Whether you’re a digital nomad, content creator, or remote worker living full time on the road, staying connected and productive from a van takes the right gear.

There is a big difference between the best camera on paper and the best camera when you are actually outside using it. Wind, snow, gloves, cold fingers, flat light, and terrain moving fast under your feet have a way of exposing gear that looks great in reviews but becomes frustrating in real life.

Whether we are snowboarding down remote ridgelines, setting up the van in a national forest, or chasing sunsets across state lines, one thing stays consistent. We are always filming.

Whether I’m skinning up a quiet ridge before sunrise, piecing together a new line, or just scouting out trailheads from the van, onX Backcountry is always part of my toolkit. It’s one of the most useful apps I rely on in the backcountry, especially when I’m planning splitboard missions or exploring new zones with sketchy cell service.

This board hits the perfect balance when it comes to flex. It has enough backbone to feel solid in technical terrain and variable snow but it is not so stiff that it kills the fun.

Resort days are all about efficiency, comfort, and fun. Whether we're carving groomers, hitting side hits, or just chasing good snow and better vibes, this is the gear we keep reaching for. Here’s a full breakdown of what we wear and ride at the mountain all season long.

When it comes to splitboarding, the climb is just as important as the ride. And after putting the Spark R&D Surge bindings through everything from deep powder tours to frozen wind-scoured ridgelines, I can say without hesitation: these things are dialed.

Hands down my favorite piece of backcountry gear! The jones solution absolutly rips any conditions that I’ve used it in

Check out all the gear that helps us dive further into the backcountry