Fresh Shred

by Noah Johnson

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Snowboarding is all about style-on and off­ the snow. We know you were flossing in your purple one-piece ski suit, but it's time to step up your outerwear game for looks and performance.

Dakine Drifter hat
Keeping your head warm is essential, and the cozy, fleece-lined Drifter dome-piece will do just that.
$25 @ dakine.com

Smith Prodigy Goggles
With more space inside the goggles and adjustable levels of ventilation to keep you fog-free, the Prodigy ensures your range of vision is always clear and wide.
$115 @ smithoptics.com

Quiksilver Todd Richards jacket
We brought you the man, now here's his jacket. Designed specifically for pro rider Todd Richards, the jacket has built-in Lycra hand gaiters and a tuck-away powder skirt to keep snow out, plus a cool asymmetrical plaid-print design.
$230 @ quiksilver.com

Burton AK Guide gloves
Warm without sacrificing dexterity, the AK Guide is made from Gore-Tex XCR, so you know your hands are going to be dry and toasty in even the harshest conditions.
$1o0 @ burton.com

Forum Recon 158 Board + Recon bindings
The Recon board is ideal for riders of all ability levels, perfect for carving, cruising, and jumping. The binding has strong aluminum-buckle levers and a capped toe strap that is designed to increase comfort, stability, and foot hold.
$450 @ forumsnowboards.com

Ride Attica pants
These pants are treated to be fully waterproof, protecting you from the elements when you're out in the snow all day. Other key features include long, mesh-lined vents that let your boys breathe and cargo pockets big enough to pack a lunch in.
$170 @ ridesnowboards.com

ThirtyTwo lashed boots
If there were only one snowboard boot in the world for everyone to use, it would have to be the Lashed. With enough flex for serious comfort and stability to keep your ankles in place, this is the must-have go-anywhere, do-anything snowboard accessory.
$190 @ thirtytwo.com