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Hitting the slopes this season? Get kitted out for your next mountain adventure with our full range of ski and snowboard gear. From high-performance ski jackets and salopettes to versatile base layers and fleeces, we have everything you need for warmth, comfort, and protection on every run.

Our collection includes ski clothes for women and men, featuring technical jackets with advanced fabric technologies such as 2-layer (2L) and 3-layer (3L) constructions for reliable weatherproofing. Top-rated membranes like GORE-TEX deliver outstanding breathability and waterproof protection, helping you stay dry from first lift to last descent.

Complete your setup with performance-driven ski pants designed for flexibility, durability, and comfort. Keep your hands warm with insulated ski gloves and mittens that maintain grip and dexterity in freezing temperatures. From crystal-clear goggles to safety-focused helmets with MIPS® and RECCO® systems, every detail supports safety and confidence on the slopes.

When it’s time to unwind, switch to stylish après ski wear. A cosy après ski jumper pairs perfectly with insulated snow boots, keeping you warm and relaxed when the day’s runs are done. With everything from technical skiing clothes to casual off-slope comfort, our après ski collection ensures you’re ready for every moment in the mountains.

Perform at Your Peak

From high-speed laps on the mountain to high-altitude aprés with friends. We believe the best days are spent on the mountain, which is why our kit is packed with technology to match your ambition. From jackets that shrug off blizzards to goggles that turn flat light into high-def, every piece is selected to keep you performing at your peak.

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Advanced ski helmets feature adjustable vents, allowing you to fine-tune airflow to regulate your temperature and help prevent your goggles from fogging.

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The most effective method is a three-layer system. Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to pull sweat away from your skin, add a fleece or synthetic mid-layer for insulation, and finish with a waterproof and breathable outer shell (jacket and pants) to protect you from wind and snow.

For most resort skiing, a jacket with a waterproof rating of at least 10,000mm is a great starting point, offering solid protection against snow and light rain. If you ski in wetter climates or the backcountry, consider 20,000mm or higher for maximum dryness.

Merino wool and synthetic fabrics like polyester are ideal choices. Both excel at wicking moisture away from your skin, but merino wool has natural odour resistance, while synthetics are typically more durable and faster drying. Avoid cotton at all costs, as it absorbs moisture and will make you cold.

For serious outdoor fun, look for gear that's waterproof and windproof. These amazing fabrics stop rain and wind from getting in, so your little one stays warm and dry, no matter what the weather throws at them.

A RECCO® reflector is a small, passive transponder integrated into ski clothing or boots. It makes you searchable to professional rescue teams using RECCO® detectors in the event of an avalanche, but it is not a substitute for an avalanche transceiver.

For sure. Most outerwear, like jackets and pants work great for both sports. The main difference is usually the fit—snowboard gear tends to be a bit looser, but it all comes down to personal style.

Yes! Look for goggles specifically labelled "OTG" (Over The Glasses). They are designed with extra volume and have small channels on the sides of the frame to accommodate your glasses' arms comfortably.

It's highly recommended to use ski-specific socks. They are designed to fit snugly inside a ski boot without bunching up, offer cushioning in key areas like the shin, and are made from moisture-wicking materials to keep your feet dry.

Ensure there's no gap between the top of your goggles and your helmet to prevent warm air from getting in. Don't put your goggles on your forehead (where they will collect moisture), and if they do fog up, keep them on and let the vents do their work.

The BOA® Fit System uses a micro-adjustable dial connected to strong, lightweight laces. It allows for quick, precise, and evenly distributed tightening for a secure and customised fit without pressure points.

A ski helmet should fit snugly without being tight or having pressure points. It shouldn't move or rock back and forth on your head, and the chinstrap should be securely fastened.

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