No two trips are the same, and your luggage shouldn’t be, either. Here are our top picks for what to bringÌýif you’re spending a weekend, a few weeks, or months on the road.

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Essentials for Rugged Travelers

Uncharted Supply Triage KitÌý($50)

Designed with input from more than 100 professional adventurers, makes preparedness super portable. It hasÌýeverything you need, including bandages, an emergency blanket, duct tape, and essential medications, all weighing in at less than four ounces.

Pelican 1535 Air Travel Case ($319)

Made to withstand underwater submersion, abuse from baggage handlers, and temperatures from 160 to minus 60, blends legendary durability with modern conveniences. This carry-on is crafted with the same lightweight material and watertight O-ring gaskets as the brand’s classic cases, but with new features like quiet-rolling stainless-steel wheels, mesh organizational pockets, and packing cubes.

LifeStraw Go Water-Filter Bottle ($40)

This allows you to sip from virtually any stream or spigot, with a two-stage filter that removes bacteria, parasites, and microplastics, while reducing chlorine and other chemicals. Unlike iodine tabs or other purifiers, it’s built to last through numerous uses: the filter is good for 1,000 gallons or up to five years.

The Weekender

Necessities for a Quick Getaway

Boundary Arris Pack ($290)

genius is in the ultralight molded back panels, which have cushy pads and shoulder straps that conform to men and women from five foot four to six foot two. Its 34-liter capacity lets you haul everything you need for a weekend, with organizational features like a removable shoe bag and add-ons including a laptop sleeve and tech pouch.

Duer Weightless Jeans ($129)

Weighing less than half what the average pair of jeans do, are made from an antimicrobial, moisture-wicking, temperature-­controlling fabric.

Nikon Z 50 Camera ($860)

This combines pro-level features (time-lapse, slow-motion, advanced auto mode) with a flip-down touchscreen for selfies. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity let you post straight to your feed.

The Long Hauler

Tough Gear for Extended Expeditions

Patagonia Black Hole Wheeled Duffel BagÌý100L ($350)

A beloved bag gets greener: the is now made with 100 percent recycled polyester ripstop and nylon webbing. It combines the functionality of a suitcase and the durability of a duffel, with structured sides and interior pockets for ample gear hauling, a flat-bottom design that enables it to stand, and sturdy, oversize wheels.

Unbound MerinoÌýT-shirt ($65)

This is a traveler’s best friend. It’s wrinkle-free and can be worn for weeks without developing a smell. Available in men’s and women’s styles, it’s constructed from Australian merino wool, with durable reinforced seams to help it last through any adventure.

Osprey Ultralight Stuff Pack ($35)

Weighing a mere 3.2 ounces, and packing down small enough to fit in your palm, this punches well above its weight. Fill its 18 liters of ripstop nylon with snacks and layers for a day hike, a camera and a jacket for running around town, or a bunch of groceries.

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Eagle Creek Caldera Convertible International Carry-On ($469)

I’ve tested dozens of rollers, duffels, and packs over the years, and this is the first time excellence announced itself so quickly and indisputably. The Convertible combines ­functionality, sustainability, style, and tech in a convenient, reliable roller pack that works exactly how you need it to, whether at the airport or along rugged back roads.Ìý

During a trip to a remote outpost in the Cascades that involved traveling by boat and then on foot, the Con­vertible’s oversize wheels rolled smoothly across an uneven dock, and the two handles made for easy hoisting. The ­100 percent recycled Cordura ripstop fabric, ­fluorocarbon-free water-­repellent coating, and storm-­resistant zippers kept everything dry through sideways rain and lake water spraying into the luggage hold. The included NFC technology, which enables lost and found capabilities via a smartphone tracking app, gave me peace of mind in the event that my bag was misplaced during my travels.

On the one-mile, poorly paved road from the boat landing to the cabin, I transformed the Convertible from an airport roller to a pack. Padded shoulder straps, a hipbelt, and a back panel (complete with sternum buckles) unfurl from a zippered compartment hidden in the back panel. That afternoon, the bag offered ­another bonus: a zip-off daypack with a secure mesh pocket, a laptop sleeve, attachment straps for a jacket or hat, and hydration-bladder compatibility.

