Ski Touring Equipment

Embrace the thrill of the backcountry with our exceptional ski touring equipment collection, designed to enhance your outdoor adventures. Whether you're exploring untouched trails or gliding through powdery slopes, our gear offers the quality and durability you need for a seamless experience. From versatile skis to reliable poles and comfortable boots, each piece in our selection is crafted to ensure lasting value and ease of use. Get ready to enjoy every moment on the mountain with equipment that supports your passion for skiing and the great outdoors.

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Adults' Altai Hok Skis with Universal Bindings

A versatile ski-shoe hybrid with integrated climbing skin, metal edges, and universal bindings for winter boots.

Pros: Innovative one-way material Attractive appearance Comfortable feel High quality construction
Men's Rossignol BC X5 Ski Boots

A durable black and dark red ski boot with thermo-moldable liner and 3M Thinsulate™ insulation for warmth.
Adults' Rossignol EVO XT 60 Positrack Ski With Mounted Tour Step In Binding

A blue, wood-core ski with waxless Positrack base for enhanced maneuverability and control.
Rossignol BC 80 Backcountry Skis With Mounted NNN BC Auto Bindings

A pair of dark red, unisex backcountry skis with metal edges and waxless Positrack base for all conditions.
Rossignol Evo Off Track 65 Positrak Skis with Control Step-In Binding

A versatile touring ski with partial metal edges, waxless Positrack base, and Tour Step-In bindings.
Adults' Rossignol BC 65 Backcountry Skis with NNN BC Auto Bindings

A versatile, lightweight ski with metal edges and NNN BC Auto bindings for off-trail and groomed use.
Men's Rossignol XC-5 Nordic Ski Boots

A supportive black cross-country ski boot with a thermo-moldable liner and Speed Lace Lock system.
Women's Rossignol Back Country X5 FW Ski Boots

A women's-specific backcountry ski boot with 3M Thinsulate™ insulation, Mobile Cuff, and thermoadjustable liners for custom fit.
Adults L.L.Bean Access Trekking Poles

A versatile, lightweight aluminum trekking pole in Rangeley Blue, perfect for year-round hiking and snowshoeing.

Pros: Added stability Easy height adjustment Attractive color Good balance Nice graphics
Rossignol XC-1 Nordic Ski Boots

A warm and stable entry-level ski boot with innovative sole design for comfortable walking and skiing.
Hikelite Snow Baskets, 1 Pair

A pair of lightweight, black plastic snow baskets for added flotation on winter hikes and backcountry skiing.

Pros: Perfect fit Similar to originals Easy installation
L.L.Bean Sliding Skishoe
Price was from: $299 now: $189

A versatile skishoe with a waxless base, ¾ metal edges, and adjustable bindings for various sizes.

Pros: Flattering appearance Versatile on snow True to fit Lightweight design Secure bindings
Men's Wildcat Bib Pant

A pair of insulated, waterproof bib pants in maple brown with multiple pockets and adjustable straps for a secure fit.
Rossignol BC 100 Backcountry Ski Poles

An adjustable, lightweight aluminum ski pole with soft foam grips and large baskets for deep snow.
Thule 7324 SnowPack Ski Carrier, 4-Pair

An aerodynamic roof-mounted carrier for up to four pairs of skis or two snowboards with soft rubber padding.
Sea To Summit Lightweight Dry Bags

An olive green, 13-liter dry bag with waterproof 70-denier nylon and Hypalon roll-top closure.
Women's Rossignol XC-5 FW Nordic Ski Boots

A women's Nordic ski boot with Thinsulate™ insulation, thermo-moldable liner, and Speed Lace Lock system for optimal fit.

Ski Touring Equipment

Ski touring opens up a world of adventure for anyone who loves to explore winter landscapes beyond the groomed trails. Whether you’re planning to set out before the first snowfall melts or looking forward to crisp, bluebird days in the heart of winter, the right ski touring equipment makes all the difference. From the seasoned backcountry enthusiast to those just beginning to venture off the beaten path, having dependable gear is essential for both safety and enjoyment. When you’re packing for a day of outdoor ski touring, every piece of equipment should offer lasting value and comfort—helping you move confidently through changing terrain and weather conditions. The beauty of ski touring lies in its versatility; it’s just as rewarding for solo adventurers seeking solitude as it is for families and friends eager to create new memories in the snow. Thoughtful features like easy-to-use bindings, adjustable poles, and durable, weather-ready outerwear all contribute to a smoother, more enjoyable experience, whether you’re gliding through open meadows or winding through quiet forests.

For those looking to surprise a loved one with a gift that sparks adventure, ski touring equipment is a wonderful choice. It’s a gift that keeps on giving, encouraging time outside and the chance to learn new skills together. A sturdy ll bean ski bag, for example, makes transporting gear to and from the trailhead a breeze, while high-quality touring boots and poles ensure comfort over long distances. If you’re shopping for someone who’s new to the activity, look for gear that’s approachable and reliable, offering a balance of lightweight construction and dependable performance. For experienced outdoor ski enthusiasts, upgrades like advanced climbing skins or ergonomic packs can help them push their boundaries and enjoy longer, more ambitious tours. No matter the skill level, the right equipment is all about making winter outings more accessible and enjoyable—so you can focus on the thrill of the journey and the beauty of the snowy landscape around you.

As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, preparing for ski touring season is a tradition many look forward to each year. There’s something special about setting out early, watching the sun rise over untouched snow, and feeling the quiet hush of winter all around. Reliable gear is key to making the most of these moments. From ll bean skis designed for smooth gliding and control, to insulated layers that keep you warm without restricting movement, every detail matters. Those who enjoy traveling light will appreciate versatile equipment that works just as well on rolling hills as it does on steeper climbs. And for families, choosing gear that’s easy to use and adjust means everyone can join in the fun, from kids just learning to balance on skis to adults rediscovering the joys of winter exploration. For more information on choosing the right setup for your next adventure, visit our Touring Skis page, where you’ll find expert advice and a wide selection of quality options to suit every touring style. With dependable equipment in tow, you’re ready to embrace the season and make the most of every snowy day, wherever your trails may lead.

FAQs

Ski touring equipment is designed for versatility and efficiency when moving both uphill and downhill. Touring skis are typically lighter than traditional downhill skis, and the bindings allow for a free-heel motion during ascents. Poles, boots, and accessories are also engineered for comfort and durability over varied terrain, making them ideal for exploring off-trail winter landscapes.

Ski touring is accessible to all experience levels, and there is a wide variety of equipment designed with beginners in mind. Many options feature intuitive designs and easy-to-use adjustments, making it simple for newcomers to get started and enjoy the outdoors at their own pace.

Popular accessories include a sturdy ll bean ski bag for transporting your gear, adjustable poles, climbing skins for better grip on ascents, and moisture-wicking layers to regulate temperature. Many skiers also pack snacks, water, a map, and a small repair kit for convenience and comfort during their outing.

After each outing, it’s a good idea to dry your gear thoroughly and check for any signs of wear. Store skis and poles in a cool, dry place, and keep boots clean and buckled to maintain their shape. Regularly inspecting bindings and reapplying wax to your skis will help ensure smooth performance season after season.

Absolutely! Ski touring is a wonderful way for families and groups to enjoy the outdoors together. The activity can be tailored to different skill levels and offers opportunities for shared adventure, scenic exploration, and lasting memories in the winter landscape.

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Ski Touring Equipment