Just as stylish and techy as your swag
The North Face Girls
Reversible Down Moonkitty Jacket
When it comes to kids clothes, versatility is key —Hence this high performance 550-down jacket that’s just as well suited to blustery school days as it is to outdoor adventures.
$129; thenorthface.com
Deuter Kid Comfort II
Life is not over when you have that kid… you just have to haul your progeny along with you. With a roomy, easy-to-access gear pouch and the best harness system in any kid carrier we have ever tested, this baby is the way to introduce your baby to the wild.
$175; deuter.com
Atlas Sprout
Designed for kids ages 4-8, this mini-me snowshoe features easy-to-adjust Grom bindings and a steel crampon for a little extra traction on the hills. It’s an easy way to introduce them to the woods in winter. Plus, it leaves a fun snowflake print wherever it steps.
$70; atlassnowshoes.com
Madshus Snowpup
When you tire of hauling your kid on cross country ski jaunts, get that child schussing. This 85 cm ski will attach to snow boots and a pattern on the bottom makes it easy to tromp up little hills. We suggest you don’t push it. Get them to like poking around before you head on a hut trip.
$60; madshus.com
Shaun White Shoes
Sure you hope your kid will become something like Shaun White, so that you will never have to work a day in your life again. Keep dreaming and buy the grom a pair of the dude’s kicks.
$28-35; target.com
The North Face Insulated Toasty Toes Bunting
It’s comfy thanks to TNF’s waterproof/breathable HyVent outer fabric coupled with toasty Heatseeker Aero insulation on the inside. You could leave your little bundle of joy swaddled at the belay station while you lead some waterfall ice. Well, maybe.
$99; thenorthface.com
Patagonia Kid’s Down Vest
The vest is the ultimate layer for when a fast-moving grom starts to whine—and it’s easy to carry in a pack. Patagonia’s has all the technical performance of its clothes for parents.
$60; patagonia.com