Away Expandable Bigger Carry-On ($295)

Best Four-Wheel Roller

When Away launched its colorful rollers in 2016, our assessment was that they were stylish bags with merely average functionality. The newest collection justifies their popularity. The key feature is an outside zippered compartment with a padded laptop sleeve, pockets for emergency essentials like an extra T-shirt, and an expansion zipper at the bottom that nets you an extra 1.75 inches of storage. The bag’s ­water-resistant nylon is durable and looks good. Under the hood, a zippered mesh section on one side and an open compression system on the other maximize space. The 360-degree-swivel wheels feel smoother than those on other rollers.

Cotopaxi Allpa 42L ($220)

Best Travel Pack

This ultimate adventure carry-on works overtime as a pack, a messenger bag, and a suitcase, with TPU-coated polyester and ­ballistic nylon that are tough, sleek, and water-repellent. It held enough gear to get through four sweaty days and three cold nights in Joshua Tree National Park, and the clamshell design granted easy access to the four interior zippered compartments, which are great for separating clothes, shoes, and accessories. A padded laptop pocket, an integrated rain cover, a water-bottle pocket, multiple reinforced handles, and external compression loops provide more versatility. The contoured pack straps and adjustable hipbelt make hiking into a campsite a breeze.

Patagonia Black Hole 70L ($329)

Best Rolling Duffel

Roller bags are unquestionably convenient, but cramped hotel rooms make opening ­split-center luggage next to impossible. Meanwhile, duffel bags can be an organizational nightmare. This structured, wheeled duffel uses a zippered, U-shaped lid that stays propped open for unobstructed access even in tight spaces. Two mesh compartments isolate small items and accessories. This year the bag gets updated with 100 percent recycled-polyester face fabric, polyester lining, and nylon webbing. Add to that reinforced handles and seams, a water-­repellent finish, and a two-position telescoping handle, and you get a great bag for weekends and weeklong treks alike.

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Fjällräven Re-Wool Scarf ($65)

Made with yarn recycled from the Italian textile industry, the ribbed, three-tone Fjällräven Re-Wool scarf is six feet long. It has all the softness of virgin fiber but less environmental impact.

‘The Man Behind the Maps’ ($90)

James Niehues is the illustrator behind many of the world’s most famous ski-­resort maps, including nearly every one used in North America. The Man Behind the Maps features more than 200 of his hand-painted creations.Ìý

Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III Camera ($1,800 with lens)

Leave the tripod and rain cover at home. The light and minimal Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III camera has five-axis image stabilization that allows you to shoot sharp photos in low light. A sealed metal body protects it from water, dust, and freezing temperatures.

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Black Diamond Women’s Rhythm Tee ($75)

Black Diamond says NuYarn merino technology is lighter, dries faster, and provides more stretch than any other wool available. We found its breathable, durable Women’s Rhythm tee ideal for just about any sweaty activity.

Cotopaxi Mariposa Leggings ($90)

A blend of recycled polyester and spandex with flat seams make the Cotopaxi Mariposa leggings blissfully comfortable. Features like the waistband stash pocket and funk-fighting Polygiene treatment mean they’re highly functional for daily wear.

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Garmin fēnix® 6 Multisport GPS Watch ($599.99)

Complete with advanced training metrics, wrist-based heart rate monitor, topo and ski resort maps, and more, the fÄ“nix 6Ìýmultisport GPS smartwatch pairs perfectly with any adventure or workout.

Oleo CBD Drink Mix ($20 for six)

Oleo CBD drink mix is a post-workout powder mix with a delicious coconut taste. It includes electrolytes, vitamins, minerals, and 25 milligrams of CBD, which may reduce inflammation and soreness. It dissolves in water and is THC- and GMO-free.

Jetson Probiotics ($35 per month)

Jetson Probiotics come in pill form and are seasonally formulated: the company claims that the winter version boosts immunity, spring helps reduce allergy symptoms, summer enhances energy, and fall improves mood.

Nuun Rest Tabs ($7 per tube)

When mixed with water, Nuun Rest tabs make an effervescent electrolyte recovery beverage from plant-based ingredients. They’re designed to help your muscles and mind relax after a big effort.

CamelBak Pivot Roll Top Pack ($60)

Eleven recycled plastic water bottles make up half the material in the lightweight CamelBak Pivot Roll Top pack. At just 12 ounces, it’s touted as a commuter piece—with pockets inside and out, mesh shoulder straps, and a durable bottom—but it’s also a top-notch gym bag.

