Positioned as a mid-travel trail bike with plenty of appetite for technical terrain, the Ibis Ripmo SLX Mountain Bike is the uncompromising bike of choice for those of us who like to get up to get down. Its 147-millimeters of DW-Link travel with a progressive...
The Ibis Ripmo XT is a no-compromise trail machine for everything from high-alpine climbs to epic technical descents. 147mm of rear travel might make it seem like the Ripmo sits solidly in the category of grind-to-the-top enduro bikes, but the DW-Link...
When you need a glove that will take you from groomers with the kids to backcountry powder days, look no further than the Hestra All Mountain CZone Glove. Warm and versatile, this glove is equipped with a CZone membrane, effectively blocking wind and...
When it comes to ice climbing in the alpine, the lighter the better, and we're hard-pressed to find a big pack lighter than Hyperlite Mountain Gear's 3400 Ice Backpack. This pack's 55L capacity has enough room for climbing big lines and spending weekends...
With its snappy handling and ultra-capable ride feel, the Ibis Ripley solidly maintains its spot in our lineup of favorite short-travel 29ers, and this version got some upgrades that have us pretty stoked. 120mm of DW-Link rear travel supported by Fox...
The biggest difference between Hyperlite Mountain Gear's 4400 Ice Backpack and traditional expedition packs is the lighter weight, and that makes all the difference. At just over two pounds, the Ice pack holds enough gear for ski touring Alaska's Hayes...
The Mountain Hardwear Rook 30 Degree Down Sleeping Bag provides all that lofty warmth you love, in a lightweight package that's ready for late spring or early fall outings. Cut with efficient mummy shaping and filled with down insulation, this bag packs...
When temps are icy and the route is demanding, we layer up with Mountain Hardwear's AirMesh 1/2-Zip Top. The hollow mesh fibers wick away sweat and dry off quick to keep us from getting overheated or overchilled, while the buttery soft-brushed backing...
Mountain Hardwear's Camp 4 Medium 65L Duffel Bag is the mid-sized duffel in their Camp 4 collection. This size is great for weekend getaways and trips when you don't need to haul quite so much gear. Durable 420D nylon will hold up when you toss this bag...
Built with input from professional athletes for optimal performance, the Viv GORE-TEX Pro Jacket keeps us cool on demanding ascents and warm on well-deserved descents. Seeping moisture and wind don't stand a chance with sealed seams and unmatched GORE-TEX...
The short version of the ever-popular AP Pant, the Mountain Hardwear AP Shorts are ready to join in on your backpacking, hiking, and climbing adventures. Whether traversing or ascending, these shorts have a full gusset construction to ensure you can move...
From walking the dog to commuting to the gym, the Mountain Hardwear Weather Down Parka helps us navigate daily outings around town with premium warmth and protection. It boasts a fully taped, waterproof construction to keep the elements at bay, and is...
The Absolute Zero Pant has been carefully designed by guides and mountain athletes to protect expeditionists from the worst possible conditions we may encounter at our destination. The 800-fill goose down insulation and welded baffle construction retains...
From fall and winter camping to alpine trekking, the Mountain Equipment Earthrise Down Jacket has us covered in cold conditions. Featuring a completely recycled construction, the Earthrise Down Jacket deploys a recycled nylon exterior that is complete...
Made with a polyester stretch blend, the Arrow Jacket from Mountain Equipment mixes lightweight insulation with mobility to keep us climbing and trekking freely. The fleece-like inner face fabric traps small pockets of air to maintain our core temperature...
If we had to describe the Chockstone Pant in three words, we would choose functional, comfortable, and stylish. Whether we're walking the dog around the park or in the backcountry, we opt to wear this pant because of its many pockets and lightweight material.
When we bundle up for snowy pow days we trust the Mountain Hardwear Firefall 2 Jacket. Thanks to its burly face fabric and waterproof construction, the outer shell repels the elements and harsh, icy winds. Placing strategic 70D nylon paneling in areas...
Now lighter and packable, the Mt. Eyak/2 leaves town with us as we venture beyond cell service. When the chill rolls in with the setting sun, this toasty jacket unfolds from its own pocket to shield us from the nipping air. The streamlined baffles and...
We pull on the Mountain Hardwear Firefall Bib Pant in the morning for all day comfort and protection during the deepest powder days of the season. We rely on the Thermal. Q insulation and taped seams to keep us warm and dry, even when we're riding in...
Before setting up our home at base camp, we lay down the Mountain Hardwear Stronghold Footprint to shield our tent floor from the wet, jagged terrain. The corner clips attach quickly to our tent, while the impermeable construction stops melting ice and...
The MHW Logo 6-Panel hat not only carries a classic look, but also boasts a completely recycled build--from the visor to the snapback to the threads.
When we know our adventure is going to start before the sun rises and end after it sets we trust the Mountain Hardwear JMT 35L Backpack. This pack centers the load on our back while offering ample room for all the gear we need to hike, climb, or camp.
Your tent protects you from wet, soggy, and rough ground, so return the favor with the Mountain Hardwear Trango 4 Footprint. This lightweight ground cloth secures with its corner pole grommets and works with the tent's poles and rain fly to make a stripped-down...
Gear up with the Mountain Hardwear Exposure 2 GTX PRO Bib Pant to tackle the next ski touring or mountaineering objective while staying protected from the harshest elements. GORE-TEX PRO fabric provides the ultimate waterproofing and durability for the...
