Our selection of men's ski trousers includes Helly Hansen Sogn Shell, Protest, Dare 2B, Spyder, La Sportiva Orizon, Kilpi, CMP, Whistler and softshells Peak Mountain, insulated, shells or softshell, for the slopes, off-piste and ski touring.
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The insulated trousers, filled with synthetic padding, like the Protest or Dare 2B models, keep you warm on chairlifts: it's the choice for downhill skiing. The shell trousers, like the Helly Hansen Sogn Shell, without insulation, waterproof and breathable, are worn over technical leggings depending on the weather. The softshell, like the Peak Mountain, stretchy and breathable, is suitable for dry days and hiking.
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The snow gaiters inside, elasticated, close over the ski boots to block snow. The reinforcements at the bottom of the leg, on the inside, resist edge impacts. The zippered vents on the thighs release heat during exertion, and the waist adjusters enhance support. The La Sportiva Orizon, lightweight and breathable, is aimed at ski touring.
Waterproofing is chosen according to your activity: ten thousand millimetres of water column is enough for piste skiing, fifteen thousand or more for wet snow and off-piste, as seen in Whistler trousers. The length should cover the ski boot with knees bent. Allow a bit of room for a thermal layer underneath, and reactivate the water repellency after washing by using a gentle tumble dryer.
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Try it on with a base layer: it should allow you to crouch and bend your knees without pulling. The bottom of the leg should fall over the ski boot without dragging on the ground, and the inner gaiters should close over the boot.
A softshell trouser, like the Peak Mountain, or a lightweight and breathable model, like the La Sportiva Orizon, releases heat on the ascent. The ventilation zips and ankle reinforcements complete the gear.
Close the zips and velcro, wash at thirty degrees with a detergent for technical textiles, without fabric softener, then dry at low temperature. The gentle heat reactivates the water-repellent treatment.
When water no longer beads, apply a spray or wash-in water-repellent treatment, then tumble dry the trousers on low heat to fix the product. Once or twice a winter is enough.
The salopette, with straps, protects the back from snow during falls and doesn't slide down, a plus in powder. The classic trousers, easier for breaks, work very well for alpine skiing.