Basics
What You Really Need in Your Backcountry First Aid Kit
You Don’t Need a Fancy Washing Machine to Clean Your Down Garments
Our Gear Editor Loves His Crag Wagon Climbing Pack. Here’s Why.
You’ve Skied and Now You Want to Party. Here’s How to Achieve the Perfect Après.
Finding a Multi-Purpose Bike That Fits Your Needs
Do This Before Your First Ski Tour of the Season
Cold Legs? You Need Puffy Pants.
Nordic Skiing Is the Best Beginner-Friendly Winter Sport
The Essential Camping Gear That Lives in My Car
The Gear That Makes #Dadlife Happen
Save Money and Wax Your Skis at Home
Our Senior Gear Editor Explains How She Stays Warm in Winter
Our Editor’s Shoulder-Season Running Kit
Watch and Learn How to Clean Your Yoga Mat
Trying a “Self Healing” Jacket
When to Retire Your Climbing Gear
Essential Sewing Stitches to Fix Your Gear
How to Care for Your Cast-Iron Pan
Watch How to Re-Waterproof Your Tent
How to Replace Your Tent Pole Cord
You’ve Skied and Now You Want to Party. Here’s How to Achieve the Perfect Après.
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A full day of hot laps or pow runs isn’t the same without a proper après-ski session to follow it up. And no, you don’t have to drink to do après right. But what will take the post-skiing hours to the next level is the gear to keep you comfortable, mobile, and well fed. Here are some of the pieces that live in my trunk during winter so I’m always prepared for an impromptu parking lot après-ski session. Be sure to keep watching for a favorite après recipe and guest appearance from our video producer/chef-in-training.
Kelly recommends:
Full Tilt Après Bootie 1.0 ($70)
Carhartt Sherpa Beanie ($25)
Pit Vipers ($140)
Helinox Sunset Chair ($180)
Eureka SPRK+ Camp Stove ($55)
