“Skida headbands were a major hit in my house last Christmas with all of the women. The Vermont-based brand makes neckwarmers, headbands, buffs, scarves and hats for both men and women and they do so with the largest variety of colorful and unique prints I’ve ever seen. I love my Alpine Headband for when I’m out touring in the backcountry— it keeps my ears warm, but my head can still breath so I don’t overheat. The fleece-lined Neckwarmer has saved me on frigid days and the floral print is just enough girly without being obnoxious. I dub this item THE perfect (and most affordable) stocking stuffer for any mountain gal.” $18-$36, Jessi H., Marketing and Communications Coordinator

“I can’t tell you enough how handy this headlamp has been since I purchased it. If you’re into any kind of outdoor activity whether it be camping, hiking, climbing, fishing, skiing, boarding, etc. you’ll at one-point run into a situation where you’ll need a headlamp. Small, convenient, extremely useful, and relatively inexpensive, it’s hard to go wrong when buying this as a gift for your outdoor enthusiast, and it makes a great stocking stuffer!” $25.00 - $60.00, Ian A., Associate Producer

"These headphones are an active person's dream. I love listening to music when I ride my bike and ski, but the annoying cord always ruins it. These wireless headphones are a total game changer. No cord will ever get caught, pulling the earbuds out of your ears or getting tangled on your bike. They stay secure on the neck, I’m never worried about them falling off and the sound is awesome quality.” $129, Jen M., Receptionist Extraordinaire

“These are the best, biggest, yummiest pistachios ever. ARO processes non-GMO, premium pistachios that are grown locally, near their office in California. I buy the Power Pack and give out bags as gifts. Healthy, delicious, indulgent.” Box of 8 10.5 OZ Power Packs $40, Wis H., Graphic Designer

“Oh man, if Santa placed the 2016-2017 K2 Luv Boats under my Christmas tree, it would be my choice pow ski for many seasons to come. Extremely light with the Konic and Nanolite technology, this ski is ideal for skinning up and then surfing down. The 105 width underfoot is just enough to be a float-focused ride while still allowing for agility and response when snow is lacking. The tail is flat but tapered, which gives the driver control in any snow conditions but doesn’t interfere with smearing or fun. This ski is playful, but nonetheless powerful.” $900, Jessi H., Marketing and Communications Coordinator

“Hotronic’s FootWarmer S4 boot heaters are the best piece of gear I’ve ever bought. My feet are always cold and it became a huge problem. No matter what socks or boots I wore, my feet would eventually lose feeling and then I’d have trouble controlling my skis. I finally decided to pony up the cash for some Hotronics and they are worth every buck. The re-chargeable battery packs are a little bulky but the tradeoff is worth it for toasty toes. Now if only Hotronic made gloves heaters...” $250, Amanda M., Grassroots Marketing Coordinator

“Such a great frame from Bolle… I wear these things everywhere. The right amount of sport and style to be functional for adventure, but appropriate for wearing around town.” $119, Andy H., Managing Director 

“My hands always get cold skiing, and although these may not be the most stylish gloves and mittens on the market, they are the warmest things I have ever worn. If you have any doubt, just pay attention to the ski patrol's gloves the next time you go skiing! Plus, you can't beat the price!” $25, Renee G., Operations Coordinator 

“We get our fair share of Gosling’s Rum around the Warren Miller offices, but this is the bottle that is most frequently discussed. The family reserve is a whiskey drinker’s rum. A three finger pour and another log on the fire can turn an average skiing story into an embellished all-time ‘should have been there’ work of art.” $75, Andy H., Managing Director

“From backcountry skiing to sea kayaking to hanging out at home, this is by far my favorite layer. With their office located above a coffee shop in Boulder, Colorado, Mountain Standard makes high quality gear at an extremely reasonable price. Whether you’re looking for outerwear or camping supplies, you really can’t go wrong with anything they make!” $49, Jessi M., Production Coordinator

“I believe travel is the best gift you can give, so any item that makes traveling easier is high on my list. This little guy is small enough to carry on an airplane, but comes with some seriously thought-out and tested features (like hidden pockets, backpack straps, and durable materials), so you can transition this bag from a short weekend getaway to an extended international trip.” $129, Julie B., Account Manager, National Partnerships

“I love these gloves because they are so easy to layer. They keep my hands protected and just warm enough in cool weather. When the temperature drops I can easily layer them under or my other gloves/liners for extra warmth. I bike every single day, so they take a good beating and still look great!” $25, Jen M., Receptionist Extraordinaire 

“I love listening to Bruce Springsteen when skiing and out of all the different systems I’ve owned, Outdoor Tech’s Chips 2.0 is the only system that’s held up to normal wear and tear, freezing temps, and moisture. Because the speakers are wireless, I don’t have to worry about snagging cords or melting snow damaging the audio controls. You can control your music and answer phone calls by tapping on your helmet’s earpiece. This feature is awesome because my phone always dies if I expose it to the cold trying to change songs.” $130, Amanda M., Grassroots Marketing Coordinator (and Top 10 Biggest Bruce Springsteen Fans on Planet Earth)

“This bag rules. Hands down. Made in the USA, it’s ideal for traveling, long hikes, and your daily commute to work. The Topo team collaborated with Danner Boots on the design so there’s no doubt whoever gets this bag will be the coolest kid on the block.” $189, Jessi M., Production Coordinator

“I hope Santa is reading this… but doesn’t get distracted from hooking me up when the rest of you put it on your list too. 85-foot boat with a heli-pad and all of the snow and water toys you could ask for? Not sure how he gets it down the chimney, but you won’t know until you ask.” $14,750 (plus yer booze), Andy H., Managing Director 

These classic boots are often on backorder and for good reason. They are comfortable, practical and come in several variations. Bean Boots are a timeless addition to every person’s winter wardrobe. $89-$229, Jessi H., Marketing and Communications Coordinator

"Jetboil is definitely on my wish list this year. My brother has one of these and I’ve seen it in action on a camping trip. It is one of the most amazing things to have at your camp site, and some of the models are small enough to bring backpacking. This little stove will boil water in just two minutes, which is so perfect and convenient for coffee, coco, and dehydrated meals." $135, Meghan F., Digital Marketing Coordinator

“I was probably the last guy on the Yeti train. I mean, who needs a $20 coffee mug? So, yes, this is on holiday shopping list a full year after everybody else had it on theirs.” $20, Andy H., Managing Director

“Being a short haired heeler mix, our gal, Remy, can get a little chilly in the winter. We upgraded her from a fleece to this new insulated coat to keep her warm when she’s running laps at the dog park or along for a skin in the backcountry.” $90, Remy M., Chief Morale Officer/Friendly Pup

"At 92 years old, there isn’t much Warren hasn’t accomplished. Freedom Found explores his extraordinary life starting from his humble childhood in Hollywood in the 20’s, his Navy days, learning to ski, picking up his first camera and how he became the godfather of action sports filmmaking. Incredible stories, wit and history from the grand storyteller himself, Warren Miller." $30, Josh H., Producer

If you can't give someone the experience of skiing for the holidays, then give them the next closest thing - Warren MIller's 67th film Here, There & Everywhere. This feature-length movie will get everyone excited to ski and ride, and watching it is something you can all do together during the crazy holiday season. Professional skiers and riders take you to far off places like Greenland and Switzerland and then back home to Colorado and Utah for even more powder chasing. $13.