Ski pants are a true mountain essential and come in a range of designs. Ridestore have ensured that all riders are well looked after with a dynamic range of ski pants available from all the top brands. With the best materials and the demands of riders guiding their selection, Ridestore has an unbeatable collection that ensures you have the best time on the mountain this winter season.
Ski trousers and bib pants are made from several tough synthetic materials due to the properties they offer. Many brands like Dope will make their ski pants from polyester as it has a good level of durability, and is highly waterproof and breathable, too. Montec make their ski pants from nylon, which is super tough, to deal with hard days on the mountain.
Different brands utilise different fabrics, but the goal of every company is to produce trousers that offer a great mixture of waterproofing, durability, and breathability..
Breathability is a key component of any waterproof garment and refers to the amount of moisture able to pass through the fabric as vapour. While breathability is more important for riders doing strenuous activities, a high level of breathability will ensure you stay dry and your body temperature is well regulated.
Traditional models are like regular pants in their shape and fit and are great for resort riding. For backcountry riding bibs may be more suited. Ridestore also stocks a range of ski pants which are lightweight, stretchy, skinny, and lots more. Some ski pants have insulation for cold conditions, while others are shell pants, better suited to warmer conditions. Ridestore also stocks colour and size range from XXS / XS to XL / XXL in both men's and women's specific fits, in black, blue, camo, as well as pink, yellow, other bright colours, and even unique wash colourways and tie-dyes.
When you're choosing the right ski pant for you, you'll need to consider your needs, your riding style, and your place of riding. For cold climates and resort-focused skiing, an insulated pair of classic pants are likely going to be a reliable choice. If you intend to ride in the backcountry or in powder, then a bib is going to offer the best protection and range of movement in those conditions. If you prefer a more relaxed riding style, you ride park, or need something for spring riding, then a comfier, insulation-free pair of ski trousers will likely be the best choice.
