Looking for some high-tech gear to take with you to the slopes this ski season. Check out our round up. by David Carnoy December 20, 2013 5:19 PM PST Goggles with Recon Instruments' Snow2 heads-up display, the Google Glass of the ski world. (Credit: Recon Instruments) CNET doesn't usually write up ski equipment, but with more ski gear going high tech -- and mingling with the high-tech gear we carry day to day -- we thought we'd have some fun rounding up some of the more innovative ski gear as we head into the peak ski season. While most of the gear in the round up is battery powered, not everything has a power component to it. In some cases, we've included items that have high-tech materials or cutting-edge designs. We'll be updating this feature with new products as we hear about them and test them out. If there's something you think should be included, feel free to suggest it in the comments section and we'll check it out and potentially add it to the list in the future. Best high-tech ski gear (pictures) 1-2 of 25 Scroll Left Scroll Right
Looking for some high-tech gear to take with you to the slopes this ski season. Check out our round up.
Goggles with Recon Instruments' Snow2 heads-up display, the Google Glass of the ski world.
(Credit: Recon Instruments)
CNET doesn't usually write up ski equipment, but with more ski gear going high tech -- and mingling with the high-tech gear we carry day to day -- we thought we'd have some fun rounding up some of the more innovative ski gear as we head into the peak ski season.
While most of the gear in the round up is battery powered, not everything has a power component to it. In some cases, we've included items that have high-tech materials or cutting-edge designs.
We'll be updating this feature with new products as we hear about them and test them out. If there's something you think should be included, feel free to suggest it in the comments section and we'll check it out and potentially add it to the list in the future.
