Snowboarding Thermals
Warm, breathable snowboarding thermals designed to stay comfortable on skin all day. Performance base layers made without wool, using our GRS-certified recycled fabric.
The difference is in the details
Double-brushed comfort
Soft next-to-skin comfort from first wear
Lightweight performance
Delivers warmth and insulation without the bulk
Quick-dry comfort
Wicks moisture to keep you dry and comfortable
Wool-free by design
No itch all day comfort
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"I absolutely love these thermals - wore them skiing in Chamonix. "
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"These base layers are incredible. I wore them for 10 days in the alps and they were perfect for hiking."
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"This base layer is so warm and buttery soft, I'm obsessed!"
The difference is in the details
Double-brushed comfort
Soft next-to-skin comfort from first wear
Lightweight performance
Delivers warmth and insulation without the bulk
Quick-dry comfort
Wicks moisture to keep you dry and comfortable
Wool-free by design
No itch all day comfort
Should thermals be tight or loose?
Snowboarding thermals should fit snugly rather than loose. A close fit allows the fabric to wick moisture away effectively and retain heat. Women’s and men’s thermals are designed to move with your body without restricting flexibility.
What is the benefit of ¾ length thermal pants?
¾ length thermals are cut to finish above snowboarding boots, preventing bulk and reducing pressure points. This design makes them ideal for long days on the mountain, offering comfort and performance without fabric bunching.
How many thermals should I take skiing?
For a typical snowboarding trip, we recommend 2 to 3 pairs of snowboarding thermals. This ensures you always have a dry, clean base layer to wear while the others are drying or being washed. You may want to adjust the number based on your trip's length and your personal preferences for layering.
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