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(Inga Hendrickson)
2021 Winter Buyer鈥檚 Guide

The Best Mountaineering Gear of 2021

Leading gear for frozen alpine missions

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(Photo: Inga Hendrickson)

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Petzl Fly Harness ($100)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy Petzl)

Weighing 4.6 ounces, the Fly is the first adjustable harness sans metal buckles we鈥檝e tested. The waist belt and leg loops use knots and toggles, so you can tie in with skis on.


Mammut 8.7 Alpine Sender Dry Rope ($220)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy Mammut)

Few cords this thin, light, and durable are also triple certified as a single, half, and twin rope. This outlier is ready for any mission.


The North Face Summit L4 Hybrid Pants ($389)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy The North Face)

The waterproof, durable, highly breathable Summit L4 soft-shell pants boast clip-on suspenders for easy on-off and Kevlar kick patches that prevent crampon snags.


Outdoor Research Archangel Jacket ($699)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy Outdoor Research)

Constructed from durable Gore-Tex Pro, this burly hard shell keeps you dry in blizzards. A stretch panel on the neck and upper back preserves your range of motion.


Petzl Irvis Hybrid Crampons ($190)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy Petzl)

Sporting a steel front and aluminum heel connected by Dyneema cord, these ten-point spikes are super light (19 to 20 ounces) without sacrificing bite. Petzl鈥檚 crampons are modular, so you can mix and match to suit.


Black Diamond Vision MIPS Helmet ($150)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy Black Diamond)

This 8.4-ounce lid offers improved side and back coverage plus MIPS for oblique impacts. It鈥檚 hat-compatible and easy to adjust with gloves on.


Black Diamond 颅Raven Pro Ice Ax ($120)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy Black Diamond)

The revamped 颅颅award-winning Raven Pro has a slightly curved shaft and a grooved handle for better grip. With six lengths, you can find your best fit.


Arc鈥檛eryx Alpha FL 30 Pack ($259)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy Arc鈥檛eryx)

A roll top means the waterproof Alpha FL鈥檚 capacity expands up to 37 liters. The minimalist 1.4-pound design has external tool and rope carry, and an internal stash pocket.


Rab Pivot GTX Gloves ($140)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy Rab)

These gloves shine in harsh conditions but still offer dexterity for technical climbing, thanks to wind- and waterproof 颅Gore-Tex Active and grippy leather with synthetic insulation.


Asolo Mont Blanc Gv Mountaineering Boots ($950)

mountaineering gear
(Courtesy Asolo)

This boot is surprisingly warm for its two-pound weight and perfect for kicking ice. Gore-Tex insulation seals in heat, while carbon fiber and aluminum make the sole rigid and agile.

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