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January womens outdoor gear picks

My Favorite Gear – January Gear Roundup

Top Women’s Gear Picks for January

What’s in your kit? Here are three of my top gear picks for the month of January – all gear picks are items that I use and love.

1. Patagonia Nano Air Jacket

I’ve been holding out on the Nano Air jacket for a long time (waiting for the right colors), but I needed a new insulating layer under my ski shell so finally caved… It’s so comfortable and lightweight, it feels like you’re wearing a super, super lightweight sweatshirt. It’s a great insulating layer under a shell (or for general outdoor aerobic activity) and will be perfect for more technical climbing.

Put it on, leave it on.

Womens Patagonia Nano Air Jacket

Get the goods at Patagonia.

2. Rossignol Savory 7 Skis

The Rossignol Savory 7 skis know how to rip it. They have good floatation in powder and can handle crud like a champ when conditions aren’t so great. I’ve been skiing these for a couple months now (170 cm) and have been having a blast. These are a great all-around intermediate to advanced ski.

Rossignol Savory 7 Skis

Get the goods at REI.

3. Hydro Flask Water Bottle

Hydro Flask water bottles are a local Pacific Northwest favorite designed in Bend, Oregon. They’re great for keeping liquids warm or cold, depending on your preferences. I have a few different sizes, but this 18 fl. oz. size is perfect for bringing hot cocoa or tea on ski trips for a warm treat.

Hydroflask water bottle

Get the goods at REI.

Written by
Kristan Bauer

Kristan is an outdoors gal who loves to spend her time skiing, trail running, and backpacking as much as possible. Kristan has backpacked the John Muir Trail, ice climbed in the North Cascades, and skied throughout North America. Kristan is AIARE 1 avalanche certified and an experienced alpine climber and mountaineer.

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Written by Kristan Bauer

Kristan Bauer

Kristan is an outdoors gal who loves to spend her time skiing, trail running, and backpacking as much as possible. Kristan has backpacked the John Muir Trail, ice climbed in the North Cascades, and skied throughout North America. Kristan is AIARE 1 avalanche certified and an experienced alpine climber and mountaineer.