There’s nothing worse than being too hot or too cold. Duofold’s Varitherm base layers can solve that problem. Varitherm is wicking and quick-drying to keep the sweat from your skin. An odor-resistant finish in the fabric keeps the stink away, too. Available in Mid Weight and Expedition Weight, these are some of the best base layers for under your jacket and pants. Comes in tops and bottoms for men and women. $23-$28 Mid Weight, $39-$44 Expedition Weight. Now get out there and enjoy your time on the slopes. www.duofold.com

Another nice layer option is Gordini’s Lavawool Base Layers. The Lavawool wicks moisture away from your skin and then disperses it so that it dries just like that. It’s also super breathable and nice and soft. Available in a range of weights in men’s and women’s styles: Light Weight, Mid Weight, Arctic Weight and Stretch Arctic Weight. www.gordini.com

For snowshoeing or just shoveling snow, the men’s and women’s Snoqualmie ($135, at right) boot from Keen will keep your tootsies warm and dry. How? With help from plenty of PrimaLoft insulation. Gals looking for a warm boot with a bit of style should look no further than Keen’s Vail ($125, at left), another PrimaLoft lined style that combines fashion and function, plus an eVent waterproof barrier. www.keenfootwear.com

Gordini’s Lobz stereo ear warmers are lined with PrimaLoft to keep your ears warm while you’re out playing in the snow and want to hear some tunes. They feature removable stereophonic earphones so you can leave your earbuds behind. They’re also foldable for easy transport and have an adjustable slider for a perfect fit. $30

Looking for the ultimate ski sock? Look no further than a pair from X-Socks. One look at the socks says TECHNICAL. Try the Ski Adrenaline Sinofit, which was developed for use in extreme conditions with a silver footbed that effectively inhibits bacterial growth, foot odor and athlete's foot. $56, www.x-socks.com

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