Snowboard Clothing

A no nonsense shell pant for riders who layer underneath and want a pant that simply works lap after lap. The 10K infiDRY shell handles typical Mt....

A stretchy 3-layer shell built for women who earn their turns and still ride the lift. Pertex Shield fabric moves with you on the skin track and ho...

The mitt version of the Linear line, for anyone who wants GORE-TEX warmth under a jacket cuff without extra features to fuss with. Light Fill insul...

A full-zip fleece that vents as well as it insulates. The hollow-core zigzag knit is the point: it holds warmth in the loft and moves air through t...

A no-frills glove for riders who already own a shell jacket with its own cuff: GORE-TEX waterproofing, a DuraGrain synthetic leather palm, and noth...

The classic Snap-T pullover in a lighter weight Synchilla fleece. The double sided recycled fleece is warm without bulk and resists pilling, the fo...

A light, packable synthetic hoody that stays warm when it gets wet, which is exactly what a Northwest insulating layer needs to do. PrimaLoft Gold ...

The jacket that ends up in every pack because it disappears into one. Sixty grams of PrimaLoft Gold keeps working when it is damp, which is the who...

The simplest way into R1 Air. Quarter-zip, one chest pocket, nothing else to think about. The hollow-core zigzag knit wicks moisture and dries fast...

A Snap-T built for the walk to the car rather than the alpine. Regenerative Organic Certified cotton jersey inside and out, quilted over 40 grams o...

R1 Air with a hood and a full zip, which makes it the layer you can actually manage mid-effort. The hollow-core zigzag knit wicks and dries fast, t...

The midlayer for people who run warm on the way up. Hollow-core yarns in a zigzag knit trap air where you want warmth and vent where you do not, so...

A midweight crew that adapts to any kind of cold, from a long day at Timberline to a winter hike in the Coast Range. LIFA fibers against the skin p...

A midweight base layer bottom for cold days outside, from long resort days to winter hikes and frosty trailheads. The LIFA layer next to skin moves...

The hooded version of the synthetic puffy that lives in half the packs in Portland. PrimaLoft Gold Eco insulation keeps its warmth when the air tur...

Forest Bailey's lo-fi jacket, built to look like nothing special and function like a real shell: infiDRY 20K waterproofing, fully taped seams, and ...

The bib is the part that makes a long day work: no gap at the waist under a pack belt, and a drop seat so nothing has to come off when you stop. Th...

Bibs solve the problem pants have on a tour, which is snow finding your back every time you sit down in it. The drop seat and two-way side zips mea...

Uninsulated snow pants, which is the versatile choice: warm enough over a baselayer in January, survivable in April slush when insulated pants have...

Insulated pants for people who get cold on the chairlift, which in the Cascades is most of us by February. Sixty grams of Thermogreen behind a two-...

249 grams, and it breathes hard enough to stay on through a climb. Twenty grams of FullRange is the lightest insulation Patagonia builds, which mak...

The down jacket you stop babying. Its shell is Ultra-PE ripstop, a cut-resistant fibre, so it handles the abrasion that puts holes in ordinary down...

Down usually asks you to be careful with it. This one does not: the shell is Ultra-PE ripstop, which is the same family of fibre used in cut-resist...