Adidas Riding Snowboard Pants – $128.99 (Orig: $150.00

These skateboard inspired snowboard pants were pretty high up there with the most common snowpants seen up the mountain – or maybe they’re just so different from the rest of the pants that they always caught our eye. Anyhow, Adidas has made quite a solid foothold in the snowboard industry, and these pants are a good example of why. They’re comfy, they’re stylish and with their 10k waterproofing and breathability, they’ll keep you high and dry.

Check out our in-depth review of the Adidas Riding Pants here.

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Dakine Heli Pro 20L Backpack – $71.99 (Orig: $89.95)

Whether it’s for transporting beer and snacks or your backcountry kit, you’ll need a backpack. The Dakine Heli Pro Backpack works equally well for both while still keeping us looking quite decent while riding around with a backpack. This is a durable yet lightweight backpack, which makes it ideal for hiking, as you can clip your snowboard vertically to the front of the backpack. The Dakine Heli Pro backpack is the kind of “go-to” backpack we all need to have at least one off.

Check out our in-depth review of the Dakine Heli Pro 20L Backpack here. It’s even made it to our Prized Posession series.

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Dakine Impreza Snowboard Gloves – $32.99 (Orig: $54.95)

These light weight functional Dakine gloves are as ideal for slushy spring sessions as ketchup is for chips. The Gore-Tex Active membrane will keep your hands dry ventilated, so that they won’t bathe in sweat after just a few laps in the sun. They also have a 200g fleece liner, which allows you to wear them on colder days as well.

Check out our in-depth review of the Dakine Impreza Snowboard Gloves here.

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K2 Taro Tamai Snowsurfer Snowboard Boots – $389.97 (Orig: $499.95)

The K2 Taro Tamai Snowsurfer Boots are ideal for anyone who loves a bit of a softer flex but still appreciates all the technical features that make for a solid long-lasting boot. These boots make for a comfy ride throughout the day, with a super soft sole that also gives you a better feel for the board. They’ll also keep your toes from freezing with their SpaceHeating system in the liner, which basically allows for your natural body heat to reflect back and stay in the liner.

Check out our in-depth review of the K2 Taro Tamai Snowsurfer Snowboard Boots here.

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Oakley Fall Line Snowboard Goggles – $128.99-$161.99 (Orig: $160.00-$200.00)

These goggles really do provide for great visibility, as you won’t be aware of the frames of the lens unless you really struggle to do so. The lens is cylindrical and also allows for a quick lens change system. Another great benefit with the Oakley Fall Line goggles is that they come with the Prizm lens, which is available in various different colours and literally does make everything much clearer, at least visibility wise.

Check out our in-depth review of the Oakley Fall Line Snowboard Goggles here.

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Rome Gang Plank Snowboard – $309.97 (Orig: $469.99)

This all mountain board is truly as versatile as it gets. It’s flat camber in the middle combined with rocker in the nose and tail makes it an ideal choice for riding anything from rails to piste, without allowing you to catch an edge. The “Freepop Rocker” shape gives you a super versatile feel and response, with the flat part offering stability and the rockered nose and tail providing for a more playful ride than a solid flat board would. Rome Gang Plank is another great snowboard included in the WL100.

Check out our in-depth review of the Rome Gang Plank Snowboard here.

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Salomon Huck Knife Snowboard – $305.97 (Orig: $449.95)

With its responsive camber shape and medium flex the Salomon Huck Knife makes for a solid park board that allows you to hit anything from kickers to rails and side hits. It’s a definite freestyle board, with a true twin shape and the rocker sections at nose and tail helps for pressing any rails around. It’s no surprise this Salomon board made our WL100, so go ahead and have a look at the video review we made for it.

Check out our in-depth review of the Salomon Huck Knife Snowboard here.

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Union Trilogy Women’s Snowboard Bindings – $224.96 (Orig: $249.95)

The Union Trilogy bindings combine comfort and tech like no other women’s bindings out there, so no wonder that they are the bindings a badass lady like Jess Kimura herself rides. Thanks to the overpadded ankle straps, multi-density thermoformed EVA bushings, and Ultragrip toe straps, you could literally wear these bindings to bed and sleep like a baby. The Union Trilogy bindings work in any and all conditions, which makes them a bulletproof choice for any girl out there.

Check out our in-depth review of the Union Trilogy Women’s Snowboard Bindings here. Which we unfortunately haven’t reviewed since 2010/2011, shame on us.

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