Arc’teryx Norvan VT 2 Shoes ($170)

Built to perform on long runs, with Vibram Megagrip rubber traction, a TPU plate in the sole, and reinforced toe caps, the Arc’teryx Norvan VT 2 shoes gobble up rugged trails and scree.Ìý

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5.11 TacTec Plate Carrier ($200)

The 5.11 TacTec plate carrier uses a padded, abrasion-resistant design that evenly distributes up to a 40-pound load, so you can maximize your workout.

Everlast Flex Slam Ball ($30 to $70)

With durable, flexible rubber on the outside and sand on the inside, each Everlast Flex slam ball is ready for you to hurl it hard against the floor again and again. Available from ten to fifty pounds, the Flex is deceptively simple yet brutally effective.

Gathre Yoga Mat ($92)

The buttery-soft vegan top of the Gathre yoga mat feels like the interior of an Audi, and it’s supported by five millimeters of natural rubber, providing just the right amount of cushion for intense yoga sessions. It’s also water-resistant, nonslip, and antimicrobial.

Fitbit Aria Air Smart Scale ($50)

Modern design complements the futuristic traits of the Fitbit Aria Air smart scale. It tracks weight and BMI, then syncs wirelessly to the Fitbit app. You can set clear goals and chart progress for unlimited users.

Hoka One One x Outdoor Voices Clifton ($140)

Hoka One One collaborated with Outdoor Voices on the Clifton for a colorful, on-trend sneaker with all the high-­performance attributes that make Hoka users swoon: lightness, a breathable mesh outer, and a super-thick sole that provides a comfortable, cushy ride.

Saris’s MP1 ­Nfinity Trainer ­Platform ($1,200)

For the cyclist aiming to accurately replicate the roadie experience indoors, Saris’s MP1 ­Nfinity Trainer ­platform is just the thing. It features multi-axis movement that simulates real-world riding, and it’s compatible with nearly any bike trainer. The wood top looks great, too.

Avocado Green Pillow ($79 and up)

The handmade Avocado Green pillow helps you sleep and recover in several ways. It’s nontoxic and certified organic, and you can remove or add filling to match the volume and firmness you prefer.

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MammutÌýEigerjoch Light T-shirt ($325)

Yeah, Mammut’s Eigerjoch Light T-shirt looks like superhero body armor. But after testing this featherweight down piece on backcountry ski missions, we decided that the heat it delivers in only 3.5 ounces is worth looking like you just stepped off the set of a Marvel movie.

Pearl Izumi Merino Cycling Hat ($40)

Pearl Izumi introduced new merino kit this year. While the sexy jersey and vest are going to be hits, don’t overlook the Merino Cycling Hat, which offers a layer of classy warmth to make winter commuting more bearable.

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Columbia Delta Ridge Down Hooded Jacket ($160)

This lightweight, hooded jacket provides serious warmth in chilly conditions. With a water-resistant shell, thermal-reflective lining, 650-fill down insulation, and stitch-free baffling, it’s built to keep wet out and warmth in.

Adidas Outdoor MyShelter Rainjacket ($230)

The Adidas Outdoor MyShelter rainjacket combines technical features—like fully seam-sealed waterproofing, an oversize collar, and a stowable hood—with streetwear aesthetics to make it perfect for rainy city travel.

Supergoop Everyday Sunscreen ($22)

A long, sunny day in the snow can lead to intense sunburn. Last winter we used Supergoop Everyday sunscreen constantly, and we loved its nongreasy texture.

L.L.BeanÌýPrima­Loft Packaway Jacket ($169)

Don’t let the muted exterior of L.L.Bean’s Prima­Loft Packaway jacket fool you. This puffy is fit for space travel: inside the baffles, PrimaLoft’s premium Gold insulation is fused with an aerogel developed by NASA. The silica-based substance is 95 percent air—and very insulating.

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Mystery Ranch Saddle Peak Pack ($199)

The 25-liter Mystery Ranch Saddle Peak pack was the best bag we tested during winter 2018 for both lift-­accessed backcountry and all-day touring missions. It’s built for safety accessories—there’s an easy-access tool pocket and an external helmet carry—but it’s small enough to wear on lifts.

