10 Best High-Tech Ski Gear For 2022

Skiing is an old practice, and fortunately for those who have developed a habit for it despite the practice being ancient, brands have not stopped launching new kits and technology. These gears will help you to step up your skiing game, and they also ensure it is a safe experience for you at all times. Want to see the best options available right now? See our list of 10 Best High-Tech Ski Gear For 2022.

1. GoPro Hero 10 Black:

GOPRO HERO 10 BLACK

This is the best single-lens action camera from GoPro yet and it comes with a new GP2 chip that allows high resolutions at higher frame rates, up to 5.3K at 30 or 60 frames per second, and it is also home to HyperSmooth 4.0, GoPro’s highest level of image stabilization. It costs $550 but if your purchase straight from GoPro.com and sign up for the GoPro subscription service, you will get it for $200 less.

2. Insta360 One X2:

This is a brilliant gear that captures everything in a sphere around the camera, and then you can decide what you prefer to show. It delivers amazing features like 2 fisheye lenses, and together, they take 5.7K 30 frame per second (fps) video that is stitched together in-camera for the creation of an all-sky video. It copes well with 18.4-megapixel photographs as well.

3. GoPro Hero 8 Black:

GoPro Hero 8 Black

If you can live without the top-end resolution and front-facing screen you get from the Hero 9 and Hero 10, the older Hero 8 guarantees 4K video at 60 fps, therefore it makes a lot of sense to own one. Infact, its 4K video is just as impressive as the Hero 9 Black’s and its HyperSmooth stabilization is almost identical as well. This camera improves on earlier GoPros with a higher max bit rate and 1080p live streaming, so it is a very versatile option.

4. Aleck 006:

You can easily slip the Aleck 006 earpieces into your helmet and use them as wireless headphones for listening to music or as a headset for making calls. They provide apt sound but what makes it a must buy is that if you link multiple Aleck 006 are linked together, it can even work like a walkie-talkie system among friends or family members. With real-time GPS tracking in the Aleck Go application, users can also map anyone’s location.

5. Helly Hansen Elevation Infinity 2.0:

Helly Hansen Elevation Infinity 2.0

This device comes with Infinity Pro-tech, a new waterproof, windproof yet breathable material that is the first in the market. As you know, normally, waterproof jackets are chemically treated, however, the water-repellent protection offered here does not have to be reproofed with chemical treatment after use. Other features to enjoy include proper flexibility, three-layer fabric construction and lots of warmth.

6. Giro Orbit:

Helmets with integrated lens shields or goggles have been taking over recently, and Giro currently produces one of the best options with this helmet that is also named Aria for women. It is quite expensive but it is good for those who wear glasses or just prefer protecting their eyes with a hemlet. Users will also be able to rotate the articulating “shield” up onto the helmet or tilt it down over their face.

7. Spy Marauder Elite:

Spy Marauder Elite

Spy Marauder Elite features 60% more venting than rival goggles out there and this makes it almost impossible for it to fog. Its lenses adhere magnetically and can be easily swapped out plus it is compatible with RX eyeglasses. It also comes with the company’s Happy lens tech, which is scientifically tuned to boost mood and alertness while optimizing color and contrast. This will definitely come in handy for a lot of skiiers out there.

8. Phoozy Thermal Case:

During skiing, your phone can get really cold, leading your device to drain faster or shut it down completely. To avoid this, Phoozy comes with a Chromium Thermal Barrier Shell, SpaceTech Penetration Layer and a bit of velcro to keep your smartphone warm on extra cold days and help preserve battery life. It prevents your device from overheating and the case is available in several versions as well.

9. Atomic Redster CTD:

Atomic Redster CTD

This helmet is quite costly but it has features you will be willing to pay for. It comes with 2 sensors that specify any damage if your helmet takes a hit and you will be informed about your Atomic Redster CTDs condition through its app for iOS and Android. Atomic also said its dual-density foam system absorbs shock from all angles to deliver 30% higher impact protection at all times. It is available in black, red and white.

10. Seirus HeatWave Glove Liner:

This one comes with Seirus’ Kinetic heat return system that amplifies your body heat 4 to 5 degrees and reflects it back to you for 20% more warmth. How warm your hands are will depend on how warm the gloves are, and they can be used as stand-alone gloves, but more for running in cold weather than skiing. It is warm enough to wear alone and thin enough to layer, plus it uses reflective linings to return your body heat and completely change how you feel in the cold.