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SNOWSPORTS EQUIPMENT

Personal bests were made to be broken. So do it with Snow+Rock’s extensive snowsports equipment range. At Snow+Rock, we have an incredible range of snowsports gear to help you carve the slopes in style. Regardless of your age, gender, form, and ability, we have a flurry of gear that caters to all - because snowsports are for everyone. 

 

We have all the snowboard equipment and accessories you'll ever need for your next alpine adventure, with gear from some of the biggest and best brands in the industry. We stock an array of essential equipment for your snowboard setup, including helmetsgogglesbootssnowboards, and bindings - with gear to suit all abilities and applications. For the skiers, we have skiing goggles with high-level UV protection and protective skiing helmets with impact protection - to ensure your comfort and safety without compromise. Whether you're shopping for men’s, women’s, and kid’s skisskiing polesbindingsski boots, or the latest GPS and safety equipment, never choose to compromise with Snow+Rock.

 

Our expert staff hand-picks our expansive snowsports gear collection from industry-leading brands like AtomicBurtonDalbelloRossignolSalomon, and Union, among many others. Ensuring you have the best gear for life on and off the powder. 

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Core equipment includes skis or a snowboard, boots, bindings, poles (for skiing), helmet, and goggles. For safety and comfort, add waterproof jackets and pants, gloves or mittens, thermal layers, and moisture-wicking socks. Off-piste or backcountry activities require avalanche safety gear like a transceiver, shovel, and probe. 

Select skis or a snowboard based on your skill level, preferred terrain, and riding style. Beginners benefit from all-mountain skis or boards for versatility, while advanced users may prefer specialised types for powder, carving, or freestyle. Consider length, width, flex, and shape to match your needs. 

Fit and comfort are crucial—boots should feel snug but not painful, securing your heel while allowing toe movement. Softer boots are best for beginners, while stiffer models offer more support for advanced users. Women-specific boots are designed for anatomical differences and may provide a better fit. 

Helmets, goggles, and protective clothing help prevent injuries from falls, collisions, and harsh weather. For off-piste or backcountry skiing, avalanche transceivers, shovels, and probes are essential for locating and rescuing buried skiers, significantly increasing survival chances in emergencies. 

Yes, adaptive equipment such as sit-skis, three-track skis, and other specialised gear enable people with disabilities to enjoy snowsports safely and comfortably. Many ski resorts and organisations offer adaptive equipment and instruction for a wide range of abilities. 


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