Winter is winding down, which means spring break is just about here! If you’re planning a ski trip over spring break, now is the time to stock up on much-needed gear. Spring skiing offers a perfect ...

Skiing doesn’t need to end when winters over! Here’s a comprehensive guide to keep your gear in fighting shape for spring skiing, in the resort and in the backcountry. The depths of winter are all ...

Whether you’re at a ski area or out-of-bounds, you’ll need to be protected from the elements. From sunshine to bitter wind ...

Here are the ones that passed our standards for the slopes. Investing in a ski jacket is no small feat (nor a small price tag), so we take testing ski gear seriously at Travel + Leisure. We pride ...

As ski season cranks into full gear (though I keep waiting for more snow,) here’s a handful of standout clothing to keep you warm and comfortable. Obermeyer Oberreute Jacket and Pants This season, ...

As anyone who has spent much time backcountry touring knows, going up and coming down are two very different things. Uphilling tends to require patience and rhythm, whereas descending is more often ...

As with other pieces of ski gear, your jacket will dictate how much time you can spend on the mountain. Plus, everyone is different: Some backcountry skiers want a breathable, lightweight jacket for ...

Not only do high-quality ski jackets look good, they are also designed to keep you dry, comfortable and warm on the slopes. Some of the best models are waterproof, breathable and windproof. The Burton ...

Skiing abrasive spring snow will remove wax very quickly from your skis, so expect to have to re-wax your bases every few days in the spring. Finally, sharp edges are especially nice in the spring, ...