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The North Face · $170
Men’s Altamesa 500 V2 Shoes
“My high cushion daily trainer. These just eat miles, keep my feet and joints happy with high volume weeks. Incredibly light and snappy for how stable and protective a platform as it is.”
Leah @Nomad.ishhh +1
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The North Face · $65
The North Face Borealis Sling Bag
“Was gifted this from a friend and it's now my go to everyday bag for running errands or short walks/hikes. I love the front strap pocket to hold my phone for easy access! ”
Clara Maynard +1
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The North Face · $130
Summit Series Verto 27 Backpack
“My favorite pack for in-a-day summer or winter alpine missions where I’m not leaving a pack at the base of the route. I find this pack fits my small torso better than any other pack in this size range. I don’t get helmet knocking when I look up and it doesn’t hang low and interfere with gear on my harness.”
Klaire Rhodes +1
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The North Face · $230
The North Face Summit Series VECTIV Sky 2 Trail-Running Shoes White 7 Mens/8.5 Womens
“The best in technical, short distance racing shoes. I've worn this for both of my Mt Marathon wins. Lightweight, nimble, and grippy.”
Tracen Knopp +1
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The North Face · $85
Men’s Summit Series High Trail Short-Sleeve
“Lightweight and breathable for hot weather!”
Tracen Knopp +1
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The North Face · $80
Men’s Summit Series Pacesetter 5'' Shorts
“Light, fast, plenty of gel storage options.”
Shelby Farrell +1
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The North Face · $180
The North Face Women's Hydrenalite A-Line Down Vest Black S
“Love the crop on this vest.”
John Bruno
The North Face · $190
Men’s Offtrail Ultra Shoes
“light, stable, grippy, drainable, good toe bumper and a gaiter are sweet”
Brian Whitfield
The North Face · $170
Summit 5L Run Vest
“White colored vest with 4 large front pockets and easy access to the back with great carrying capacity!”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $240
Freedom Insulated Jacket - Women's
“With the Freedom Insulated Jacket, we’re ready for windy lifts, deep powder, and bootpack missions alike. The DryVent membrane shakes off slush and snow, staying reliably waterproof through winter storms and surprise rain. Heatseeker Eco insulation—crafted from recycled fibers—wraps in toasty warmth that breathes through long, active runs. Details like a helmet-compatible hood, mesh venting, and a snap-down powder skirt keep everything dialed from first tracks to après. Regular fit layers up for icy mornings or carves down solo when spring sun comes out.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $270
Dragline Jacket - Women's
“Pull on the Dragline Jacket when the forecast is stacked with snow and the plan is bell-to-bell laps. Built by The North Face with sustainability at its core, this ski shell delivers serious weather protection while pushing forward a more circular approach to outerwear. It feels right at home on storm days, midwinter cold snaps, and long chairlift rides when conditions demand reliable coverage. The DryVent Mono 3-layer shell keeps moisture out with fully sealed seams, while remaining breathable enough for high-output runs. A helmet-compatible hood, underarm vents, and an integrated powder skirt keep us comfortable and sealed in when the snow is flying. Thoughtful pocket placement handles everything from snacks to passes, making the Dragline Jacket a dependable, future-forward shell for committed ski and snowboard days.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $300
Freedom Insulated Bib Pant - Women's
“The high bib design seals out powder, while fully sealed seams and StretchVent gaiters lock in comfort from first chair to last lap. Thigh vents and the Chimney Venting system help regulate temperature when we’re on the move, and multiple zippered pockets keep essentials secure and within reach. With a durable build and sustainable materials, these bibs bring comfort, warmth, and classic mountain performance to every snow day.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $255
Ceptor Bib Pant - Women's
“The 3-layer, seam-sealed construction stops snow from soaking through, while the full-coverage bib and gripper elastic gaiters bar the fluff from breaking in another way. Equipped with adjustable suspenders, an integrated belt, and plenty of pockets, this bib lets us cinch in our desired fit and keep our beacon and snacks within reach.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $175
Lenado Pant - Women's
“From early morning lift rides to late-afternoon powder laps, the Lenado Pant keeps us moving comfortably through every moment on the mountain. Designed with The North Face's DryVent 2L waterproof shell and lightweight, recycled Heatseeker Advanced insulation, this pant delivers reliable protection without the bulk. The slim fit is tailored to layer cleanly over ski boots and flexes with us thanks to strategically placed stretch panels at the seat and knees. We love the comfort-focused features like the knit-backed waistband, articulated knees for better mobility, and a full suite of snow-specific details.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $150