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Body Glove Red Cell 3/2 Slant-Zip Men’s Fullsuit ($480)

Elevated hexagons of hollow fibers line the Body Glove Red Cell 3/2 Slant-Zip Men’s fullsuit, creating channels that help flush chilly water while retaining body heat.

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Philips Hue Filament A19 Lightbulb ($25)

The LED Philips Hue Filament A19 lightbulb delivers the telltale soft glow of an old-school Edison-style filament, and you can control the intensity via Bluetooth.Ìý

DJI Osmo Mobile 3 Gimbal ($119)

Small enough to fit in a jacket pocket and weighing a feather-light 14 ounces, the DJI Osmo Mobile 3 gimbal can come along on every trip to help shoot pro-quality phone videos.

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WHOOP Strap 3.0 ($30/month)

With five-day battery and on-the-go charging, this fitness tracker is ideal for anyone looking to build better fitness and sleep habits. Within the WHOOP app, you’ll be able to see personalized training tips, recovery insights, and sleep quality, so you can perform at your peak.

Jaybird Vista ($180)

Wireless earphones tend to have problems—they burn through batteries too fast, they’re buggy, or they’re uncomfortable. The Jaybird Vista avoids these issues and delivers quality sound and an IPX7 waterproof rating.

Scosche FlyTunes Wireless Transmitter ($40)

Bluetooth headphones don’t work with the TVs on most flights. The Scosche FlyTunes wireless transmitter fixes that by plugging into the plane’s audio jack and pairing with headphones.

Olloclip Super-Wide + Telephoto Pro Lens Set ($220)

Take your iPhone pictures to another level with Olloclip. The Super-Wide + Telephoto Pro lens set lets you shoot wide for adventure selfies, or magnify pictures two times to frame your friend on a rock face.

GoPro Hero8 Black ($399)

Shooting quality video just got easier. GoPro built its mounting hardware into the body of the Hero8 Black, which means one less piece to lose or break. And it updated the electronic stabilization, mellowing out shaky footage even further.

Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Smartwatch ($900)

The Garmin Fenix 6 Pro Smartwatch has the same bells and whistles as its predecessors, but features a larger display, a pacing mode that’s great for runners, and over 2,000 ski maps.

Goal Zero Sherpa 100PD ($170)

Goal Zero upgraded and slimmed down one of our favorite on-the-road DSLR and laptop chargers. The new sandwich-size, 1.4-pound Sherpa 100PD is a worthy companion for professional vanlifers and world travelers alike.

Black Diamond Spot325 Headlamp ($40)

Headlamp makers usually sacrifice features when they shrink their products. Somehow Black Diamond managed to make the waterproof Spot325 headlamp smaller while increasing the amount and intensity of peripheral light.

Moleskine Ellipse Smart Writing Set ($199)

Tired of transcribing handwritten notes to your computer? The Moleskine Ellipse smart writing set uses an electronic pen and app to move words from encoded paper to phone. That tech is hidden in the brand’s classic notebook.

Somewear Labs Satellite Communicator ($350)

The Somewear Labs Satellite Communicator is a hockey-puck-size disc that patches a smartphone into Iridium’s low-flying satellite network, so your loved one can text you from deep in the backcountry.

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Gozney Rocc­box Pizza Oven ($699)

Gozney’s Rocc­box pizza oven uses a dense stone base with an insulated hood—and a wood or gas fire source—to reach the temperatures of a full pizza oven but in a smaller, portable package.

Hedley and Bennett Smock Apron ($89)

The Hedley and Bennett Smock apron has minimalist styling, a French linen build, and extra-deep pockets that swallow tools for jobs in the kitchen or yard.

Kit Santa Fe Wild Rag ($78)

The Kit Santa Fe Wild Rag is an American-made, 100 percent silk bandana that adds a dose of flair to your old grilling apron.

Sierra Nevada Celebration IPA ($10 for six)

Rejoice! The holidays are Sierra Nevada Celebration IPA season. The balance of pine and citrus, along with a cheerily high-octane 6.8 percent ABV, make it equally suited for your family dinner table or a ski-area parking lot.

