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SKI PANTS + SALOPETTES

READ: SKI PANT BUYING GUIDE / SKI JACKET BUYING GUIDE

Whether it's exploring the backcountry, braving the jumps, or you're first time on the slopes - being equipped with the right gear when out on the piste is vital to your safety and enjoyment out on the snow. Our water and weatherproof ski pants range will keep you warm, insulated, comfortable, and stylish on your adventures in the worst of backcountry conditions. From hitting the slopes or the crag, to braving the daily commute once you're home, with waterproof and breathable fabrics and insulation to keep you warm and comfortable in the harshest conditions, if you're looking for premium, versatile ski pants that will keep you warm and performing all winter long - look no further than Snow+Rock, the home of snow sports.

It's no shock that we love the slopes just as much as you do. That's why our experts work hard to find you the best gear from the greatest performance ski brands around. Our men's, women's and kids' ski trousers and ski salopettes come ready to tackle everything the piste has to throw at them. We have salopettes with detachable braces and high-waisted styles to suit any shape and size, and ski trousers and pants with top-performing features to keep you warm and dry out on the snow from the first tracks all the way until après ski. Discover an enormous selection of the best performance ski brands available: Helly Hansen, Planks, Patagonia, Picture, Toni Sailer Sports, Spyder, Rossingol, and more! 

Why stop at a new pair of ski trousers and salopettes? Here at Snow+Rock, we pride ourselves on having everything you need to complete your ski gear. While you're here, why not check out our range of stylish performance ski jackets to pair up with your ski pants? Shop our selection online or at your nearest store today and find quality products for your next outdoor adventure to the piste.
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Ski pants (or ski trousers) are more fitted at the waist and hips, resembling regular trousers, while salopettes are high-waisted, looser, and feature braces or suspenders for extra support. Salopettes provide added coverage and help keep snow out, making them popular for deep snow or colder conditions. 

There are three main types: uninsulated (shell) pants for versatility and layering, insulated pants for built-in warmth, and softshell pants for breathability and stretch in drier conditions. Salopettes are often available in these same constructions, with bib-style coverage for extra protection. 

Key features include waterproof and breathable fabrics, taped seams for full waterproofing, snow gaiters to keep snow out of boots, articulated knees for mobility, and reinforced cuffs for durability. Adjustable waistbands and ventilation zips are also useful for comfort and temperature control. 

They should allow freedom of movement without being too tight or too loose. Pants that are too tight restrict motion, while overly loose fits can slide down or let in snow. Salopettes should offer a relaxed fit with secure braces, and both should be long enough to cover ski boots properly. 

Yes, both styles offer similar protection and technical features. The choice comes down to personal preference and style. Salopettes may be preferred for added warmth and security, while ski pants offer a more modern, streamlined look. 

Look for durable, waterproof, and breathable fabrics like nylon or polyester with a technical membrane. Insulated versions use synthetic padding for warmth, while softshells prioritise stretch and comfort. Reinforced areas at the ankle and inner leg improve longevity. 

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