Arva has come up with a nice, compact beacon, avalanche safety in a package that fits in nearly any pocket, check this review.

The Black Diamond Recon BT avalanche beacon offers upgrades like Bluetooth and a new on/search/send switch, but keeps mainstays of previous generations.

The Skorpius CR joins a pool of lightweight boots designed to fulfill the general ski tourer’s ambitions as well as the entry-level skimo racer’s.

Whether it’s snowing in zero degrees or blasting sun in the 90s, in the middle of the night or the height of the day, the Julbo Aerospeed glasses perform.

Snappy, fun and incredibly versitle, the light yet stable Cassiar 95 Tour1 could be the ideal lady ski tourer’s quiver of one.

With increased stiffness and binding compatibility, the Hoji Free fills a cross-over slot that many skiers charging harder than I have been clamoring for.

The Backland 85s aren’t the lightest or the burliest, but over a winter season their perfect level of functionality made them my most reached-for ski, even on the Coor’s Face of Wilson Peak.

When you want a durable shell for ski touring and lift-days, reach for OR’s Skyward II Jacket.

A nod to the Ramer Echo Avalanche Transceiver, a 1980s ski touring gem of a transceiver that’s lightweight with long battery life.

The DPS Wailer 100 Tour ski showcases carbon ski innovation of the future, but is the $1500 price tag a justifiable cost to crack the quiver of one code? We take a First Look.