Victorinox Swiss Army Wine Master Corkscrew ($150)

The Victorinox Swiss Army Wine Master corkscrew marries the traditional tools of a classic wine opener—two-step lever and foil cutter—with a warm wood handle and capable six-inch blade, so you can elegantly cut charcuterie.

Journeyman Meat Company Meat Guild Salumi Club ($140 for an annual subscription)

We took some of Journeyman Meat Company’s Vintners truffle salumi from its Meat Guild Salumi Club on a Northern California river float. The slow-cured heritage pork’s subtle truffle flavor made it the trip’s most popular snack.

Casamigos Reposado Tequila ($50)Ìý

Casamigos roasts blue agave in a traditional oven before aging its Reposado tequila for seven months. The process imparts a smooth taste that’s heretical to mix with anything beyond a squeeze of lime.Ìý

Zippo Armor Antique Silver Mountain Design ($62)

If you’re going to take the time to set a table with candles, have some class while lighting them. Zippo’s Armor Antique Silver Mountain Design has an aged, woodsy look that will match your rustic spread.Ìý

Patagonia Provisions Mussels ($20 for three cans)

Patagonia Provisions Mussels are iron-, protein-, and calorie-rich as well as shelf-stable, which makes them an excellent upgrade to your wilderness menu. The smoked, lemon herb, and sofrito flavorings, paired with a simple butter cracker, feel like fine dining, whether you’re in the backcountry or the backyard.

Yeti Hopper M30 ($300)

Yeti did away with the narrow zipper closure and replaced it with two magnetic strips on the soft-sided Hopper M30, making it even easier to access your cold ones.

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LifeStraw Home Carafe ($55)

Tap water is usually safe to drink, but that doesn’t mean it’s palatable. The sleek LifeStraw Home carafe will safeguard you against microplastics and heavy metals while delivering a cleaner taste.

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Snow Peak Field Barista Set ($260)

From Japanese brand Snow Peak, the Field Barista Set has a stainless-steel hand grinder, pour-over, and kettle that are built to be used outdoors, but look good enough for a high-end kitchen.

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ShedÌýPantry Box ($375)

We’ve tested dozens of spice, salt, and shrub offerings over the years. The items in Shed’s Pantry Box, including its umami-rich seaweed blend, seasonal jams, and deeply flavorful smoked onion powder, earned permanent spots in our larder.Ìý

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Dewar'sÌý15 Year Old ($40)

An award-winning scotch blend aged in both bourbon and sherry casks, Dewar’s 15 Year Old is a choice sipping whisky that begs to be served neat.

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Dandelion Chocolate Hot Chocolate Mix ($18)

Dandelion Chocolate is devoted to using the best possible cacao, and it shows in its rich and thick, sustainably sourced Hot Chocolate mix.

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Bulleit Rye ($26)

Bulleit Rye is complex enough to meld heirloom shrubs and imported vermouth in cocktails, yet effortless enough to pull right out of a flask by the fireside. Our favorite camping whiskey.Ìý

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Anchal Diamond Tea Towel ($18)

The hand-stitched cotton Anchal Diamond tea towel adds subtle styling to the kitchen. Even better, Anchal is a nonprofit that creates careers for previously exploited and marginalized women.

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Smithey Carbon Steel Farmhouse Skillet ($275)

You could hang the Smithey Carbon Steel Farmhouse skillet on the wall and never cook a thing with it if the hand-forged, 12-inch-diameter cookware weren’t so capable of delivering a perfect sear.

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Smartwool PhD Outdoor Light Crew Socks ($23)

Performance defines the USA-made Smartwool PhD Outdoor Light Crew socks. They’re constructed from a mix of wool, nylon, and elastane for long-wearing (and lasting) comfort. Mesh panels on the upper foot make for superior breathability.

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Toad&Co Women’s Telluride Sherpa Pullover ($140)

The Toad&Co Women’s Telluride Sherpa pullover is a low-pile fleece made with a moisture-wicking recycled-wool blend. The upshot: a cozy look and feel without the bulk. Kangaroo pockets are ideal for stashing stuff.

