Collection: Activities - Freeride - Hats

Ski Hats & Beanies for Breaks in the Snow

Ski hats & beanies keep you warm on the way to the ski resort, after your run, and during breaks. For these situations, a comfortable fit and the level of coverage that suits your personal needs are key. When freeriding, a hat is therefore an essential part of your gear for times when you’re not wearing a helmet. You shouldn’t simply pull a thick beanie under a helmet if doing so alters the helmet’s intended fit.

Choose Winter Hats Based on Ear Coverage and Material

Compare how far the model extends over your ears and whether a fold-over brim allows you to position it as desired. A loose fit offers a different feel than a snug-fitting hat. Seams, cuffs, and, if applicable, a lining can affect comfort. Wool, synthetic fibers, and blends differ in care and drying requirements; the specific construction further determines their properties. Also check how much space the hat takes up in your jacket pocket or luggage if you want to stow it away during your run.

• Coverage: Does the shape provide enough coverage for your ears and the intended use?
• Fit: Does the cuff remain comfortable, even when worn for extended periods?
• Packing: Can you easily stow the hat while riding?
• Care: Do the cleaning and drying instructions fit your winter routine?

Clothing for the time between runs

Round out your selection with a tube scarf for freeriding and matching ski and freeride base layers. A sunny Swiss winter day can quickly turn cooler in the afternoon. Discover ski hats & beanies and choose a style that’s comfortable to wear during breaks and easy to stow away while on the move.