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Big Kids’ Freedom Insulated Bibs
Girls’ Snoga Pants
Girls’ Freedom Triclimate®

What To Wear When Skiing and Snowboarding


So you're shopping for a ski or snowboarding outfit?  It's important to make sure you have all the essentials covered before you head out on the slopes. 

  1. Start with a baselayer which sits close to your skin to help keep you warmer.  We offer thermal base layer tops and bottoms for men and women.  
  2. Next, consider a midlayer top particularly if the weather is really cold.  Fleece pullovers, hoodies, and fleece crew shirts make excellent midlayers.  
  3. On top of the midlayer, wear a waterproof shell jacket and on your legs, wear snow bibs or snow pants.  Instead of a midlayer, you could consider a 3-in-1 snow jacket or heavily insulated down jacket with a water-resistant exterior.  
  4. Don't forget the ski gloves or mittens, goggles, helmet, warm socks, and boots

Durable Snow Clothing


Not tackling the black diamond runs?  With snowsports clothing from The North Face, you can be ready for cross-country skiing, rugged snowshoeing, or lacing up your skates. We've got the cold-weather gear that can stand up to it all.  Even if you don't live where it snows, we've got warm long-sleeve shirts, cold weather leggings, beanies, and vests designed to help keep you warm when out for your morning run, winter hike, or daily commute.  


Our Best Ski Jackets and Snowboard Jackets


Skiers and snowboarders rejoice: we've got some of our best hardshell insulated jackets for the slopes in-stock. Stay warm and dry with a down jacket and a waterproof, windproof shell coated with a durable water-resistant (DWR) finish. Our triclimate 3-in-1 jackets have a removable outer shell, leaving you in a softshell jacket perfect for ducking inside for a hot chocolate. Looking for a feature-heavy winter jacket for the mountain? Our parka-style coats offer features like a powder skirt to protect you from spray to a pass pocket to keep your slope pass secure. Plus, a helmet-compatible hood makes it easy to stay warm and keep snow off your neck while pit zips make it easy to cool off when things heat up. 


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