Yumiori Off Peak Full-Zip Jacket - Women's
“Warmth, comfort, and sustainability come together in The North Face Yumiori Off Peak Full-Zip Jacket. Crafted from 100% recycled high-pile fleece, it’s part of TNF’s Circular Design collection—built with responsibly sourced materials and designed to be recycled at the end of its life. Whether we’re belaying at the base or grabbing coffee in town, the plush fleece feel keeps us cozy in cool conditions without adding weight or bulk. Thoughtful details like reinforced stretch binding at the cuffs and hem enhance durability and fit, while zippered hand pockets and a secure chest pocket give us quick storage for the essentials. Finished with subtle embroidered logos and a clean silhouette, the Yumiori is an easy-wear piece with lasting impact.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $225
The North Face Men's Dragline Jacket Black XL
“Destined to be your powder day mainstay, the men's The North Face Dragline jacket has waterproof/breathable DryVent™ Mono 3-layer construction, plenty of pockets and a helmet-compatible hood.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $230
The North Face Men's Hydrenalite Down Jacket Gray XL
“With a city-ready design and expedition-tested features like 600-fill-power down baffles, the men's The North Face Hydrenalite down jacket delivers winter warmth you can count on.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $70
FD Pro 160 Tight - Men's
“Designed with a second-skin fit and feel, the FD Pro 160 Tight keeps us comfortable whether we're at the gym or on the trail. FlashDry technology pulls moisture from the skin's surface and dries the fabric as quickly as possible, helping us keep our cool even when we break a sweat.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $70
FD Pro 160 Crew - Men's
“From powder turns to early morning runs, The North Face FD Pro 160 Crew helps regulate our core temp. The performance material wicks away moisture and dries off quick, so we don't get overheated or overchilled, while the raglan sleeves and underarm gussets give us full range of motion.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $220
ThermoBall Jacket - Men's
“Whether we’re heading into the hills or commuting across town, the ThermoBall Jacket keeps us warm and ready without weighing us down. Built with 100% post-consumer recycled THERMOBALL™ insulation, it mimics the structure of down to trap heat efficiently—without losing performance in wet conditions. That means we can count on it during shoulder-season hikes, damp morning starts, and light drizzles. The WINDWALL™ recycled polyester shell and lining provide wind resistance and breathability, while a non-PFC DWR finish adds light weather protection. Thoughtful details like secure zip hand pockets, an internal draft flap behind the front zip, and an adjustable hem round out this daily workhorse. As part of The North Face’s Circular Design initiative, it’s made with recycled materials and built to be recycled again, giving the jacket a second life long after ours.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $200
Canyonlands Hybrid Jacket - Men's
“The North Face Canyonlands Hybrid Jacket is built for moving through cool-weather conditions without sacrificing warmth or mobility. Whether we’re tackling a crisp morning hike or navigating shoulder-season errands, this slim-fit layer keeps our core insulated while allowing unrestricted movement through the arms and sides. Heatseeker™ Eco synthetic insulation—made with recycled hollow-core fibers—traps warmth in the body and collar while maintaining compressibility and performance in wet conditions. Stretch-fleece side panels and underarms enhance breathability and freedom of movement, making this jacket equally suited for high-output adventures and everyday wear. A non-PFC DWR finish sheds light moisture, and the elastic-bound cuffs, reverse-coil zippers, and secure hand pockets round out its all-season utility.”
Tyler Silvestri
The North Face · $51
Glacier Fleece Pullover - Men's
“When cool weather calls, the The North Face Glacier Fleece Pullover delivers lightweight warmth and eco-conscious design. Made from 100% recycled polyester, this fleece offers soft, cozy comfort while reducing environmental impact. The half-zip design allows for easy ventilation and quick temperature adjustments, while concealed zippered hand pockets keep our essentials secure and hands warm. Reinforced binding on the collar, cuffs, and hem adds durability and ensures a snug fit, keeping the chill out on brisk hikes or early morning coffee runs. Thoughtfully built with a Circular Design, this pullover can be recycled at the end of its life, continuing its journey long after ours.”
Thomas Harari
The North Face · $69
ThermoBall Eco Traction Bootie - Men's
“Great slippers for around the house! Some people wear them to the ski resort as well - I am a little worried about getting them super muddy and prefer boots for that”
Christian Brooks
The North Face · $75
The North Face Men's ThermoBall Traction Booties Gray 9
“Camp shoes/glassing booties. Put on a pair of mountaineering socks + these booties and you'll be able to stay in the field longer.”
