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Stormproof freeride anorak
Insulated GORE-TEX ePE freeride jacket
Durable GORE-TEX ePE freeride shell
Lightweight, warm, versatile down jacket
Our most durable women’s freeride pant
A touring-specific bib for high-output days
Durable GORE-TEX ePE freeride pant
Warm, stormproof freeride pant
Durable women’s jacket for backcountry skiing and riding
A durable jacket for backcountry skiing and riding
Ski and snowboard gear from Arc'teryx is engineered for maximum thermal performance, total weather protection, and uncompromised mobility in severe mountain environments. Whether you are carving resort laps, navigating backcountry freeride lines, or touring deep powder, our collection features durably waterproof GORE-TEX jackets, insulated pants, articulated bibs, and breathable base layers designed for ultimate alpine defense.
Ski and snowboard gear encompasses technical outerwear, insulation, baselayers, and accessories specifically tailored for cold-weather mountain sports. Engineered with GORE-TEX waterproof membranes, advanced down or Coreloft™ synthetic insulation, and snow-specific features, this gear keeps you warm, dry, and protected against extreme winter elements.
Our collection provides complete head-to-toe systems designed for variable snow conditions and output levels:
GORE-TEX Ski Jackets & Shells Stormproof outerwear like the Sabre and Rush series that deliver durable waterproof, windproof, and breathable protection for heavy snow and high-speed descents.
Insulated & Shell Ski Pants & Bibs High-performance snow pants and bibs featuring Keprotec™ instep guards, powder cuffs, and articulated patterning for full freedom of movement on steep terrain.
Mid-Layers & Thermal Base Layers Moisture-wicking merino wool and technical fleece tops like the Rho and Cerium series, engineered to retain warmth and regulate body temperature during stop-and-go mountain activity.
Snow Accessories & Gloves Weatherproof GORE-TEX gloves, mittens, ski socks, and insulated toques built to protect vital extremities from extreme cold and wind exposure.
Selecting the right ski and snowboard apparel depends on your discipline, output level, and weather severity:
Choose Based on Resort vs. Backcountry Use Resort skiing benefits from insulated GORE-TEX jackets and pants for extra warmth on chairlift rides, while backcountry touring favors lightweight, highly breathable hard shells and softshells paired with modular mid-layers.
Choose Based on Weather & Moisture Levels For wet snow or freezing storm days, opt for fully seam-sealed GORE-TEX protection. In dry, extreme cold conditions, high-loft down and windproof shells provide maximum thermal efficiency.
Fit and Technical Features Look for snow-specific features such as helmet-compatible StormHoods™, powder skirts, pit zips for heat dissipation, and harness- or pack-compatible pocket placements.
Proper maintenance helps preserve waterproof membranes, breathability, and thermal loft:
Washing GORE-TEX & Insulation Wash technical shells and insulated layers with specialized technical cleaners to remove oil, dirt, and sweat without clogging breathable pores.
Reactivating DWR Coating Tumble dry on low heat to reactivate the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish on exterior face fabrics, ensuring water continues to bead off effectively.
Resort Skiing & Snowboarding Delivers all-day windproof warmth, storm protection, and specialized features for on-piste performance.
Freeride & Backcountry Touring Offers lightweight mobility, breathable temperature regulation, and rugged durability for unmanaged snow terrain.
Extreme Cold Mountain Pursuits Provides high-loft thermal defense and stormproof protection for alpine environments and winter mountaineering.
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