1. DYNAFIT Ultra Revo Sunglasses
The sporty shades are ultra-lightweight and offer ideal protection and ventilation for hard efforts, like uphill ski touring and snowshoe racing. Grippy temple tips and a rubber nose pad guarantee secure hold without slipping about, even during intense movement. $149.95
The adventure-ready Venture Pouches made by Hiker’s Brew make it easy to bring along what you need for that perfect cup of joe. Each pouch contains enough grounds for two to four cups of coffee. Six varieties are available, including the Mile Marker medium roast and the chocolatey Some Mores. $17.99 per four-pack
Go for comfort and performance when you’re on the move with these tights, featuring low-profile insulation to boost warmth and block wind during chilly outdoor activities. A deep storage pocket on the outer thigh is ideal to stash a phone securely. $120
The Hustle collection is a unisex backcountry line honoring those who work hard and live big in the mountains every single day. Woodcore delivers balanced flex and maneuverability by way of three different flex zones: softer in the tip and tail, medium just above and below the center and stiff in the center. Carbon technology provides lightweight dampness and stability without compromising on playfulness. $799.95
Designed for dynamic alpine conditions — and made with materials saved from waste — this jacket offers weather resistance, breathable warmth and exceptional freedom of movement.$299
6. Ruffwear Powder Hound Jacket
Keep your best furry friend warm and dry during Colorado’s coldest months with this weather-resistant, insulated jacket. This updated version has even more warmth with an insulated belly panel and new sleeve design for more freedom of movement and comfort on the go. $99.95
7. Eddie Bauer Microtherm 1000 Down Hoodie
This jacket holds its own against the cold. It’s stuffed with premium 1000-fill down insulation to keep you toasty when the temps drop. This jacket defends against the elements and still packs into a pocket. Get yourself a new puffy this season! $399
Add extra comfort to nature time with Tarpestry’s outdoor blankets. They are water-repellent and UV-resistant, and you can lay them out for a clean and dry surface when you’re having a picnic or practicing yoga. Also, protect yourself from sun and rain when you hang one up by its corner grommet rings. $154-244
9. Thousand Traveler Magnetic Bike Lights
When it gets dark early and you still want to pedal, these lights come with a rear light, seat post mount and USB-C charging cable. They switch between three modes quickly and easily pop on and off. $35
10. PEARL iZUMi Upcycle Handlebar Bag
Louisville, Colorado-based PEARL iZUMi teamed up with the Looptworks upcycling company to turn excess materials into the pieces in this collection, which includes a ride wallet, seat bag, convertible handlebar bag/hip pack (pictured here), stand-alone hip pack and a duffle bag. $60
It can be convenient to have one shoe for both road and trail runs, especially if you need to pick just one pair when you’re traveling. The Outroad was created for the road runner looking to explore the trails and indulge in discovering new routes and new roads. The midsole foam gives a cushioned underfoot feel, while the “FootShapeFit” allows feet to spread out comfortably for added stability and power. $140
If you haven’t tried a Melin hat yet, don’t wait. The Pace is their first design that is specifically for running, featuring an innovative seven-panel style. The Pace is lightweight and machine washable, so don’t be shy to wear it and sweat in it! $69
Cozy up after you’ve been playing outside with this leisure piece that offers extra length for comfy coverage, a fleece-lined hood for the best next-to-skin feeling and a kangaroo pocket for keeping what you need close. $199
