Modern women's snowboard pants combine waterproofing, breathability, and movement-friendly features. Choose insulated pants for cold days or shells for layering; look for articulated construction, reinforced zones, vents, and sustainable materials.
Keep your hands warm and dry with at least two pairs of snowboard gloves: a mid-warmth everyday pair and a heavy-duty pair for cold or wet conditions. Look for waterproof membranes, quality insulation, reinforced palms, and good fit.
GORE-TEX uses a porous ePTFE membrane laminated to fabric to create waterproof, breathable linings in boots. Seamed tape, a DWR outer, and protective backers complete the system.
Match riding boots to their intended use - everyday paddock, heavy-duty waterproof, discipline-specific, or children's boots - and prioritize fit, material, and basic care.
Updated guide to ski socks in 2025: materials (merino and synthetics), fit and height, blister prevention, and care tips. Avoid cotton, match sock style to your skiing, and prioritize proper boot fit.
Choose ski gloves by balancing waterproofing, insulation, dexterity and fit. Bring two pairs, consider mittens for extreme cold, and prioritize a good fit over brand names.