Patagonia - October 22, 2025

The New PowSlayer Freeride Kit

Built for hunting the steepest and deepest powder.

It’s a bold goal to make the best better. Our new PowSlayer Freeride Kit is made for those seeking powder turns in the steepest and deepest big-mountain terrain—the pinnacle of our PowSlayer series’ 13-year legacy.

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Each layer is designed to interact seamlessly together as a unified system to keep you covered from skin to shell, backpack to beanie and skintrack to summit.

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Patagonia Films. Dig: An Alaskan Snowboard Film.

When you’ve spent your life hiking and riding the world’s most challenging terrain, finding “the line of your life” is a tall task. In April 2025, big-mountain snowboarder Ryland Bell set out to do just that.

Follow Ryland’s journey in DIG, premiering on November 19 on the Patagonia YouTube Channel.

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Photos: (Top) It says a lot that Ryland Bell called this the line of his life. Then you hear it took a month of waiting on a remote glacier and a 4,000-foot bootpack to make it happen. Worth it. NICOLAS TEICHROB (Bottom) You don’t have to be surfing to get barreled … if it’s steep enough, that is. Nick Russell leans into some French powder waves in the Chamonix backcountry. FREDRIK KALBERMATTEN

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