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Cold? Hot? Wet? With the advent of new softshell and hardshell fabrics—as well as high-tech insulation—backcountry skiers are able to regulate their body temperature and stay comfortable longer, in harsher conditions, than ever before. From backcountry specific hardshell jackets and softshell pants, to mid and heavy down jackets. We’ve come a long way since the days of the Shackleton crew wrapping themselves in slimy seal skins. Take a look at our Clothing reviews to get an idea of what you may or may not need on your next adventure. Backcountry jackets, pants, gloves, etc…it’s all in here. Your input is key so tell us what you think in the Forums.
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HARD SHELLS
Arcteryx / Peak Performance / Outdoor Research / The North Face / Mammut / Mountain Hardwear / Westcomb / Patagonia / Stoic / Haglofs / Montane / First Ascent / Rab
SOFT SHELLS
Marmot / Mont-Bell / Haglofs / Ibex / Sierra Designs / Patagonia / Sherpa Adventure Gear / Rab
INSULATION
Sherpa Adventure Gear / Rab / Mountain Hardwear / Dynafit / Westcomb / First Ascent / The North Face / Mont-Bell / Outdoor Research / Patagonia / Down / Primaloft
GLOVES
Mountain Hardwear / Arcteryx / Hestra / Outdoor Research / Black Diamond / Gore-Tex / Thinsulate / Primaloft
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