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Fjallraven is known for expertly blending style and functionality, and their Nuuk Parka is no exception. The Nuuk has been a staple in Fjallraven's winter lineup for many years and is ideal for work trips, urban strolls in frigid temperatures, or cozy...

Ski pants are an essential layer for staying warm, dry, and comfortable on the mountain, with options to suit every type of skier and budget. While resort riders often favor insulated designs to keep cozy on long chairlift rides, backcountry...

Shopping for a hiking shirt isn’t as research-intensive as looking for the best hiking boot or backpack, but the next-to-skin layer is still an important part of your trail apparel. First to consider is the shirt’s fabric—polyester offers the best in...

Oregon-based Trew Gear often strikes a nice balance between performance and style, and their Astoria Jacket is a case in point. This women’s-specific ski shell has been our go-to companion this past winter, accompanying us on over a dozen days at...

Whether you're setting off on a three-month foray around South America or visiting family a state away, wheeled duffel bags are versatile pieces of luggage for any itinerary. In addition to offering unmatched portability, wheeled duffels make it easy...

REI Co-op’s in-house gear often strikes a nice balance between price and performance, and their Trail daypack is a shining example. Offered in 25- and 40-liter capacities, we took the larger model to southern Patagonia for testing and thoroughly...

Mittens offer the ultimate in warmth for cold hands and cold climates alike, and Black Diamond’s Mercury Mitts are a perennial favorite. The design features a protective outer shell with a removable liner, which is insulated with lofty synthetic fill...

Patagonia offers a jacket for just about every type of skier and terrain, from insulated, resort-ready designs to lightweight hardshells built for the backcountry. The SnowDrifter slots in as their most affordable touring option with in-house...

A sleeping pad is a critical—and often overlooked—element to a backpacking system. And while early backpacking sleeping pads were bulky and often weighed several pounds, plenty of current ultralight offerings pack down to the size of a water bottle.

Mountain biking can take on many forms, from hot laps on the backyard trail to long, winding singletrack through the alpine. Regardless of the riding style you gravitate toward, nearly every trip out requires you to carry water, snacks, tools, and...

Whether you drive a small hatchback or a large SUV, adding a cargo box to your vehicle’s rooftop can go a long way toward improving organization, carrying capacity, and comfort. These boxes come in a range of sizes to accommodate your gear (including...

Backcountry.com is a one-stop shop for all types of outdoor gear, and their Semi-Annual Sale—which runs through Friday, February 28—is a great time to save on top-rated products from some of the best brands in the business. From big-ticket items like...