The supple,sophisticated quality of your favorite blinged-out accessory gets a complete makeover. Still rocking fashion front row,center, the Women’s B by Burton Notori Snowboard Bindings are back with a totally re-designed baseplate, engineered with True Fit for next-level fit,feel. A NEW canted Living Hinge hi-back delivers hyped-up response,control while the NEW Ultra Capstrap cozies up your boots with superior fit,feel. It’s all iced with Burton’s most premium performance for a ride that’s buttery smooth, yet flagrantly out of control.
“The Down Triclimate Jacket is a heavy-duty, three-in-one jacket for ever-changing weather conditions.”
Clean or dirty. Wet or Dry. One side has a breathable mesh top,the other top’s made of spill proof mesh,a spill proof mesh liner to keep the two separate. We like to think of this as the double duty cube.
The Fire Road excels on roads,smooth trails as a lightweight, running shoe that encourages fast leg turnover.
Roll in style with the Dakine Overhead Roller Luggage. With unique patterns, split level entry for easy access,smoothly rolling wheels, you will cruise through the airport terminal in style. And don’t worry about standing in those long baggage check lines, the Overhead will fill in the overhead compartment on almost all airlines.
A mid-weight insulator of heroic proportions, the Arc’teryx Men’s Hercules Jacket features high loft shaggy fleece on the inside to capture body heat. Paired with a waterproof, breathable shell it offers warmth for the coldest ski days. The exterior is smooth,exceptionally air permeable, making the Hercules Jacket an ideal layering piece. Shells slide on easy over it,the breathability makes it an excellent choice for climbing peaks or skinning to the top of untouched powder bowls. To further protect from the elements a laminated hem drawcord keeps spindrift from blowing in,no-lift gusseted underarms keep the bottom of the jacket in place so your midriff doesn’t get a shocking blast of cold air.
For quick trips, when checking baggage is more of a hassle than its worth, the Osprey Vector 22 Wheeled Travel luggage is the ideal solution. It meets maximum carry-on size restrictions, yet offers features typically found on much larger wheeled suitcases. A variety of sleeves,pockets make organization,access easy,,the combination of the high clearance High Road Chassis,oversized polyurethane wheels make hurried walks through rental car lots,airport concourses much smoother. For greater capacity be sure to check out the Osprey Vector 28 Wheeled Travel Luggage.
When skiers,snowboarders lovingly refer to their “Sorels” it’s almost a sure thing that they are talking about their Sorel Caribou snow boots. That’s because this popular,proven snow boot remains a winter cornerstone throughout decades of tough use–and the originals still keep a steady footing around day lodges,chalets. Beneath the waterproof nubuck upper,soft acrylic/wool snow cuff on the Sorel Caribou is a removable 9-mm. ThermoPlus felt inner boot that’s rated to -40
Protect the floor of your Solo 12 tent from The North Face with this durable Solo 12 Footprint. It’s made from a highly durable,waterproof 70-denier 190T nylon material that’s coated with a 2,000-mm. polyurethane finish. The compact,lightweight profile slips easily into a side pocket of your pack, or you can fold the footprint down,stick it in the stuff sack for your Solo 12 tent. It’s also a great addition for fly-only pitching.
High-density ABS shell for durability,,foam lining for multiple-impact protection. Removable compression-molded pads allow for a customized fit. Attachable, low-profile perforated ear pads give extra protection,warmth without impeding hearing. Certified to EN 1385 CE helmet standards.
You won’t have any trouble packing for your next overnight getaway in the Roxy Outta Time Canvas Duffle. Made from printed cotton canvas, the Outta Time is perfect for a big day on the down, a trip to the gym, or a weekend getaway.
It’s the smallest of the Cube family. But just because it’s petite, don’t limit its uses. It will work wonders on those smaller organizational conundrums.






