Wet gear get outta here. This forced air boot and garment dryer can eat up even the soppiest of equipment, having you dry and back at it in no time. It’s surprisingly quiet, comes with helpful extension tubes and can even be used to heat yourself if in a bind.

This hidden flask comes with two pop-out shot cups, an SOS button, and a built-in flashlight. Now this is what you call a cool gadget.

Help your favorite skier dress up his favorite après-ski beverage with this totally retro fleece to keep it insulated.

Mountain fun is a guaranteed calorie burner and sweat spiller. Reclaim that energy with this tasty pack of electrolyte mixes. Just add water, consume and feel your body recharge.

Patagonia makes some of the best snow sports gear on the planet. When you get a good jacket like this, you get a garment for life. With full-range insulation, a powder skirt and reflective details, it’s built for shredding.

A day on the slopes is not complete without a tasty beverage to wrap up the powder-filled fun. This inflatable shotski is great for communal imbibing with your fellow snow-chasers. It comes with four shot glasses that you can fill with whatever beverage you desire.

Zippo’s Heabank 9S hand warmers are great for stashing in your jacket pockets for those moments when you need a little extra heat. Plus, they double as backup battery packs for topping up smartphones and cameras too.

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Goggles are great but not the best when you’re not bombing down the mountain. For glare-protection the rest of the outing, go with these sleek aviators. They come with snowy frames, are lightweight and inspired by the fashionable ski glasses of the 70s and 80s.

Sometimes you need a little bit extra from your ski gloves. Heat can do the trick, as this pair strongly suggests. They recharge, have sophisticated finger tips that allow you to use your device and offer all the heat you need to keep circulation where it should be.

Nothing says difficult like a double black diamond course. This cheeky shirt is a great gift for the “difficult” skier in your family or friend group. Perfect for white elephant gift exchanges.

A clever mount, this one uses magnets to secure your equipment while you get ready. There’s waterproof backing to protect your car paint and even if you don’t ski, you can use them to hold on to fishing rods or paddles.

Skiing can beat up on the skin, especially the few places that are exposed (namely, your face). Nourish, protect and rejuvenate with this vitamin C serum. It’ll keep you glowing even in the dead of winter.

Skiing without skis is impossible. Shoot for the stars with this new drop from Atomic. They float amazingly, provide great edge hold and handle like a champ. Best, they’re incredibly responsive, working with and for your slope style.

Here’s a great gift for the skier who likes to carve his own path. It’ll clear trails in the snow and even bail out cars when conditions get rough. Packable, it’s a great tool to have on end anywhere an avalanche might be possible.

Here’s something to stare at when you can’t get to the mountain. A classic print, it’ll look great in the living room or man cave and inject some of that lodge feel. All you need is a fireplace and some cocoa.

Blessed beanies, the much-needed head warmers we crave after a day on the lifts. This one from North Face is a classic, with a wintry design and a multi-colored pom as the cherry on the thawing cake.

Keep those skis in good shape, whether you’re off to your local resort or traveling in the name of the sport. This roller bag comes with a divider, plenty of padding and extra space for additional gear. Bonus points for the s-shaped zipper that allows for extremely easy access.

Elements beware, these pants are not messing around. They laugh in the face of wetness and wind and are extremely comfortable, stretching every which way. The zippered bottoms — lined with fleece — keep you cozy all day long.

Slip into heaven with these standout moccasins, whether it’s back to the lodge for a warm-up or back to the car for a trek home. Being a Teva product, they’re plenty rugged, with a mighty outsold and a webbing loop for easy clipping to your bag or backpack.

Baselayers are important. After all, it’s the closest garment to your body during a long day of play in the snow. Go for the best with this long sleeve release from Adidas. The merino fabric is soft and the crewneck fit is ideal.