Gear list!

The conditions at Mount bachelor can make it a wild place. There’s plenty of awesome sunny days, but many days are stormy, windy, and hard to see. Having the right gear is extra important in a place like this. Based in the Pacific Northwest, it’s possible for precept to come in warm, so Gore-Tex layers Are key. And while the Cascades are known for their warmer snow conditions, Mount Bachelor has plenty of cold dry powder days as well. I prefer having low light lenses, good outerwear, and a warm helmet for the storm days. If its Clear, swap out for dark lens, bundle up and keep your fingers crossed summit will open!

Ski Gear for Mt. Bachelor

• Skis: Atomic Bent 110
  Ski length: 188 cm
  Ski width: 110 mm under foot
  Bindings: Atomic Strive 16
  Boots: Atomic Hawx Prime RS 130
  Poles: Atomic adjustable BC poles
  Helmet: Smith Vantage 2 (matte black)
  Goggles: Smith 4D MAG low light
  Outerwear: The North Face Summit Series Verbier Gore-Tex Pro Jacket and Bib
  Gloves: The North Face Patrol Glove
  Under layer: Merino base layer
  Mid layer: The North Face Casaval
  Camera: GoPro Hero 13 Black