Smith Maze Helmet
Said by Smith to be the lightest certified snow helmet, The Maze is super sleek, versatile, and comfortable, but it isn’t heavy on features.
Said by Smith to be the lightest certified snow helmet, The Maze is super sleek, versatile, and comfortable, but it isn’t heavy on features.
Despite all the abuse our reviewer could dish out, the Giro Basis continued to offer clear, crisp vision.
The warmth of a down jacket without the bulk, the First Ascent Igniter is a go-to jacket for just about any outdoor activity.
With easy-to-use vents, solid protection, and easy adjustability, the Giro Chapter is a great all-round helmet—if and when you get used to the fit.
On paper, the Patagonia Nano Storm Jacket doesn’t necessarily make a ton of sense, yet several of us at BLISTER love this multipurpose jacket. Jonathan Ellsworth explains.
Here it is: everything you need to know about the POC Iris X Goggle’s fit, lens technology, and lens options.
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If you’re looking for a jacket with high-end shell performance to battle the elements – and comfy down insulation to keep you warm – then The North Face Hecktic Down Jacket should be on your short list.
The FlyLow Higgins Jacket is a good call if you’re heading out (to do just about anything) in less than severe weather.
The North Face Enzo shell shows that TNF still knows how to do top shelf, technical outerwear.
Fact: TREW has thrown down the gauntlet for quality and durability. All that’s left for you to decide is whether they’ve got the steeze dialed.
The Smith Variant Brim is very good, not quite perfect. You’ll have to decide for yourself how minor or major those shortcomings are.
After a full season of skiing, hiking, biking, climbing, camping, and turning a barbed wire fence into a coat rack, Will Taylor is ready to weigh in.