Salt Lake City-based Wildhorn Outfitters, a relatively new outdoor gear brand, introduced the new Pipeline snow goggles in 2020, and the sleek, modern design with a huge field of view is an instant winner on the slopes.

The Pipeline snow goggles feature easy magnetic lens changeout with 100% UV protection, and the frame is rigid on the outer edge and softer against the face. The custom vent design helps reduce fogging.

Wildhorn will also soon be launching a range of additional lenses that allow you to get the best visibility results in any light conditions. You can pay more for a pair of goggles for sure, but you won’t find a better quality pair for the price.

MSRP: $89.99. Wildhornoutfitters.com

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Clutch is also a highly durable material shown to be four-to-six times more abrasion-resistant than leather and highly-breathable to boot.

Gordini sells gloves and mitts made of Clutch, but I chose the Gauntlet Mitt with Primaloft insulation that comes with fingermitt construction to maximize warmth on colder days in the backcountry when my fingers tend to go numb too easily. I got to give them a whirl on a very-early season fall ski tour in unseasonably frigid temps and was stoked to still feel my fingers at the summit.

MSRP: $80.99. Gordini.com

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