Hiking Winter Gear

Gear up for your next winter adventure with hiking essentials that promise comfort and durability in every step. When the temperature drops, having the right gear can make all the difference in your outdoor experience. Explore a range of high-quality items designed to keep you warm and protected, from insulated layers to weather-resistant outerwear. Each piece is crafted to withstand the elements while offering timeless style and versatility. Whether you're trekking through snow-covered trails or enjoying a brisk walk in the woods, our collection ensures you stay cozy and confident throughout your journey. Embrace the season with reliable gear that makes every hike a memorable one.

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Men's Water-Resistant Cresta Hiking Pants, Standard Fit

A pair of dark driftwood hiking pants with water-resistant, abrasion-resistant nylon blend and UPF 50+ protection.

Pros: Durable Versatile Comfortable Quick-drying Good fit
Men's Cresta Hiking Pants, Standard Fit, Fleece-Lined

A pair of dark cinder hiking pants with fleece lining, offering UPF 50+ protection and two-way stretch.

Pros: Warmth Durable Versatile Comfortable Good fit
Men's Water-Resistant Cresta Hiking Pants, Natural Fit

A durable, water-resistant hiking pant with UPF 50+ protection, made from a nylon-spandex blend.

Pros: Excellent for travel Lightweight Durable Quick-drying Comfortable fit
Men's Maine Guide Wool Parka, PrimaLoft

A durable wool/nylon parka with PrimaLoft insulation, featuring multiple pockets and a snug collar strap.

Pros: Room for layering Well-made Warmth Deep pockets Comfortable
Men's Bean Bright All Weather Jacket

An insulated, wind- and water-resistant jacket with 360-degree reflectivity, made from recycled polyester for cold-weather activities.
Women's Mountain Classic Down Parka

A kelp green parka with 650-fill DownTek down, water-resistant shell, and adjustable insulated hood.

Pros: Warmth Plenty of pockets Water resistance Stylish appearance Comfortable fit
Women's Ultralight 850 Down Hooded Coat, Three-Quarter Length

An ultralight, water-resistant, three-quarter length coat with 850-fill DownTek™ insulation and adjustable hood.

Pros: Wind resistance Folds into its own pocket for travel Not bulky Water resistance Comfortable fit
Men's Ultralight 850 Down Jacket

An ultralight, water-resistant black down jacket with 850-fill DownTek™ insulation and recycled nylon shell.

Pros: High quality True to size Very lightweight Excellent warmth Comfortable fit
Men's Mountain Classic Down Parka

A slightly fitted, water-resistant black parka with 650-fill DownTek insulation and adjustable insulated hood.

Pros: High quality Lightweight Warmth Functional hood Comfortable fit
Women's Maine Mountain Parka

A waterproof, windproof parka with 650-fill DownTek™ insulation and removable faux-fur hood, perfect for winter.

Pros: Flattering fit Quality construction Warmth Comfortable Versatility
Men's Snow Sneaker 5 Boots, Lace-Up

A lace-up winter boot in dark cocoa suede with ColdShield insulation and VertiGrip rubber outsole for traction.

Pros: Very warm Lightweight Durable Good grip Comfortable
Men's Waterproof PrimaLoft Packaway Jacket

A green nylon jacket offering lightweight warmth, waterproof protection, and convenient packability for all seasons.

Pros: Effective waterproofing Lightweight warmth Compact and packable High-quality construction Comfortable fit
Women's Rangeley Insulated Pac Boots, Ankle

A stylish mid snow boot with 200-gram PrimaLoft® insulation and waterproof full-grain leather upper.

Pros: Perfect fit Well-made Stylish and cute Comfortable Keeps feet warm
Men's Snow Sneaker 5 Boots, Hook-and-Loop

A suede leather and rubber winter boot with ColdShield insulation and VertiGrip outsole for reliable traction.

Pros: Good quality Warmth Stylish Comfortable Easy to get on and off
Men's Snow Sneaker 5 Shoes, Lace-Up

A versatile brown winter sneaker with suede leather, ColdShield insulation, and a waterproof membrane.

Pros: Perfect fit Great traction High comfort Keeps feet dry Excellent warmth
Women's Wildcat Waterproof Insulated Snow Pants

A pair of black waterproof, insulated snow pants with PrimaLoft® Silver insulation and micro-fleece lining.

Pros: Quality construction Waterproof Lightweight Warmth Comfortable fit
Men's Cresta Midweight 250 Pants

A versatile base layer made of itch-free merino wool that wicks sweat, resists odor, and keeps you warm.

Pros: Soft material Great color Versatile use Excellent warmth Comfortable fit
Men's Oboz Bridger Low B-Dry Hiking Shoes

A durable, waterproof hiking shoe with advanced cushioning, superior arch support, and a protective rubber toe cap.

Pros: High quality Durable construction Superior support Comfortable fit Professional customer service
Women's Winter Walker Snowshoe Package

A complete snowshoe package in teal blue fracture, featuring durable materials and improved bindings for winter hikes.

