Gifts under $100

1. Freehub 6-Panel Hat - $25 | Freehub's new 6-Panel hat has both style and fit dialed.
2. Bontrager B2 Short Sleeve Baselayer - $70 | An awesome baselayer for winter riding. Merino is as comfy as it gets.
3. Maxxis Minion DHR II 29” Tire - $62 | The Minion DHR IIs will tackle any trail with traction and stability.
4. Race Face Turbine 35mm Stem - $80 | The Turbine pairs well any bike and handlebar combo.
5. Kona Sox - $18 | These Kona sox will ensure your feet are happy all winter long, a gift that keeps on giving.
6. High Above Cascadia Hip Pack - $75 The High Above hip packs are stylish, minimal and practical.
7. Smith Squad MTB - $60 | The Squad goggles will keep flying dirt out of your eyes all winter long.
8. New Belgium Beer - $16 | Hands down the best stocking stuffers, or for hiding inside other gifts as an extra suprise.
9. ParkTool MT40 - $50 | Multi-tools are essential to every rider's kit, and the new MT40 has everything you'll need.

Riding Essentials | $100-$500

1. Evoc Trail Builder 30L - $250 | This pack can carry any tool and handle some heavy wear and tear.
2. Smith Forefront Helmet (MIPS) - $260 | The Forefront is one of the lightest and most comfy helmets around.
3. Bontrager Lithos Stormshell Jacket - $300 | Stay warm and dry through the rainy season in the Lithos Stormshell.
4. Smith Pivlock Arena Max Sunglasses - $159 | Perfect for everything from the sun to the mud, with any lens.
5. MSR XKG-EX Stove - $160 | Any bike packing missions in the future? MSR stoves can handle the extremes.
6. RaceFace Next Riser 35mm Bars - $144 | A little carbon always helps to lighten the load.

1. Freehub X Evoc FR Enduro Blackline Pack - $200 | An awesome all-around trail pack for riding or shuttling.
2. Spawn Banshee - $450 | The perfect bike to get young ones stoked on shredding the trails.
3. Trail Boss 3-Piece Handle & 6 heads - $645 | A key component to any trailbuilder's kit, and extremely versatile.

Big Ticket Items | $500-$2000

1. Recon R5 Bike Rack - $875 | Take your friends out for some shuttle laps over the holidays!
2. I9 Torch Enduro 29” Wheelset - $1,210 (Stock) | A pair of I9s will look good on any bike.

Bikes! | $2000+

Kona Process 153 DL - $5000 | The Process is Kona's do-everything bike. It can pedal like the best of them and smash roots, rocks and puddles with the rest of them. If a new bike is on your holiday wish list, check out the Process, as it's one of the more reasonably priced quiver killers on the market.

Evil Following - $6600 | Bigger wheels, less travel. The thought behind the Following is that it can monster-truck over (or through) just about everything. With 29" wheels, more suspension isn't always nevessary, and its geometry gives it a nimble yet powerful feel.