Kane Jacket/Smythe Bib
We built the Kane Jacket and Smythe Bib for skiers with a backcountry habit. They’re both made from The Perm fabric, by Intuitive, known for its air permeability for high-motion sports (like, you know, climbing a mountain). The fabric lets heat escape your body before you sweat, which prevents troublesome spikes in temperature. This lightweight kit is ultra-waterproof and breathable to keep you dry, durable enough to last season after season, and packable for whatever road trip you have planned this winter.
LAB COAT/COMPOUND BIB
This is the ultimate backcountry skier’s uniform. With the Lab Coat, you get supreme waterproofing and air permeability in a three-layer packable hardshell coat. Storms don’t stand a chance. Pair that with the versatile Compound Bib, which comes equipped with a removable softshell bib top. Keep it on for the convenience and extra coverage of bibs; zip it off if you want the simplicity of pants. Both jacket and pants are made with air permeable Intuitive Perm fabric, which releases heat before you sweat, thus reducing your risk of sweating out, then freezing afterward.
LAB COAT / BAKER PERM BIB
You backcountry ski because you love powder, and you like the feeling of standing on a peak you climbed yourself. Don’t weigh yourself down on the way up there. With the Lab Coat and Baker Perm Bib, you’ll get a streamlined, lightweight, backcountry-ready combo that’s built to handle the demands of fluctuating weather conditions and high-output activities, like all-day touring. Designed with storm-fighting fabric and the utmost in waterproofing and air-permeability, the three-layer hardshell Lab Coat paired with the durable, air-permeable Baker Perm Bib are a winning combination.
Bear Jacket / Compound Bib
It’s cold out and you’re going skiing—obviously. You better dress for the conditions, though. The Bear Jacket is a high-loft insulated piece—stuffed with Primaloft insulation—that’ll keep you warm and dry in stormy, frigid conditions. You could wear it alone if conditions aren't too burly, but it's designed to be something you throw on at the top of a skin track or bootpack before the descent. Pair that with the Compound Bib, a low-profile, versatile bib with a removable softshell bib top and you’ve got a kit that can go from January pow day to spring tour.