Utah ski and snowboard gear
15 picks from 12 Utah ski and snowboard brands, from $19.95 to $995.
Utah sells its snow hard, and a fair amount of the gear for riding it comes from here too. Two boards on this list are pressed in Utah, Voilé's in West Valley City and American Gear Company's in Washington, near St. George. The rest come from Utah companies that build in other states or overseas, and where a brand's own page says which, so does the card.
Prices are the ones on each brand's own site on October 19, 2026. A button that goes to Amazon says "See price at Amazon," because Amazon's prices move too often to print here.
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Skis
3 picks. All sections
The first 4FRNT ski was pressed from a fence post and an old ski in a Truckee garage in 2002, and the company has been run from Salt Lake City for most of its life since. DPS started production in China and opened its own Salt Lake City factory in 2013, and its pages now say Made in the USA. Armada is based in Park City, and the base of the Declivity in its own photo says Austria.
No. 01Salt Lake City
Wailer 107
DPS lists a lifetime warranty and says Made in the USA on the page. The Wailer 107 has a poplar core and a 15 meter turn radius.
$995at dpsskis.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop DPS Skis: Wailer 107No. 02Salt Lake City
Hoji
The page lists a 3-year warranty and an aspen and maple core. The company says its Multi Radius Rocker floats in soft snow.
$879at 4frnt.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop 4FRNT Skis: HojiNo. 03Park City
Declivity X 102
Armada lists a poplar core with titanal layers. The base label in its own product photo reads Made in Austria.
$875at armadasnow.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop Armada: Declivity X 102
Snowboards and splitboards
4 picks. All sections
An avalanche forecaster brought Voilé a crude splitboard prototype in 1991, and Voilé still makes its boards in West Valley City. American Gear Company moved its factory to Washington, Utah, in 2012 and builds the Humanity there for $399, the lowest price on this list for anything you can stand on. Cardiff started after its founder snapped the nose off a new board in Hokkaido. It designs in Utah and builds in Canada.
No. 04St. George
Humanity C2 All Mountain
The page says this board is built in Washington, Utah, in the southwest corner of the state.
$399at americangearcompany.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop American Gear Company: Humanity C2 All MountainNo. 05West Valley City
Revelator Splitboard
The page says Made in Utah, USA. The 154 cm size weighs 2578 grams a pair, and the core is Paulownia wood.
$562.50at voile.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop Voilé: Revelator SplitboardNo. 06Salt Lake City
Goat Enduro Splitboard
Cardiff's page says the board is designed in Utah and made in Canada. The Goat has a 10 meter sidecut and 12 millimeters of taper.
$950at cardiffsnow.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop Cardiff Snowcraft: Goat Enduro SplitboardNo. 07Salt Lake City
Sceptre Splitboard, 158
The page lists an aspen and poplar core and a 3-year warranty on workmanship and materials.
$969.99at chimerasnowboards.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop Chimera Snowboards: Sceptre Splitboard, 158
Poles and shovels
2 picks. All sections
Dave Goode patented a way to make carbon ski poles in 1989 and moved the company to Ogden in 2004. The Voilé Telepro is the shovel you carry all season and hope to use only for digging a snow pit.
No. 08Ogden
G-Carbon Ski Poles
A pair weighs 580 grams on a 10.4 millimeter carbon shaft. Goode lists its headquarters on Wall Avenue in Ogden.
No. 09West Valley City
Telepro Avalanche Shovel
The scoop is cold forged from 6061 aluminum and heat treated to a T6 temper. The shovel weighs 1 lb 14 oz and extends to 39.5 inches.
Goggles and helmets
4 picks. All sections
Bob Smith's fix for foggy goggles in the 1960s was a second lens, and Smith's manufacturing headquarters is in Clearfield now. SHRED. started in 2006 in Ted Ligety's Park City attic with four neon goggles. ArgentaWorks, also in Park City, launched in November 2023, after its founder skied every month for a year. The only companion who made every month was a dog named Glacier.
No. 10Clearfield
Squad Goggles
The page lists a cylindrical Carbonic-x lens with a Fog-X anti-fog inner lens. The photochromic lens options cost $195.
$165at smithoptics.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop Smith Optics: Squad GogglesNo. 11Park City
Amazify Ski Goggle
The page lists a weight of 150 grams and says the goggle fits most prescription glasses. The strap is 74 percent recycled PET.
$199.95at shredoptics.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop SHRED.: Amazify Ski GoggleNo. 12Park City
Totality Helmet
The page lists a weight of 460 grams in size S and certification to ASTM F2040 and EN 1077 B.
$159.95at shredoptics.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop SHRED.: Totality HelmetNo. 13Park City
Tuscarora Goggle, Black Frame
The goggle comes with two interchangeable lenses, one for sun and one for low light, plus a hard carrying case.
$199at argentaworks.com, as of October 19, 2026
Shop ArgentaWorks: Tuscarora Goggle, Black Frame
Wax and tuning
2 picks. All sections
DPS launched PHANTOM on Kickstarter on November 1, 2017, as a base treatment the company says lasts the life of the ski, so nobody waxes on a Thursday night. The page says it contains no PFAS or fluorocarbons. The $19.95 kit keeps the base clean afterward.
No. 14Salt Lake City
Single Application Kit
One kit treats one pair of skis or one snowboard. The page says the treatment contains no PFAS or fluorocarbons.
No. 15Salt Lake City
Base Care Kit
Three polishing pads. The page says the kit works on bases with or without the PHANTOM treatment.
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