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Toby Shepherd's chosen system
Backcountry
kit.
Seven pieces selected to work together through technical riding, changing weather and long days in steep country—from helmet and vision to weather protection, control and avalanche readiness.
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Mountain tested • MontanaThe selection
Protection without
fighting the gear.
Every choice solves a specific problem: reduce fatigue, keep vision clear, stay dry without overheating, preserve feel at the controls, hold footing on the sled and keep avalanche equipment organized and ready.
F3 Carbon Pro Helmet
Lightweight protection without carrying unnecessary neck fatigue through a full mountain day.
Hand-laid carbon shell • Koroyd® energy management • 1200 g in size large • ECE 22.06View on KLIM ↗
Aeon Snow Goggle
A wide, low-distortion view with fast lens changes when the light and weather move across the mountain.
Toric lens • Magnetic + hinge lens lock • Super Anti-Fog coating • Photochromic optionsView on KLIM ↗
Storm Jacket
Weather protection and mobility for active riding, with ventilation that still works under a backpack.
GORE-TEX Performance Shell • Backpack-compatible vents • Rider articulation • AMP™ electronics pocketView on KLIM ↗
Storm Bib
A durable, non-bulky shell that stays mobile on the sled and opens up quickly when the work rate climbs.
GORE-TEX Performance Shell • Seat-Dry Tech™ • Full-length side vents • Rider-position articulationView on KLIM ↗
Adrenaline Pro S GTX BOA Boot
Support, grip and a precise fit for aggressive riding without giving up all-day comfort.
Dual-zone BOA® • MICHELIN® outsole • GORE-TEX • 600 g 3M® Thinsulate®View on KLIM ↗
Spool GTX Glove
Direct bar feel and dexterity for technical riding, backed by weather protection instead of bulky insulation.
GORE GRIP technology • Non-insulated • Leather palm • Rider-grip articulationView on KLIM ↗
Atlas 14 Avalanche Airbag Pack
Snowmobile-specific avalanche readiness in a compact pack with fast access to the equipment that matters.
Alpride E2 electronic system • 162 L airbag • 14 L storage • USB-C or AA rechargeView on KLIM ↗The standard
Backcountry gear should disappear when the riding gets technical— leaving attention on the mountain, not the equipment.
Toby Shepherd's seven-piece KLIM system