Collection: Activities - Freeride - Ski Pants

Range of motion in a full ski outfit

Freeride pants must fit your riding posture and the clothing you plan to wear underneath. Check the fit with your knees bent and your upper body leaning forward, since not all areas of tension are apparent when standing still. At the lower leg, the fit with your ski boots is key. The waistband should also sit comfortably with your jacket and, if applicable, your backpack straps.

Compare ski pants based on weather conditions and fit

Compare the weather protection features described based on your planned use. Additional insulation or special ventilation is a specific feature of certain models and isn’t standard across the board. Evaluate pockets and closures while in your riding position. The leg opening must fit the shape of your boots without feeling uncomfortably tight or unnecessarily loose. If you want to cover a range of temperatures, check for space for your intended layers. Feature details are helpful when they fit your winter routine and can be used effectively with your other gear.

• Knee area: Is movement comfortable with the underwear you plan to wear?
• Waistband: Do the pants fit well when worn with a jacket and straps?
• Boot Cuff: Does the fit work with your specific ski boots?
• Weather: Do the described features match the conditions of your winter days?

Tailored for Switzerland’s changing ski conditions

Compare functional underwear for freeriding with freeride ski boots. Sunny runs and cold, calmer sections can all be part of the same day. Discover freeride pants and test them with your actual layering setup. Trying them on while moving will show you whether the desired fit suits your riding style before individual pockets or closures become a deciding factor.