Goggles serve as a protective barrier from snow, sleet, and debris from getting into your eyes and inhibiting your vision. Knowing the different goggle technologies, designs, fit, and care can help you make an informed decision on your next goggle purchase.

When choosing a ski/snowboard helmet, there are many things to consider in order to make the best purchase. Consider your riding style, ventilation options, safety features, and other helmet technologies as well as understand the helmet’s construction and how it should fit. This article breaks down what you need to know to make the right choice.

VLT stands for Visible Light Transmission and it is the amount of light that makes it through a goggle’s lens. This article will guide you through VLT percentages, their meanings and uses.

GIRO LIVE FOR THIS news post: CANYON//SRAM Racing: Live for Le Tour de France Femmes - Ricarda Bauernfeind and Kasia Niewiadoma talk about their role on the team riding in Le Tour de France Femmes.

When the skies refuse to snow, buffed out groomers are always a ripping good time for laying ruts in clean corduroy, sending up some clouds on rollers, and slashing berms with a group of good friends.

A short film about chasing the feeling of flight. Come along with Gabe Ferguson and Joey Okesson for a session of weightlessness and style above the lip.

A short film with our riders chasing the feeling of weightlessness, getting blinded by white rooms and slashing snow-covered walls.

Explore the Tetons with Zeppelin Zeerip in "Split Sound" - a short film about split boarding in Grand Teton National Park.

The goals of this trip were simple: to find hot springs and ride snowboards downhill – Sounded like a good plan to us. We got together with Monster Children to create a short film to share their off-the-grid adventure.

Watch the "My Take Series", where the Giro Global Team athletes each create their own video that encompasses their love for snow.

Learn about the importance of backcountry safety, key principles and practices, resources available to you, and the gear you need.....

It’s difficult to comprehend what it means to climb a million feet on a mountain bike in one year. It’s the equivalent of “Everesting” more than 34 times, or riding the complete Tour de France...