Baboon to the Moon 3L Fanny Pack ($55)

Water-repellant Cordura fabric with double-stitched seams make the Baboon to the Moon 3L fanny pack rugged and stylish.Ìý

CotopaxiÌýTeca Half-Zip Jacket ($80)

Cotopaxi’s Teca Half-Zip jacket packs down into an internal phone pocket. The unisex, weather-resistant layer is made entirely from the brand’s leftover manufacturing fabric, meaning less waste and limited-edition styles.Ìý

Arcade Ranger Belt ($26)

Airport security is a pain, but the Arcade Ranger belt is metal-free, which means TSA should let you keep it on. And the buckle’s low-profile design allows micro-adjustments for a fit that keeps pants in place without the tight squeeze.

OluKai Nalukai Boots ($140)

A full-grain leather upper and moisture-wicking microfiber lining mean the OluKai Nalukai boots can be dressed up or down. Their non­marking rubber outsoles have just the right amount of traction, while a lightweight, triple-layer footbed keeps them comfy.

Vuori Transit Jogger Pants ($89)

A modern cut and poly-­elastane weave give Vuori’s Transit Jogger pants just the right amount of stretch and wicking to keep you feeling and looking fresh.

Topo Designs Camera Strap ($29)

Climbing rope is transformed into a durable accessory with the Topo Designs camera strap. It’s lightweight but will hold a camera no matter the adventure.

Lululemon Vinyasa Scarf ($48)

With snaps at either end, the soft, stretchy Lululemon Vinyasa scarf can be used as a shawl, blanket, or head wrap.Ìý

4Ocean Bracelet ($20)

For every 4Ocean bracelet sold, one pound of trash is removed from the sea and coasts. Sales help pay for boats to remove debris, the installation of plastic-capture barricades at river mouths, and the development of new tech for collecting marine trash.Ìý

Conner NorCal Open Road Outdoor Hat ($65)

From Conner, the NorCal Open Road Outdoor hat is made using cruelty-free Australian wool and can be stuffed in a backpack without losing its shape. It has a comfy satin inner band and an adjustable leather chin strap.Ìý

The North Face Women’s Long-Sleeve Chabot Crew Sweater ($65)

The North Face’s waffle-knit Women’s Long-Sleeve Chabot Crew sweater uses a slouchy silhouette for this go-to layer. Thermal cotton fabric makes it a cozy solo option in mild weather.

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Sockwell Chevron Compression Socks ($27)

The Sockwell Chevron compression socks were designed for travel, with graduated pressure to improve circulation and inhibit swelling. The mix of merino, nylon, spandex, and bamboo rayon helps prevent odor.

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Fjällräven Vardag 16 Pack ($60)

All the essentials fit in the minimalist Fjällräven Vardag 16 pack. A padded tablet pocket keeps your device protected, a long zipper keeps items accessible, and the durable, organic cotton and recycled polyester fabric will withstand years of everyday abuse.

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Wild Rye Jane Leggings ($99)

The Wild Rye Jane leggings are a lovely base layer and don’t look like underwear. Made from soft merino wool, they’re cozy enough for snuggling by the fire and tough enough for long days in the backcountry.

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Houdini Cloud ($370)

The Houdini Cloud is a coat with a surprise: undo the clever snaps and it becomes a blanket. Bonus: Houdini’s products are recycled, recyclable, and devoid of harmful chemicals.

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Merrell Range AC+ Shoes ($120)

With the look of fashionable trainers and the grippy traction of hikers, the Merrell Range AC+ shoes are the ultimate hybrid. The stretch-knit uppers make them easy to slip on and off through airport security, while a lightweight, cushioned outsole and contoured insole make them comfy to wear all day.

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Away Carry-On with Pocket Bag ($275)

The Away Carry-On with Pocket bag fits in the overhead bin and comes equipped with all the most important roller-bag features: ejectable battery to charge your phone, combination lock, interior compression system, 360-degree rotational wheels, and the welcome upgrade of a zippered front pocket that’s perfect for stashing an extra layer or a book.Ìý

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Orvis Flat Creek Tech Flannel Shirt ($98)

Made from a blend of oyster shells, recycled plastic bottles, cotton, and spandex, the Orvis Flat Creek Tech Flannel shirt is not only more sustainable than other flannels but also more comfortable.

