Gizmag's top 10 ski gadgets for 2013
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The Suunto Ambit tracks altitude and GPS location
Buhel Speakgoggle G33 Intercom
The Suunto Ambit was introduced earlier in 2012
Chaval Response-XRT
With its new apps, the Suunto Ambit can offer even more to skiers
The Suunto Ambit GPS watch is one of our picks
The Suunto Ambit can be paired with various accessories
Suunto Ambit GPS watch
Suunto Ambit
Sidas Drywarmer
The heated gloves that adjust automatically
Chaval Response-XRT
Chaval designed the Response-XRT gloves to be easy to charge
Ski Retrievers
Don't lose your skis on a big powder day
Zippo Hand Warmer
Smith is one of the latest manufacturers to add Recon's heads-up display to its goggle line
Smith I/O Recon
Smith I/O Recon
Skizee
Recon brings a variety of information right to the skier's eye
The Recon hardware is integrated into the lower goggle
K2 Rescue Shovel Plus
Zeal HD Camera Goggle
K2 Rescue Shovel Plus
Article Summary
So far, the Northern Hemisphere's 2012-2013 ski season is off to a rather sluggish start, at least in the heart of American ski country. It looks like it could be another warm, dry year. That doesn't mean that the skiing has to be boring, however. These ski-centric gadgets will wring more enjoyment out of the big powder days that do come and provide a fun distraction when conditions are less than ideal.
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