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Ski clothing should keep you warm. Whatever the weather, whether you're waiting for or sitting in the wind on a chairlift. And such clothes must be breathable enough to prevent sweating when skiing.

What the hell is in the backpack?! I often ask myself this when sweating under a weighty backpack on a ski tour. Over time I’ve come to pack lightly, i.e. cutting out the extras, but some things are essential items on your "What to pack in your backpack for a ski tour" list. Let’s check them out.

Do you wear "vibrams" for hiking? The term has been part of outdoor folklore for decades, and has become synonymous with quality footwear.

With an active lifestyle, you never know when an opportunity for adventure will present itself. To ensure you’re always ready, use clothing that is comfortable to wear and wicks sweat away from the body.

Functional clothing is only as high-quality and reliable as its little details. So here are four reasons why it’s better to use zippers that have been to the moon.

When we’re passionate about sports, it often happens that we turn off, focus on the joy of movement, and forget about our surroundings. But we should never underestimate the risk of hypothermia when skiing, cross-country skiing, or ski-touring. Functional clothing with thermoregulating fabric can help.

We add subtle technology to some of our products that we always hope won't be needed. But nature is unpredictable. When buried in an avalanche, a RECCO® reflector can increase your chance of survival.

A membrane is a material or layer of clothing with permeable, windproof and waterproof properties. Dermizax™ EV is a material with a technologically advanced membrane that will comfortably protect you from any bad weather in the mountains.