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The North Face Women’s Purist Futurelight Jacket ($649)

The North Face’s Women’s Purist Futurelight jacket was built for the boldest ski objectives, with articulated arms, a radio clip on the collar, and well-placed vents, so heat and moisture can escape easily when you’re wearing a pack. It also features the company’s new Futurelight fabric, which delivered great waterproofing and breathability during our winter 2018 test.Ìý

Dynafit TLT 8 Carbonio ($850)

Dynafit has been zeroing in on the perfect all-around backcountry ski boot for years, and the TLT 8 Carbonio is its best yet. It’s both hardcore and easy to use, thanks to a lightning-fast two-ratchet buckle system and added height on the cuff for driving bigger skis.

Sweet Protection Interstellar Goggles ($220)

The lenses and carbon-reinforced frames on Sweet Protection’s Interstellar goggles are some of the most rigid we’ve used. This structure offers better protection during a crash.

Kastle FX96 HP ($1,099)

You’d be hard-pressed to find a more playful ski for all-mountain fun than the Kastle FX96 HP. It’s got an increased rocker profile from its ridiculously fun prede­cessor, weighs less, and hits the underfoot-width sweet spot at 96 millimeters.

Danner Trail 2650 Light Hiker ($150)

Danner is known for making beautiful and hardy boots, so we were skeptical when we heard about its Trail 2650 light hiker. Then we tried it and noticed some brilliant design choices, like bringing the all-important heel lock to the exterior of the shoe, which minimizes bulk without sacrificing trademark sturdiness.

Ruffwear Climate Changer Pullover ($50)

Your best friend deserves the best gear. Made with quick-drying, warm yet breathable recycled-polyester fleece, Ruffwear’s Climate Changer pullover will keep your dog charging on brisk morning outings.

MountainFlow Eco-Wax ($20)

Ski waxes reduce friction on runs, but they’re loaded with toxic PFCs that end up in streams and rivers. MountainFlow Eco-Wax is the first plant-based option that’s truly biodegradable—and it still offers plenty of glide.

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Le Labo Thé Noir 29 Eau de Parfum ($189)

The chemists at Le Labo mix batches of Thé Noir 29 eau de parfum to order, guaranteeing fresh notes of bergamot, fig, and cedar.

Kuhl Shatterd Shirt ($75)

The Kuhl Shatterd shirt is hardy outside and soft inside, with an extra-thick weave for durability and gauzy cotton next to the skin.Ìý

Hestra Steve Gloves ($145)

Designed in homage to Steve McQueen, the King of Cool, the Hestra Steve gloves are handmade of thin, supple leather. These drivers are most suitable for mild winter weather.

Christopher Cloos Pampelonne Sunglasses ($179)

The Christopher Cloos Pampelonne sunglasses combine no-­nonsense function and minimalist style with essentials like polarized lenses, premium acetate frames (in a range of colors), and flexible hinges—all delivered in a snazzy leather case.

Muck Liberty Alpine Lace Boots ($160)

With a faux stacked heel and timeless lacing grommets, the Muck Liberty Alpine Lace boots look great, but they’re also built for heinous weather. The full-grain leather is waterproof, comfortable, and armored with snug neoprene around the ankle to keep water from seeping in.Ìý

Aether Foster Leather Jacket ($1,175)

Aether made only 150 of its Foster Leather jacket, with high attention to detail. Hidden-zipper hand pockets, warm PrimaLoft Gold insulation, and soft, water-resistant Nappa leather combine to make this garment both luxurious and functional.

Tortuga Setout Divide Pack ($179)

Ditch your rolling suitcase for the smart Tortuga Setout Divide pack. It’s big enough for weeklong trips but small enough to use as a daily hauler. With a laptop pocket, a mesh divider, and expandable capacity, it’s as versatile as you need it to be.

Taylor Stitch The California Shirt ($138)

From its tough, 100 percent organic cotton to its durable natural buttons, Taylor Stitch’s The California shirt was built to endure thousands of washes. The tailored fit straddles fancy and casual, making it a good choice for workdays or weekends.

Fossil Neutra Chronograph ($145)

Fossil’s 44-­millimeter Neutra chronograph offers sophistication without pretension. This water-resistant leather-banded timepiece comes in nine colors and pairs well with a suit or outdoor apparel.

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Huckberry x Stetson Langston Hat ($119)

Whether you’re chopping wood or cruising Main Street, you’ll feel like a trail boss when you wear Huckberry x Stetson’s breathable, moisture-wicking wool Langston hat. It’s made in the USA and doesn’t mind being shoved in your bag.

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