Atlas 80
A standout in the realm of all-mountain skis, the Atlas 80 from Renoun combines versatility, stability and responsive feel to handle a wide range of terrain. Built for high-speed stability without sacrificing maneuverability, it transitions easily between broad, fast turns and quick, technical adjustments. At the heart of the design is Renoun’s VibeStop Technology, which dynamically absorbs vibrations across different surfaces and speeds to deliver a smoother ride and improved control. Lightweight yet precise, the Atlas 80 is aimed at skiers who want a single, reliable ski for mixed conditions. $1,099.
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The North Face
The North Face offers ski wear that balances protection, comfort and performance for skiers of all ages. The men’s Snowsquall Jacket uses synthetic Heatseeker Advanced insulation to provide excellent warmth-to-weight while featuring underarm vents and an adjustable, removable hood for on-the-go temperature control. Paired with the Heatseeker-insulated Chakal Pants, constructed from DryVent 2L fabric, the set prioritizes waterproofing and breathability so you stay dry without losing mobility. Together these pieces are designed for dynamic mountain use, delivering reliable weather protection and freedom of movement for long days on varied terrain. Jacket: $449; Pants: $250.
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Belletour Backcountry Splitboard
Designed for riders who venture off established runs, the Belletour Backcountry Splitboard pairs high performance with backcountry capability. Its lightweight yet durable construction supports long touring days and technical ascents while remaining stable and responsive on descents. The splitboard’s design emphasizes reliable uphill efficiency and solid downhill performance, making it well suited to snowboarders who want one tool that handles both climbing and charging backcountry lines. $999.
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Corvus
Now in its fifth iteration, the Corvus remains a flagship model from Black Crows, refined for versatile, all-condition performance. Whether carving soft snow, charging through powder or tackling firm, icy slopes, Corvus delivers a dependable, responsive ride for skiers seeking one ski to do it all. A poplar wood core provides a balanced blend of liveliness and durability, while a progressive flex and Titanal reinforcement enhance precision and power transfer. The result is a ski that combines performance, durability and distinctive style for confident skiing across the mountain. $999.