressed to get cold [read more]

Osprey Exposure 50

Date: January 17th, 2008 |

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Osprey Exposure 50 – Designed for those who are vertically inclined.
This amazingly lightweight pack can hold its share of gear no problem. Designed for weekend long sking, snowboarding, and ice climbing trips; the Osprey Exposure 50 can carry heavy loads of all sorts of gear. No matter what your outdoor winter activity is, [read more]

The North Face Mountain 25

Date: January 10th, 2008 |

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The North Face Mountain 25 – A true 4 season bunker.
While seven pounds twelve ounces may seem like a lot to an ultra light hiker, the North Face Mountain 25 is actually the lightest 4 season tent the North Face makes. Just because it’s a light weight 4 season tent doesn’t mean its lacking [read more]

The North Face Tritronix Triclimate Jacket

Date: December 19th, 2007 |

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The North Face Tritronix Triclimate Jacket – 3 in 1 componet jacket.
Why spend money buying all the individual pieces of gear you need to create a solid winter layering system when you could just buy the North Face Tritronix Triclimate Jacket? This and boy of the slopes is a 3 in 1 componet jacket [read more]

Mens Ski Jackets

Date: December 10th, 2007 |

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Looking for a quality Mens Ski Jackets? We are here to help. There’s no arguing that there are tons of well crafted mens ski jackets out there. This list will show you some of the best ones out there.
Not sure which one is right for you? These are some of our favorite mens ski [read more]

Columbia Cascadian Gorge

Date: November 28th, 2007 |

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Columbia Cascadian Gorge – Affordable winter boots.
Its easy to spend a lot of money on a good pair of winter boots. Lucky for you, the Columbia Cascadian Gorge doesn’t. Coming in at under $90, the Columbia Cascadian Gorge is a steal of deal. Don’t let the price mislead you, this is quality [read more]

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