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Children's ski clothing: how to choose?

Children's ski clothing: how to choose?

05 Dec. 2013

Vêtements de ski enfant : comment choisir ?

Heading to the slopes with children means investing in warm, comfortable clothing to keep outdoor days hassle-free. What gear should you choose? Below you will find the specifications of CimAlp kids' skiwear, delivering performance-ready features at an accessible price.

Warm, comfortable, and colourful kids' skiwear!

Waterproof ski jackets for your children's comfort

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No more soggy clothes from frequent tumbles or snow play; with our ski jackets, your kids stay warm and dry!

All our ski jackets are crafted with a waterproof fabric and hollow fibres for superior thermal insulation.

Ski trousers and salopettes that are just as comfortable...

Ski trousers and salopettesOur kids' ski trousers and salopettes feature adjustable braces to ensure a snug fit, keeping your child comfortable and fully free to move.

These garments are engineered with the same waterproof, warm fabric as our ski jackets.

Choose your colour!

Essential ski accessories

When skiing with children, never compromise on safety. A helmet, ski goggles, and sun cream are non-negotiable essentials, but remember to pack morning and afternoon snacks as well. Skiing burns a lot of energy!

Ski goggles and protective helmet

 

Currently, wearing a helmet is not mandatory on the slopes, but it is strongly recommended. It ensures your child is far better protected in the event of a collision.

For enhanced comfort and eye protection, choose ski goggles rather than sunglasses for your kids. Goggles provide superior visibility in overcast weather!

Pay close attention to the protection category of your ski goggles: opt for a category 3 or 4 lens with a darker tint.

Ask an in-store specialist for guidance when buying or renting your gear.

Sun cream

To prevent sunburn, make sure to apply sun cream. In the mountains, the sun's reflection off the snow is intense—much stronger than on sand. Be sure to pick a sun cream with the highest protection factor that shields effectively against both UVA and UVB rays.

And just like at the beach, remember to reapply sun cream roughly every two hours!

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