Pros: Great style Comes with poles and bag Easy to use Comfortable Warm
Men's Winter Walker Snowshoe Package

An all-in-one snowshoe package with ocean blue 36" snowshoes, hiking poles, and a durable storage bag.

Pros: Durable design Lightweight Effective ratchets Ease of use Good grip
MSR Evo Trail Snowshoes, 22"

A tough, lightweight polypropylene snowshoe with steel traction rails, ideal for flat to rolling terrain.
Men's MSR Lightning Ascent Snowshoes

A pair of lightweight, durable black snowshoes with advanced traction and freeze-resistant bindings for steep climbs.
Men's Bean Bright All Weather Pant

A water- and wind-resistant polyester pant with reflective highlights, ideal for cold weather activities.
Women's Bean Bright All Weather Jacket

A high-visibility, wind- and water-resistant jacket with ColdShield™ insulation and 360-degree reflectivity for cold-weather activities.

Hiking Winter Gear

When the landscape transforms under a fresh layer of snow and the air turns crisp, winter hiking offers a whole new way to experience the outdoors. Whether you’re navigating the windswept trails outside Chicago in February weather or setting out in the frosty forests surrounding Copenhagen during their coldest months, having the right winter hiking gear is essential for comfort, safety, and enjoyment. Outfitting yourself for winter adventures starts with building a hiking kit that’s thoughtfully layered—beginning with moisture-wicking base layers to keep sweat away from your skin, followed by insulating mid-layers for warmth, and topped with a durable, windproof shell to shield you from biting gusts and swirling flakes. Reliable men’s winter hiking clothes, for example, are designed to offer lasting protection without sacrificing mobility, so you can move freely while staying warm. Don’t forget the essentials for your extremities: a toasty hat, neck gaiter, insulated gloves or mittens, and wool socks paired with sturdy, insulated boots. Gaiters are a smart addition for keeping snow out of your boots and your lower legs dry, especially when trekking through deeper drifts.

Footwear and traction become even more important as trails turn slick with ice or are buried under fresh powder. Microspikes or trail crampons can transform your regular boots into winter-ready footwear, providing the grip you need to tackle icy inclines or packed snow. Snowshoes are ideal for breaking trail in untouched backcountry, making it easier to float over deep snow without sinking. For those who love hiking with friends or family, trekking poles with snow baskets add stability and confidence to each step, especially when the terrain is unpredictable. Packing for a winter hike means more than just dressing for the cold—you’ll want to include navigation tools like a map and compass (or GPS), a reliable headlamp with fresh batteries, and a first-aid kit. These items are not just for peace of mind; they’re practical solutions to common winter challenges, like shorter daylight hours and the need to stay oriented when familiar landmarks are hidden beneath snow. Hand and toe warmers can be a welcome comfort on especially frigid days, and a lightweight emergency blanket or bivy sack adds another layer of security to your pack. Sunglasses or goggles protect your eyes from the sun’s glare off snow, and sunscreen is a must—even in winter—since UV rays reflect intensely off white surfaces.

Winter hiking gear isn’t just for seasoned adventurers; it makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who enjoys spending time outdoors, from beginners eager to explore local trails to experienced hikers who relish the quiet solitude of snowy woods. A well-chosen piece of gear—like a warm, versatile jacket or a pair of insulated boots—can open up a whole new season of exploration for a loved one. Comfort, durability, and ease of use are key considerations when selecting hiking gear for men or anyone else on your list, ensuring that every outing is as enjoyable as possible. If you’re looking to round out your hiking kit or prepare for the unique demands of February weather in Chicago or the frosty conditions of Copenhagen February weather, you’ll find plenty of inspiration and expert advice on our Cool Weather Hiking Gear page. With the right equipment, winter hiking becomes not just possible, but truly rewarding—offering peaceful trails, breathtaking views, and the satisfaction of embracing the season on your own terms.

FAQs

A well-rounded winter hiking kit should start with a moisture-wicking base layer, add an insulating mid-layer such as fleece or down, and finish with a windproof and water-resistant outer shell. Don’t forget warm accessories like a hat, gloves or mittens, and wool socks to keep extremities comfortable.

Choosing insulated, sturdy boots paired with wool socks is key for warmth and comfort. Gaiters are also helpful for keeping snow out and preventing your pants and boots from getting wet, especially in deep snow or slushy conditions.

In addition to layered clothing, pack traction devices like microspikes, a headlamp with fresh batteries, navigation tools, a first-aid kit, hand and toe warmers, sunglasses or goggles, sunscreen, extra food and water, and trekking poles with snow baskets for added stability.

Snow reflects a significant amount of UV rays, increasing your risk of sunburn even on cloudy days. Wearing sunglasses or goggles and applying sunscreen to exposed skin helps protect your eyes and skin during winter hikes.

Absolutely. Quality winter hiking gear—like insulated jackets, warm gloves, or versatile backpacks—makes a thoughtful and practical gift for anyone who enjoys spending time outdoors, encouraging year-round adventures and memorable experiences.

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Hiking Winter Gear