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Daniel Curts +1
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Rab · $110
Khroma Tour Windstopper Ski Gloves
“You can't mess around with bad gloves in New England. These have made those really cold days much easier.”
Cage Vigil +1
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Rab · $340
Generator Alpine Jacket
“My favorite big puffy for basecamp, cold belays, taking avalanche obs, etc”
Hunter Macy +1
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Rab · $26
Flux Liner Glove
“Warm. Breathable. Runnable. All around just high quality.”
Gregory Kanter +1
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Rab · $240
Photon Insulated Pants
“This is my workhorse puffy pant for guiding on Rainier. Unlike other puffy pants they are reasonably svelte and still allow freedom of movement without catching crampons.”
Daniel Curts
Rab · $210
Khroma 22L Ski Pack
“The first pack I've ever used thats purpose built. Easy to pop off the waist belt and get into the pack for quicker transitions.”
Benji Wiederkehr
Rab · $140
Trailhead Bivy
“An inexpensive option for a waterproof, breathable, minimal bivy.”
Laurel Walker
Rab · $155
Latok 20L Mountain Pack
“This is hands-down the best on-route pack I've found! It is durable, lightweight, has two front pockets for easy access, and the shoulder straps and front closures fit like a running vest. It stays put!”
Doug Dobkowski
Rab · $495
Men's Mythic Ultra Down Jacket
“At just over a pound this is the lightest and best performing parka I have found. Fits true to size. Compresses down pretty small, too.”
Doug Dobkowski
Rab · $650
Men's Latok GORE-TEX Pro Jacket
“This thing is a fortress! I am usually putting this on to keep the wind out. It is an incredible feeling when the wind is pusing on you with such ferocity, but nothing gets through. I am not an astronaut, but I feel like one up there.”
Doug Dobkowski
Rab · $200
Men's Mythic Down Shorts
“Honestly, I like puffy shorts. If you have these on over your longjohns and under your goretex pants, they add so much warmth. I can also get these on (under my goretex pants) with out taking them or my boots off! This is the best solution to the delema of lower body layers.”
Doug Dobkowski
Rab · $170
Superlite 2-Person Shelter
“Those emergency bivies are pretty worthless. I refer to this contraption as a "Bothy Bag." It's basically an instant tent. They make them in different sizes, but the idea is you open it up and have people sit in it and it creates a micro climate. The thing blocks out the elements and warms up real fast. Imagine being high up on Washington in full conditions and a member of your group goes down. You will want one of these. Sorry for the nightmare fuel.”
Cassidy Higgins
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Fulcrum GTX Glove
“These have become my go to climbing gloves. I always bring multiple gloves on trips, but I find that I use these 90 percent of the time.”
Jarrod Blundy
Rab · $220
Men's Vapour-Rise™ Summit Jacket
“Technically I wear the Mountain Equipment Kinesis, but this is a near match since the Kinesis has been discontinued. It's my go-to winter midlayer as it sheds wind and water quite well, and is both warmer and more breathable than you'd expect. Another every day layer.”
Jarrod Blundy
Rab · $46
Conduit Tights - Men's
“My favorite wicking baselayer bottom. Warm, but not too warm. Comfy. (Wish it had a fly.)”
Joe Kalis
Rab · $400
Men's Khroma Kinetic Waterproof Ski Jacket
“Combination skiing/alpine/ice climbing shell for me. Does each job admirably well and has held up to the mixed abuses of ice climbing tools, variable conditions, and the wet/dry cycles of skiing and alpine ice. On year 3 and still going strong!”
Philip Burnett
Rab · $210
Photon Pant - Men's
“Definitely on the heavier side overall, but what you get for the weight is amazing. Very warm and weather proof.”
Woody Jacobson
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Force Hoody
“Great sun hoody for sunny days at the crag”
Woody Jacobson
Rab · $140
Men's Ascendor Hoody
“Excellent fleece layer that provides a ton of warmth for how lightweight it is”
Woody Jacobson
Rab · $140
Women's Ascendor Hoody
“Excellent fleece layer that adds a lot of warmth for how lightweight it is (women's version)”
Robert Seevers
Rab · $225
Men's Xenair Alpine Light Insulated Jacket
“I've been using this layer extensively for the past few years. I use it on all of my shoulder season climbing outings as a outler layer if it gets chilly and as a mid layer in the winter under a shell or parka. It is lightweight and warm for its weight. I suggest layering with your preferred base layer or fleece.”
Nicholas Metz
Rab · $225
Latok 28 Backpack
“I absolutely love this pack. I use it for pretty much everything, from cragging to big alpine ice routes. It is very comfortable, light, and super durable.I easily wear this bag over 100 days a year.”
Marisa Romeo
Rab · $170
Phantom Waterproof Pants
“These are some of the best lightweight waterproof pants I’ve used. They’ve saved me so many times, whether I’m high up in the mountains dealing with freezing, wet conditions, standing around at a race start, or crewing. They weigh practically nothing, so they’re easy to throw in my pack and forget about until I need them. The waterproofing is excellent, and I really like the drawstring waist, which makes them easy to adjust and keeps them secure over other layers.”
Daniel Ross
Rab · $80
Men's Talus Light Running Shorts (5")
“These are an amazing choice for if you need to keep wearing your shorts public after your run. Runs a little small. I had to size up.”
Greg McCandless
Rab · $276
Kangri GTX Jacket - Men's
“35% a 3-layer high end British Gore Tex shell”
