Our selection of men's ski suits includes the classic and cargo versions of the alpine ski suits from Helly Hansen Sogn, as well as the Legendary, and the cross-country ski suit from Craft Nordic Club, along with our tips for choosing between a one-piece suit and a jacket-and-pants set.
The return of the one-piece.
A symbol of the slopes in the 1980s, the one-piece ski suit makes a grand return, driven by the retro wave and freeride enthusiasts. It leaves no gap for snow at the waist during falls in the powder, keeps you warmer than a two-piece set, and offers a confident silhouette. The Helly Hansen suits from the Norwegian brand are a reference.
Men's ski clothing also includes:
All the clothing can be found on the men's page.
The alpine ski suit, like the Helly Hansen Sogn, waterproof and breathable, is worn over a base layer and fleece; the cargo version adds handy thigh pockets. The Legendary, insulated, keeps you warm in extreme cold. The cross-country ski suit, like the Craft Nordic Club from the Swedish brand, is form-fitting and stretchy, designed for intense effort, whether racing or training.
You should choose your suit with enough room to wear layers underneath and bend your knees without straining your back. The length of the torso is key: raise your arms to check that the suit doesn't ride up in the crotch. A long zip and zips at the legs make it easy to put on with shoes. Reactivate the water-repellent treatment after washing.
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The one-piece suit leaves no gap at the waist, keeps you warmer, and prevents snow from getting in during falls. The two-piece set is more versatile: you can take off the jacket at lunch and mix the pieces according to the weather.
Trust your chest measurement and height, as torso length is just as important as build. Try it on while crouching and with arms raised: it shouldn't pull at the shoulders or crotch, with a mid-layer underneath.
Close all zips, turn it inside out, and wash it at thirty degrees on a delicate cycle with a detergent for technical fabrics, without fabric softener. Air dry it, then reactivate the water-repellent treatment if the label allows it.
When water no longer beads on the surface, apply a spray or wash-in water-repellent product to clean fabric. A low-temperature tumble dry or a gentle iron, if the label allows, activates the treatment.
Cross-country skiing is very physical: choose a thin and breathable suit, like the Craft Nordic Club, rather than an insulated alpine ski suit. You can adjust warmth with a base layer and a vest.