GIRLS GEAR: Clothing and equipment for the ladies
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Concourse Double
Hands-down the best ski bag on the market, the DaKine Concourse Double engulfs two pairs of skis in a fully padded compartment for unmatched protection. And because most of us aren't wheeling from heated driveways to granite floors, the Concourse features a burly end-carry handle and 4-inch, aggressively treaded urethane wheels. With padded compartments and protective cushioning, your most precious pieces of equipment will arrive unscathed. Split-level design, zippered interior pockets and a padded pole compartment will keep you easily organized.
MSRP: $140
dakine.com
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You say pullover, I say lifesaver. An essential piece from Patagonia’s popular Regulator series, the R.5 insulates, dries in a snap, stretches and feels comfortable next-to-skin or layered. An offset front zip stands testament to this piece’s thoughtful construction. Buy it for the winter, but chances are you’ll wear it just as much on your bike and on belay.
MSRP: $79
patagonia.com
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There’s no point in wearing techy base layers when you’re sporting cotton panties. Comfortably stretchy, stylishly low-rise and extremely fast-wicking, Patagonia’s Hipsters are breathable, lightweight lingerie.
MSRP: $18
patagonia.com
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Anthem Regulator
The Anthem’s flattering small fit makes it an obvious choice for girls. Part of Smith’s Spherical line, these high-performance goggles feature patented adjustable lens ventilation and Vaporator technology. Translation: you’ll be able to see when it counts. A self-adjusting Split “V” nose and dual density foam provide extra comfort. Of course these shades are stylish to boot. Try the White Purple Woodcut.
MSRP: $100 (w/ mirror lens)
Smithsports.com