What To Wear Skiing/Snowboarding

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Women's links are first, men's are second. Theses suggestions can seem expensive but you can always find something comparable for cheaper. I recommend REI because of their awesome ethics.  



JACKETS:

All-in-one AquaTech (no longer being made), here is something comparable: https://www.rei.com/product/175164/rei-co-op-powderbound-insulated-jacket-womens https://www.rei.com/product/175023/rei-co-op-powderbound-insulated-jacket-mens
Outer Shell Arc'teryx:
Down REI Brand:

MIDLAYERS:

Half Zips:

Full Zips:

BASELAYER TOPS:

Synthetic:

Wool:

BASELAYER BOTTOMS:

Synthetic:

Wool:

SNOW PANTS:

PANTS:

BIBS:

FACE MASKS:


HELMETS:


GOGGLES:


GLOVES:


SOCKS:





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