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🚨 Our bestselling snow kits are back!

Brand new 2026 Cottonwoods collection now available

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Backcountry promotes its bestselling snow kits, now available with new BGA Cottonwoods gear and Xpore waterproof outerwear kits. The brand highlights two fully waterproof outerwear kits made without intentionally added PFAS, featuring tough and durable construction. Backcountry also offers up to 40% off select ski and snowboard gear and apparel.

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Brand new BGA Cottonwoods gear

BGA Cottonwoods Collection We've teamed up with Xpore to bring you two fully waterproof outerwear kits made without intentionally added PFAS. Get ready for the snow now with outerwear geared to perform. Shop now

Cottonwoods Xpore Tough & durable construction Built for: Resort & All-Mtn. Shop Now

Cottonwoods Xpore LT Light & versatile construction Built for: Resort & Touring. Shop Now

Brand New Features

100+ Day seasons Focused on durability, this kit can take a beating and still last season after season, designed to perform in the backcountry and the resort SHOP NOW

updated pockets/storage Backpack-compatible pocketing with waist strap tunnel behind hand pockets. SHOP NOW

updated kevlar kick panels Revamped Kevlar kick panels and reinforced hem that doesn’t feel stiff. SHOP NOW

Xpore membrane packs 10 billion nanopores into every square inch. The pores are 20,000 times smaller than a water droplet, but large enough to let sweat vapor escape. SHOP NOW

Up To 40% off Ski & Snowboard Shop Now

UP TO 40% OFF SKI & SNOWBOARD ON SALE, VALID 9/8–10/31

2607 South 3200 West, Suite A, Salt Lake City, UT 84119

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