Multiple testers of varying skill levels and nordic ski experts weigh in on the best cross country ski boots.

Where alpine skiing is thought of as a gravity sport like downhill mountain biking, cross country is much more akin to road or gravel biking. In general, cross-country skiing can be a bit more ...

I want to take up cross-country skiing again after a 20-year layoff. What's the latest in gear, not necessarily top of the line but not entry level, that will get me back there again? I'm a ...

Want a cross-country ski that can move on and off trail easily? The Fischer Spider 62 Crown Xtralite is an ideal option.

Designed for nature-loving newcomers to cross-country skiing, this book has a soft sole flex, more insulation, and a lot of flexibility, which means that wide feet work well in it.

Cross country skiing requires boots, skis, and poles, but frigid temperatures also necessitate hat, gloves, coat, and plenty of layers. What to wear for pants can be a particular challenge; stripping ...

My first day of cross country was indeed a challenge; it took me quite a while to adapt to the different stance and get the feel for the very different gear that cross-country skiing requires.

Running through the winter is a challenge, but cross-country skiing could be a great alternative for runners looking to maintain their fitness through the off-season and refresh their mental game.

We spoke with eight cross-country ski experts to find the best Nordic skis, boots, gloves, base layers, and boots, including Fischer Sports Twin Skin, Madshus Endurance, Rossignol X6 combi boots ...