Todd Zawistowski
Whether you're hitting the Northern Michigan ski resorts with two skis or one board, you'll look and perform great with these hats, jackets, goggles and gear.
This season, longer jackets in vibrant colors, patterned shirts and solid pants express the free-ride look, as clothing manufacturers are now designing apparel that can be worn by both the skier and snowboarder. Our model (and Traverse graphic designer Eleanor Krautmann) went shopping—here’s the ski outfit she pulled together.
Orage in Heather, $35
Anon Realm Smile in Purple, $120
Orage Lilia, $60
Roxy, with binding, $429
R.E.D. in White, $100
Orage Betty, $250
Lole in White, $200
Salomon Charm 7 in White Pearl, $299
The 2009/2010 snowboard season is all about layers and loud colors. Designers are also moving toward stylish, fashion-influenced cuts. Bright pants, plaid shirts and layering vests show versatility that’s fun and wearable. We turned our other
model, Traverse editorial intern Renee Rudzewizc, loose in racks of boarder-wear. Here’s what she picked out.
Coal The Rosalita flap beanie in Violet, $35
Smith Phenom, $130
Burton Profile, $44
Burton, without binding, $469.95
R.E.D. in Aqua, $100
Burton Style Puffy Vest in Red, $99
Volcom Stones Throw Hydro Zip Fleece, $58
Volcom Carbon Pant, $100
Burton Mint in Pink, Brown and White, $139
Gear and clothes courtesy of Boyne Country Sports 101 E. Front St., Traverse City 231-941-1999 boynecountrysports.com.