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Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers Lava Men

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers Black Men

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Ski Trousers Tofu Men

Halo 2L Insulated Ski Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Ski Trousers Black Men

Halo 2L Insulated Ski Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers Black Men

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers Anthracite Men

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Ski Trousers Kelp Beige Men

Halo 2L Insulated Ski Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers Anthracite/Golden Yellow Women

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers Black Women

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers

Halo 2l Insulated Ski Trousers Bruschetta Women

Halo 2l Insulated Ski Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers Arctic Women

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers Hawaiian Sunset Men

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers

Halo 2l Insulated Ski Trousers Peyote Women

Halo 2l Insulated Ski Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers Blue Opal Men

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers Black Forest Men

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers Fired Brick Men

Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers Bossa Nova Women

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers Black Women

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers

Atlas 3L Ski Bib Trousers Lark Women

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Halo 2L Insulated Snow Trousers Arona Women

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There is no better feeling than the thrill of carving fresh tracks, the rush of alpine air, and the satisfaction of landing the perfect turn. We’ve designed our ski and snowboard trousers to match your passion for the mountains, so whether you’re cruising down groomed slopes or taking on powdery backcountry trails, our gear has you covered. With options tailored for both men and women, our collections of ski trousers and snowboard trousers combines technical performance, comfort, and style.

Let’s dive into the essentials to help you make the best choice for your next winter adventure.

Frequently asked questions

Should you wear shells or insulated trousers for skiing?

Choosing between shells and insulated trousers often depends on the temperature, the level of activity, and personal comfort preferences. If you’re skiing in cold conditions or tend to feel chilly, insulated trousers provide extra warmth. However, if you’re in wet conditions or tackling high-intensity skiing, shell trousers can be ideal as they add extra protection against the elements and offer flexibility for layering.

What should you wear under ski and snowboarding trousers?

The key to staying comfortable on the slopes is layering. We recommend calf-length, moisture-wicking base layer trousers, synthetic or in merino wool. For more guidance, check out our Layering Guide and our “What to Wear Skiing” guide to find the perfect setup for your next ski or snowboarding trip.

What should you look for in ski and snowboarding trousers?

Finding the right trousers involves balancing warmth, waterproofing, and freedom of movement. Look for features like bibs and snow gaiters for a secure fit and snow protection. Reinforcements at the ankle and hem add durability against sharp edges, while a reinforced seat protects you when sitting in snow or on the ski lift. Ventilation zippers help with moisture management, letting out excess heat, while wind and water protection keep you dry and warm—consider waterproof trousers if you expect frequent contact with snow. For more in-depth guidance, see our “What to Wear Skiing” guide, where we cover everything you need to know about choosing the right ski and snowboard gear.

How should ski and snowboarding trousers fit?

A good fit is key to staying warm and comfortable. Ski trousers should allow for layering without feeling too tight or bulky. Remember, it’s the trapped air in your layers that helps insulate you. A snug but flexible fit ensures you can move freely while keeping out cold air. Avoid trousers that are too loose, as they may let cold air in and restrict your movements on the slopes.

How long should ski and snowboarding trousers be?

To keep your boots covered, ski and snowboarding trousers generally need to be a bit longer than standard trousers. We recommend that you consider adding a little more to your usual length to ensure proper coverage over ski boots, helping to seal out snow and maintain warmth.

How do you wash and care for ski and snowboarding trousers?

Proper care will keep your trousers performing well season after season. To care for ski and snowboarding trousers, wash them sparingly and only when visibly dirty or when water stops beading on the surface. Use a gentle wash cycle with a pH-neutral detergent and avoid fabric softeners, which can damage waterproofing, breathability and is also bad for the environment. After washing, hang dry and reactivate the DWR coating with low heat in a dryer or by ironing with a protective layer in between. For insulated trousers, tumble-dry them on low heat with tennis balls to help distribute the filling evenly. If a tumble dryer is not available, shake the trousers gently for the same effect. Check out our “How to Wash Waterproof Clothing” guide and our Clothing Care for more tips on keeping your winter gear in top shape.

What’s the difference between ski trousers and snowboard trousers?

While ski and snowboard trousers share many similarities, there are a few key differences. Ski trousers tend to have a more fitted style, as skiing requires streamlined movement. Snowboarding trousers, on the other hand, often have a slightly looser fit, allowing for flexibility during tricks and manoeuvres. Choose the style that matches your sport and riding style!

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