Dynafit Blacklight 88
Lightest ski
Lightest ski
Best all-around
Best warmth-to-weight
Best for fast-and-light touring
Editors' choice for a fast-transition boot from the 2018 Fall/Winter Gear Guide.
Lightest shell from the Fall/Winter 2018 Gear Guide.
Best insulated layer for touring from the Fall/Winter 2018 Gear Guide.
Best value
Best for touring
Full-featured
Best for touring laps
Fast-and-light pants
Year-round performer
Best traction
They can handle all conditions, top to bottom.
Walking is effortless with these futuristic boots.
Versatile baselayer
Top-notch walking comfort meets all-day warmth in this touring boot.
You can’t find a ski boot with a better balance of climbing and downhill performance at this price.
These skis have the power to handle big mountain lines.
This breathable, lightweight softshell is ideal for big climbs.
Breathable insulation makes these the most versatile winter pants we’ve tested.
Get a lightweight touring binding that won’t prematurely release.
Breathable insulation makes these the most versatile winter pants we've tested.
Safety or weight savings? With the Dynafit Radical ST 2.0 touring binding, you don't have to choose.
Runners who prefer cushioning and protection for long mountain runs will love these trail runners.
If you're an ultralight obsessives or a fastpacker who wants the absolute lightest shell, this softshell is the one for you.
The superlight Denali turns on a dime in tight terrain, yet floats like a champ in champagne powder.
This is the everyman’s Dynafit: It’s both warmer and more affordable than the company’s 2011 Editors’ Choice Award-winning TLT.
There’s no reason not to pack this tiny ear-warmer.
Costs $200 less than any other new binding we tested this year without compromising performance.
A bargain all-terrain binding that doesn't skimp on quality.
A gauzy tee built for heat.
A lightweight ski boot with downhill precision.
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Mountain runner has superior grip.