Catalogue is a research shortlist, not confirmed inventory.
EQUIP THE OBSESSION
For first-chair loyalists, storm chasers, tiny rippers and anyone who believes winter is a way of life.
GOOD GEAR. GREAT LINES. NO COMPROMISE.
Two sides of the same mountain. HUNTER ALPINE tracks weather, terrain and technique. THE SHRED SHED brings the gear, workshop knowledge, racing tools and culture for every way down.
ENTER THE SHRED SHED ↗From the start wand to the finish net. World-class equipment, custom team racewear, and the tools to run an entire program.
GEAR UP. GO OUT. DO IT AGAIN.
The equipment and merchandise division of HUNTER ALPINE. Alpine, race, touring, boards, bikes, street, water and mountain culture—organized by how you actually ride.
A curated gear-family index, not a claimed in-stock product list. Discover a discipline, save your setup, then check maker specifications and verified supply routes before ordering.
Our merch designs are pre-production concepts. No prices, orders or product availability are implied.
SL & GS skis, race boots and bindings, gates, timing, drills, radios, armor and race-service tuning from P-Tex to industrial grinders.
ENTER HUNTER RACING ↗Hoodies, graphic tees, crews, beanies, patches, pins, stickers and mountain-day accessories. The originals line is in design—nothing here is falsely listed as available to buy.
Skis, boots, bindings and protective gear need individual fitting and compatibility checks.
Maker names are editorial references, not reseller approval, inventory or endorsement.
Equipment pathways, mentoring and mountain days for young riders are being developed.
YOUR QUIVER STARTS HERE
Explore the manufacturers behind our product-family directory. This is a maker-reference index; shop departments and save a gear shortlist in THE SHRED SHED above.
All-mountain / powder / carving / park / race
↗ 02Fit / flex / shell / liners
↗ 03Alpine / touring / race
↗ 04Helmets / goggles / armour
↗ 05Shells / insulation / layers
↗ 06Wax / edges / tools / benches
↗ 07Touring / avalanche gear / packs
↗Brand listings are editorial research leads, not claims of HUNTER dealership, authorized resale, partnership, prices, or live inventory.
20 RESORTS · BRITISH COLUMBIA & ALBERTA
Explore 20 major ski areas across BC and Alberta. Jump to official webcams, mountain snowfall reports and the regional weather outlook. Camera availability and snow totals come from their publishers.
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HUNTER ALPINE's mountain directory links to official publishers. A listed webcam may be live video, a still image refreshed periodically, or a report page. Check the source timestamp before making decisions.
Consult the current regional avalanche forecast, terrain guidance and local professionals before travelling beyond controlled terrain.
HUNTER ALPINE / MOUNTAIN CONTROL
Switch between hosted camera players and 17 additional resort sources. Dedicated camera pages and general resort websites are labelled separately; a still image is not live video.
Hosted players and official camera-page links belong to third parties, not HUNTER. Providers may restrict playback on other websites. Use Official Cam Page or Open Player if a picture does not appear. A webcam is not a snow, road, avalanche or lift-status report.
CHECK AVALANCHE CANADA ↗TRACK THE STORM / PLAN THE TRIP
Real Environment and Climate Change Canada radar and regional forecasts. Use the mountain-specific report for alpine temperatures, snow accumulation, lift status and closures.
Radar data has not been checked in this browser.
OPEN OFFICIAL ECCC RADAR VIEWER ↗Official Environment Canada regional forecasts load here; these are not summit observations or snowfall projections.
Radar depicts recent detected precipitation, not what will fall tomorrow.
Valley forecasts are orientation only. Check a resort's alpine forecast and freezing level.
For uncontrolled terrain, consult Avalanche Canada ↗ and trained local expertise.
INTELLIGENCE OVER HYPE
Answer two questions for a starting-point ski profile. Then talk to a qualified bootfitter and technician before buying or mounting.
A versatile ski around 80–90 mm underfoot can be a useful place to begin. Prioritize a supportive, professionally fitted boot.
Educational guidance only. Height, weight, stance, snowpack, binding compatibility and ability affect the final fit. Touring also requires skills and avalanche training.
KNOW-HOW THAT GOES WITH YOU
Practical mountain knowledge from the boot room to the ridgeline. Initial guides are short-form essentials; deeper articles can grow with the site.
Talent should never depend on whether a family can cover boots, transport, instruction or lift tickets.
Our ROOTED alpine pathway is being designed around access to equipment, mentorship, mountain days, progression and eventual jobs in the sport.
MEET ROOTED ↗PROGRAM CONCEPT / NOT AN OPEN ENROLMENTMAKE YOUR OWN TRACKS