1. Picture Expedition Line
Picture’s entire Expedition Line is now made with BIO-SOURCED polyester. The shell fabric, which is derived from sugarcane waste and blended with recycled PET, reduces carbon emissions by 25% while providing the same level of durability and performance as traditional polyester. Purchase for less environmental impact while staying warm and dry on the slopes. Shown here is the women’s Famer Jacket ($330) and Exa Pant ($200).
2. Gnarly Sports Nutrition Hydrate
This everyday hydration solution is formulated to optimally replace the fluid and electrolytes you lose when you sweat, while also keeping you properly hydrated with all of the electrolytes (like sodium and magnesium) and B vitamins you need for active adventures. $25.95 per bag
3. Howler Brothers Talisman Fleece
Take off the chill with this light grid fleece — ideal on its own or as a mid-layer on the colder days of winter. The nylon front yoke helps protect your torso from the elements, and a stash pocket at the lower back keeps essentials safe when you’re on the move. $125
4. Hillsound Trail Crampon Ultra
Clock miles on packed snow this winter by turning your trail running shoes, hiking shoes and insulated boots into snow grips. These trail crampons have 18 stainless steel spikes and a steel toe bail, with an elastomer harness around the foot and optional velcro strap to keep the fit secure. We’ve found these more durable than other brands, and the puncture-proof carry bag makes storing and transporting your spikes safe and convenient. $75
5. Hibear All-Adventure Flask
This “Swiss Army tool of insulated bottles” can be used as an everyday water bottle, but it’s also designed to carry all your favorite beverages — from cold brew to cocktails. Every bottle also supports a local artist, is Climate Neutral Certified and gives 1% for the Planet. $85
6. Ruffwear Dirtbag Seat Cover
Road trips with your best furry friend just got a little more comfortable for everyone. This durable and waterproof cover shields your vehicle’s backseat area, and the convertible design allows you to install the cover as a hammock configuration or just as a traditional cover. The non-slip (and machine-washable) fabric keeps dogs stable during the ride, and access to seatbelts stays available to keep human passengers secure. $79.95
7. Mountain Hardware JMT Pack 35L
Full-day backcountry adventures deserve a versatile and durable pack. This lightweight and water-resistant option from Mountain Hardwear is made from a recycled ripstop nylon. The JMT Pack is available in a women’s specific fit and in a 25-liter size, as well. Add more storage area with the stretch mesh flap that can be stowed away when not in use; plus, stretch mesh side pockets are easy to access while on the trail. $160
8. Spektrum Östra Bio Raw Goggles
Spektrum has taken another big step on their mission to be the most sustainable eyewear brand in the world by introducing this new concept called Östra Bio RAW. In this version, the main ingredients of the Östra frame are presented in undyed, raw versions. Renewable materials make up to 90% of these goggles, and their style also won’t go unnoticed. $250
9. PEARL iZUMi Summit PRO Barrier Jacket
When weather rolls in, this jacket has you covered. It’s light and packable, so you can always have it with you. The stretch-woven fabric means it still breaths while you’re moving and sweating, avoiding wet clammy skin if you’re riding hard in the rain. Pack it down into its own zippered, rear pocket for easy storage, or use the hidden strap that allows it to be secured to your bike. $125
10. Meier Skis Crosscut BC
Designed for backcountry travel, go uphill faster to earn your turns with these touring skis from Colorado-based Meier. The flat-to-rocker profile on these is built to tour more efficiently on the ascent and, then, carve through whatever you encounter on the ski down. $899
11. Scarpa Gea + Maestrale RS
The men’s and women’s versions of these backcountry ski boots from Scarpa both use the Evo V Frame cuff, which now utilizes Grilamid Bio — a planet friendly, renewable resource. The cuff increases torsional rigidity while also providing a 60-degree range of motion for long efficient strides. $800
12. Danner Free Spirit
This urban hiker with a 100% waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX liner is reimagined from Danner’s original 1988 Free Spirit boot. Wear it on downtown pavement during the week and hit the trails with it on the weekend. Wherever you roam, Free Spirit offers stylish protection from the elements. $200
13. Athletic Brewing N/A Beer
Quench your thirst post-adventure with a beer that’s not boozy. Athletic Brewing has a number of options, and we’ve loved the Run Wild: a sessionable IPA with a nice balance of hops and malt. At only 70 calories, you’ll still feel nice and light after one of these tasty brews. $12.99 per six-pack
