What to Wear Skiing & Snowboarding - How to Dress

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It’s easy to get caught up in the hype of exciting new snowboards and groundbreaking ski boots, but the biggest thing you can do to make your skiing or snowboarding experience better is to dial in how you dress for a day on the slopes. And for beginners just getting started, it’s even more important to be properly prepared - letting you focus on fun and learning rather than how cold or uncomfortable you are. Conditions on the mountain can change fast in the mountains and you need to be prepared for anything from high winds and freezing sleet to sun and slush. So we’ve put together this guide to help explain the higher-level concepts behind why we dress like we do in the mountains, as well as giving specific guidelines and examples of how to best dress for a day on the hill.
When you’re dressing for skiing or snowboarding, it’s important to start with a good base, then build up your layers depending on the conditions. The three main things your ski outfit needs to deal with are cold, wind, and moisture, both coming from the outside in the form of snow or rain, and from the inside in the form of perspiration. Skiing and snowboarding gear and clothing can be expensive, luckily, you might already have some layers in your closet that you can wear. Follow along and we’ll help you pick out the perfect layers that will help you stay warm and comfortable out on the mountain, so next time you’re getting ready to head to the slopes you can spend less time thinking about what to wear skiing or snowboarding and more time getting stoked to make some turns.
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[@msfilipinamerican]

Thanks so much for this video! I’ll be snowboarding for the first time next month and I’ve watched multiple snowboarding attire videos but this is by far the most detailed, clear and straightforward video 🙌🏼

[@adrian-po6lb]

Great video tutorial. I plan on going snowboarding for the first time in like 10 years and i've watched several videos, some from the biggest outdoor brands, but this is definitely the most detailed, helpful and easy to understand.

[@josefholzer2433]

Thank you for this! I wonder about this topic.

[@andrewdiamond2697]

I always go too thick and get too hot. I'm now finally figuring out that I should just skip the mid-layer or jacket if it's 40 degrees or higher...and...go with a thinner mid-layer if it's above 25 degrees. I probably should consider investing in shells to go with my insulated pants/jacket.

[@POPULARPLATINUM-popularClaN]

This helped a lot thank you

[@jmartin9865]

The best thing in the vid are those TNF slippers, they’re so good!

[@peterbarnum6164]

Since my hands tend to get cold easily on of the approaches I use (in addition to using mittens and hand warmers) is to keep my core maybe a little warmer than average

[@dnjswltn]

Jillian, can you tell me what size shell jacket and bib you’re wearing in this video?

[@ilovewindex487]

What type of teleprompter is being used? Seems to work well. Just kidding! Great video.

[@stxrmyrl509]

hey can someone help me here? I'm going to get some goggles off evo for about 60% off for 90 bucks. Thats about my budget. The thing is im in canada and I've heard or people paying an extra 100 bucks for being in canada (they were buying skis tho and they weight more) and I'm not sure I can go with that. Anyone know what I should do? I dont want to pass on this deal

[@SirSamsalot]

missed socks

[@slloo7692]

Not clear about the pants.

[@osamodaboy]

Great but buy something like a teleprompter, it's disturbing how you read the text so far from the camera

[@jkadbhjadhboa]

Relax

[@duttiee]

Bro what

[@Jaiven]

Pronouns. 😅😂 Virtue signal. Woop woop