GotYourGear: snowboard boots, goggles and backcountry packs from Utah

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GotYourGear is an outdoor gear shop based in Clearfield, Utah, close to the Wasatch mountains, selling kit for skiing, snowboarding, climbing, camping and biking. Rather than making its own products, it stocks gear from established brands, and the shop menu lists names such as Smith, Spy, Dragon, Electric, Bolle and VonZipper for eyewear alongside DC and Jones for snowboarding.

It suits snowboarders and skiers kitting out for the season, people heading into the backcountry who need a proper touring pack, and anyone who wants goggles or sunglasses from the well-known action sports brands. The homepage leans towards winter when we checked, which makes sense heading into November, but the shop also covers hiking packs, hammocks, headlamps and biking gear.

What's worth a look

The six products featured on the homepage when we checked:

Boots lead the way. The DC Premier Hybrid Snowboard Boots were $299.95, and the homepage says they combine traditional lacing with DC's SUPERLOCK heel harness, controlled by a BOA dial. The DC Lotus Snowboard Boots were also $299.95, described as having a playful medium flex, and came in sizes from 5 upwards.

For the backcountry, Jones packs take three of the six spots. The Jones Further 2025 Backpack was $214.95, a 25-litre mid-size touring pack for a basic backcountry trip, while the Jones Higher 32L Backpack was $234.95 and is aimed at long tours where you carry the full kit. The Jones Adventure 2025 Board Bag was $249.95, a padded roller bag for flying with your board. Rounding things off, the Electric Kabru Goggles were $250, with a magnetic lens system that the homepage says uses a brow clip and nose bridge ledge to hold the lens in place.

Good to know before you buy

Boots are the one thing to be careful with online: sizes differ between brands, so check the size chart and think about whether you wear thick or thin socks on the mountain. Packs like the Further and Higher are sized by volume, so match the litres to how long your typical day out is and how much avalanche or overnight kit you carry. The homepage promises expert gear advice and easy returns, and there's a phone line and email address listed if you want help choosing.

Current offers

We don't have any GotYourGear codes listed at the moment. When we checked, the homepage offered free shipping on orders over $50 (with an asterisk, so check the terms), and there's a Deal of the Week section in the menu worth a look.

How to save more

• Check the Deal of the Week section before you buy, as it changes and can include brands from the main range.
• Keep your order above $50 to get the free shipping, for example by adding a goggle lens or a beanie to a smaller order.
• Buy boots, goggles and a pack in one go before the season starts, rather than paying shipping twice.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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