As a lifetime skier, I can confidently say it isn’t the most affordable hobby. But fortunately, sales do exist (and they can be truly game-changing, depending on what you need!). For example, the Backcountry holiday sale is by far one of my favorites. Skiers and snowboarders alike can snag everything from snowboard bindings to full ski set-ups, for up to 40% off.
You can even find travel essentials, like ski bags and boot bags. Since there’s truly something for every type of snow bunny, check out some sale highlights, below.
Get up to 40% off Ski and Snowboard Gear at the Backcountry Holiday Sale
- Shred: Not only do they provide support on your way down, but the X-plorer Boa Snowboard Boots are easy to put on, too. And with that new BOA technology, you know they’ll keep your ankles comfy all day — $279 (was $399)
- New Set-Up: Looking for a new set-up? Now’s your chance! The Smasher 90 Skis + Look XPRESS bindings + Nordica Cruise 80 Ski Boots are available in a bundle for 40% off, making for a truly fabulous holiday gift — $480 (was $800)
- Looking Fly: You’ve never looked cooler than with Cottonwoods GORE-TEX Shell Bib Pants. They’re marketed as snowboarder pants, but if you’re actually a skier, I promise I won’t tell — $314 (was $449)
- Protect Ya Head: Regardless of your skill level, helmets are crucial for skiers and snowboarders! Smith’s Mission Helmet is lightweight but absorbs impact on the off chance you do take a tumble — $75 (was $115)
- First Board: Get ’em started early! Jones Snowboards’ Prodigy Snowboard + J1 Binding + Head Jr BOA Boot for kids comes with everything little ones will need for their first runs — $400 (was $549)
- Visibility: Even when you’re flying through snow blowers, Smith’s Squad Goggles will keep you on track. With three stylish color options, you’ll look cool, too — $84 (was $120)
- Feeling Frosty: Fat bike, ski, board or run in BlackStrap’s printed balaclava. It’ll protect your face from the elements while you keep on cruisin’. There are a number of unique prints, too, so choose wisely — $30 (was $38)
- Newbie: Nordica’s The Cruise Ski Boots are perfect for all-mountain beginners and intermediates looking to cruise on blues and greens. They’re available in several sizes and they’re 30% off, so this is definitely a deal you won’t want to miss — $210 (was $300)
- High Control: Defiance G1 Snowboard Bindings are adjustable and made to conquer the whole mountain (at a beginner to intermediate pace). Although they’re lightweight, they provide a lot of support and control. So get shreddin’ — $100 (was $150)
- Baselayers: Stay warm in Kari Traa’s Eloise 1/2-Zip Long-Sleeve Baselayer Shirt. The merino wool and Tencel blend is lightweight and moisture-wicking, to keep you comfortable all day — $56 (was $80)
- Planting: While you might not need new poles, Scott’s Decree ski poles are 50% off. Available in a variety of sizes, you might as well take a look… — $38 (was $75)
- Skin Up: Stay safe while you’re touring, with a Backcountry Access’ T4 Rescue Package. It’s complete with everything you need during emergencies, like a shovel, avalanche beacon and more — $416 (was $490)
- Pack It: Backcountry Access’ Stash Pro is complete with 32 liters of extra space. Pack in extra layers, some snacks, extra water… anything you can think of to make your trip easier — $132 (was $220)
- Checked Baggage: Ensure your skis are safe while you travel! The Sportube Wanderer Ski Bag is perfectly padded, to ensure they’re safe with TSA — $65 (was $100)
- Carry-On: With 50 liters of space, Sportube’s Wanderer Boot Bag will keep your boots and winter gear safe on the plane, too. And it’ll (most likely) fit in the overhead bin — $70 (was $100)
