Ski gear including ski boots, thermal underwear, a light wool or fleece top, ski socks and ski goggles can keep you warm and ...

As the ski season continues (albeit, cold lately), this gear has kept me going. Dragon Alliance NFX Mag OTG Infrared Lens and ...

We tried and tested 18 ski jackets so you know which ones to take on your next ski trip, and these two emerged as the best ...

With so many ski areas in New England, Bostonians don’t have to travel too far to hit the slopes. Here are some expert tips ...

I wore this Patagonia thermal base layer shirt under a ski jacket in Colorado and it kept me dry and warm on the mountains.

The two hand pockets are huge ... the Snowcrew wouldn’t survive the durability test when I rubbed my ski poles against the fabric, but there were no immediate frays or scratches (which was ...

Whether you’re walking to the subway, running around the park, or taking a selfie on a ski ... a lot warmer. Rubberized grippy palms make it easier to hold onto a smartphone or hiking pole ...

When you’re doing chores outside, cold hands can be uncomfortable and even dangerous. These gloves and mittens will help.

Last of two parts Last week I discussed the many benefits of snowshoeing as an option to get outdoors and enjoy the winter.

There's nothing like a winter hike on a cold, Colorado, blue sky day. Prepare yourself for freezing temps and hit the trail!