When you’re getting snow goggles, it’s best to get a pair that fits well, offers full UV protection, and which has no air holes to let air in and irritate your eyes as you’re moving. Depending on the kinds of days you snowboard or ski on, you may also want to select your lens color accordingly. Pink, silver mirrored lenses are great for most conditions, but purple lenses are great for dark or overcast days.

Quality is also key - make sure you choose a brand that’s sturdy and well-constructed. Below, we’ve chosen to spotlight some of the best Oakley Snow Goggles.

Below, we’ve gathered some of the best Burton women’s snowboards from recent and upcoming lines. Check them out!

Some of the best-looking rash guards you’ll find come from Quiksilver. They’re a good combination of stylish and affordable, so that’s made them very popular among people who spend a lot of time on the water. Below, we’ve featured some of the best Quiksilver rash guards available today.

Today, removable fins are the most popular type of surfboard fins, and below, you’ll find some of the best fins available from FCS.

When you pick a surfboard leash, you need to consider two things - the size of your surfboard and the size of the waves you’ll be surfing. If you have a 7 foot surfboard, you probably want a 7 foot surfboard leash. You’ll also be determining a thickness - if you’re surfing smaller waves, you’ll go with a surfboard leash that has a thinner diameter. If you’re going to surf big waves, you’ll want one of the thicker big wave surfboard leashes.

You’ll also want to think about brand. Even though a lot of products come from the same basic places, remember that top brands have names to defend, and for that reason, their quality control is typically much better than for off-brands. O’Neill wetsuits, for example, are among some of the best.

Luckily, the internet makes it easy to find almost anything these days…so with that, enjoy these gifts for surfers.

Any other ideas about good gifts for surfers? Leave them in the comments!

To help out, we’ve compiled a list of tips we’ve found around the web. Hopefully, you’ll be able to use some of them to decrease the costs on your next trip to Europe. Feel free to add new tips in the comments!

-Skip Switzerland and France. Yes, they’re fantastic, beautiful places, but they’re also extremely expensive. Try one of the eastern European countries instead.

-Bring as much of your own equipment as possible. Renting may be convenient, but if it’s at all possible, bring your own. Remember, though, that if you have to pay for extra bags on the flight to get your equipment over there, the savings may not be worth it. Check out the rental costs and compare them with your airline’s baggage fees.

-Make friends with a local. No matter where you travel, people love to screw the tourists. Just as there are secrets to doing Disney on the cheap, a local can almost definitely help you negotiate a better deal or take advantage of hidden savings. Try to arrive a night early and hit up a local bar or tavern to make friends.

-Make arrangements to stay for several days. Your lift tickets will almost always be cheaper that way.

By following all of these tips, you should be able to knock at least a couple hundred dollars off the cost of your snowboarding trip to Europe. If you have any additional tips, let us know in the comments!

Below, I’ve gathered the best of Women’s Bonfire Snowboarding Jackets from around the web. Remember that if you don’t see what you like here, you’ll often find additional colors or patterns on the retailer’s website. Enjoy!