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Giro · $220
Jackson Mips Helmet
“Protect ya noggin”
Tyler Silvestri
Giro · $220
Terra Mips Helmet - Women's
“Lightweight, dialed, and designed to move with us, the Giro Terra Mips Helmet brings sleek styling and thoughtful performance features to every run. With a streamlined fit and subtle brim, it seamlessly pairs with our goggles for a clean look that works just as well on lift-served groomers as it does on hike-to lines. Beneath its polished silhouette lies a Passive Aggressive Venting System that quietly manages airflow to regulate temperature whether we’re charging downhill, cruising the lift, or bootpacking to a stash. Add in the In Form 2 Fit System for a quick, glove-friendly adjustment and Mips impact protection, and we’ve got a helmet that’s as smart as it is good-looking. Plush Max padding and removable ear pads round out the comfort-driven build.”
Tyler Silvestri
Giro · $60
Moxie Goggles - Women's
“Giro’s Expansion View Technology gives the Moxie a surprisingly wide field of vision, so we can scan terrain, spot our line, and ride with full awareness. The anti-fog coating and injection-molded lens keep things sharp in changing conditions, while double-layer face foam with Plush Max fleece adds next-to-skin softness. Plus, it comes with a bonus low-light lens for those cloudy or stormy days when contrast makes all the difference.”
John Padilla
Giro · $175
Method Goggle
“The Giro Method is the ultimate goggle for sledskiing. It’s bombproof design, well ventilated corners, wide field of vision, abundance of lens options, and affordability make it the perfect goggle for snowmobile-assisted skiing and snowboarding. I ride with 2 sets, one on my full face helmet for sledding, and 1 on my ski helmet plus 2 extra lenses for the ride out in the dark. I’ve taken some heavy slams wearing these goggles and they don’t have a single scratch. They also seem nearly impossible to fog up, I can’t recommend these more!”
John Padilla
Giro · $280
Owen Spherical Helmet
“The Giro Owen Spherical is my favorite helmet of all time. It’s light, breathable, and good looking, and most importantly it is protected by the latest and greatest helmet innovations: MIPS and Spherical Tech. The entire inner liner of the helmet moves during a big slam to transfer energy away from the brain. I have a degree in Neuroscience and this is the helmet I’ve been waiting for someone to make. I remove the ear flaps to make it even lighter and I love the magnetic chin strap for swapping between my full face helmet and ski helmet without removing my gloves on a cold day. The entire Mountain in My Mind cast and crew is wearing the Owen this year and I’ve switched a lot of people over from the Smith Code MIPS and Giro Ledge MIPS”
Joel Pemble
Giro · $25
Giro Men's Trixter Bike Gloves Black
“Excellent gloves for the price!”
Greg McCandless
Giro · $152
Ella Goggles - Women's
“A high quality lens and magnetic lens swap system (not unlike the $400 one from Smith) make this a fully-featured goggle that costs way less than the competitors. A no-brainer!”
Parker Densmore
Giro · $133
Giro Axis Snow Goggles
Parker Densmore
Giro · $330
Grid MIPS Snow Helmet - Unisex|-|Casque Grid MIPS Snow - Unisexe
Connor Appleyard
Giro · $187
Regime Cycling Shoe - Men's
Leo Cocchiara - Beyond The Slopes
Giro · $123
Giro Men's Neo Mips Snow Helmet Black S
