Choose the right ski pants
Only you can decide which ski pants are right for you. Do you want a pair of shell pants and dress in layers on cold days? Or would an insulated pair be better? What one considers optimal is very individual.
Regardless, you want a pair of pants that offer full mobility. Ski pants are made for movement, so they shouldn't restrict you. For those who want a pair of pants with a slightly tighter fit, there are many pants with stretch. This still maintains your mobility.
Many ski pants have ventilation that can be opened and closed with a zipper. This allows you to easily regulate your warmth throughout the day. If you've put on too many clothes or the temperature rises more than expected, it's always nice to be able to open the ventilation.
Things to consider regarding ski pants
A good thing to consider is that the pants should preferably have a reasonably high waterproofness. If you sit down in a wet chairlift, for example, the pressure on the pants increases, then a slightly higher waterproofness is needed to keep the wet out. A water column of around 10,000 can be a good benchmark. The water column indicates how much water pressure the material can withstand before it starts to penetrate. The higher the number, the more water the garment resists.
A good thing, as always, is to think a bit about what you yourself demand from your ski pants. Will I be skiing several weeks a year, or be out for a long time regardless of the weather? Will I use them for a maximum of one week a year? Decide what you are looking for, then the choice will be a little easier.
Don't forget the base layer
No matter which pants you choose, the base layer is an important part. You can also easily buy it here with us. Whether you want a synthetic or wool one, you'll find it here!
In our buying guide, you can get more detailed tips and advice before your purchase. If you have any further questions, you can always contact us; we are happy to help!