Downhill Skiing / Alpine

Alpine ski outfit: enjoy the slopes with the right equipment

CIMALP® offers products for experienced skiers looking for comfortable and technical downhill ski clothing for winter sports activities.

Our advice: Softshell clothing consists of 3 laminated layers: a fleece microfibre, a waterproof membrane and a windproof and breathable outer fabric. This versatile material is the essential garment for the alpine skier in all weather and all seasons!

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SNOW PANT COURT

Warm & waterproof short softshell ski trousers

(16)

119,90 €

FACE MASK MERINOS

Merino balaclava

(21)

29,90 €

OISANS

Insulating and stretch ski jacket in CimaTherm®

(11)

249,90 €

STRATEGIC PANT

Warm thermal base layer with silk

49,90 €

TOURING GLOVES

2-in-1 gloves for Nordic activities

(5)

54,90 €

SNOW PANT COURT

Warm & waterproof short softshell ski trousers

(14)

119,90 €

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-15% extra on selected products

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SKI GLOVES

Waterproof Primaloft® Down Ski Gloves

(40)

69,90 €

SNOW PANT

Warm, waterproof ski trousers

(14)

119,90 €

FACE MASK

2-in-1 thermal balaclava, helmet-compatible

(228)

24,90 €

FOGGY

Cat 1 ski goggles – designed for fog

(30)

74,90 €

SKI MITTEN

Waterproof PrimaLoft® down ski mittens

(39)

69,90 €

STRATEGIC TOP

Warm thermal base layer with silk

(250)

49,90 €

SNOW PANT

Warm waterproof Softshell ski trousers

(3)

119,90 €

STRATEGIC TOP

Seamless bamboo and silk thermal base layer

(429)

49,90 €

-19%

MALAVAL

Recycled polyester neck gaiter

(32)

8,00 €

9,90 €

ARCHIANE

Fleece neck warmer

(29)

14,90 €

GERVAIS

Warm & Technical Softshell Ski Jacket

(13)

179,90 €

ASCENT

Merino ski hiking socks

(26)

24,90 €

STRATEGIC PANT

Warm thermal base layer with silk

(227)

49,90 €

CARROZ

Insulating and stretch ski trousers in CimaTherm®

(3)

179,90 €

CROZ

Merino wool beanie

(206)

29,90 €

ARCAS

Merino wool headband

(175)

19,90 €

CARON

Technical stretch ski jacket in CimaShell®

(5)

299,90 €

SLALOM

Technical ski socks in synthetic fibres

(1)

19,90 €

SKI 3-FINGERS

Waterproof ski gloves in PrimaLoft

(8)

69,90 €

SLOPE

Very warm ski socks in merino wool and acrylic blend

(4)

22,90 €

DOMENON

Fleece neck warmer

(15)

14,90 €

ADELIE

Warm half-zip fleece sweatshirt THERMOPOLAR® 200

(231)

49,90 €

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We have put together our product selections by activity for skiing. If you are passionate about alpine skiing, you are in the right place — you will find all the equipment you need for your next winter sports holiday here.

Gear up for alpine skiing at the best price

The CimAlp piste ski clothing range has been designed to offer you garments suited to your sporting practice, combining comfort, technical performance and thermal protection. CimAlp alpine skiing clothing is engineered for long-lasting durability, high resistance and — at the same time — a stylish look on the slopes.

Whether ski trousers, salopettes, jackets and ski blousons, our models are made with technical textiles and cutting-edge finishes. What's more, the cut of every piste ski garment is modern and on-trend!

Discover the quality and technical expertise of Cimalp ski clothing

In our alpine skiing clothing range, you can benefit from all CimAlp technologies and our 50+ years of expertise in outdoor and skiing. Ski with complete peace of mind, thanks to:

Our Softshell ski jackets with our 10,000 mm / 10,000 g/m²/24 h membrane and Thinsulate lining for a versatile and reassuring product suitable for skiing, everyday wear or travel
Our warm, waterproof and windproof ski jackets feature our Ski Series membrane waterproof to 20,000 mm with a breathability of 20,000 g/m²/24h, all lined with Thinsulate insulation — the ultimate choice for all skiers with an active practice.
Our clothing features RECCO® beacons to provide an essential safety element during your ski sessions
On all our ski trousers, you'll find Kevlar edge reinforcements at the lower leg to prevent the trousers from getting cut
A full range of accessories — gloves, beanies and ski goggles — has also been designed so you can ski while staying warm

What is piste skiing?

Piste skiing takes place exclusively on groomed runs offered by the various ski areas. It is therefore the ski resorts that develop, maintain and secure the pistes in winter. They are accessible via ski lifts including cable cars, gondolas, chairlifts and drag lifts.

At a ski resort, each run is colour-coded according to its difficulty level:

The green run is considered the easiest. It is suited to those wishing to learn to ski.
The blue run, easy to intermediate, is suited to beginner skiers.
The red run is suited to confident, experienced skiers.
The black run, the most difficult, is tackled by advanced skiers who take advantage of a steep slope to pick up speed.

How to gear up for piste skiing?

Ski shoes

Ski shoes can be more or less rigid depending on your skill level. The degree of stiffness is measured by an index called Flex. The higher the Flex, the stiffer the shoe, providing precision and control for the skier. For beginners, it is advisable to opt for more flexible shoes.

Skis

Piste skis are short and fairly narrow, ensuring good grip on hard snow and providing a degree of responsiveness.

Poles

Piste ski poles are characterised by their small baskets. On the flat, ski poles allow you to move forward by pushing with your arms. On descents, poles help you maintain balance.

Helmet and goggles

Skiing is not without risks, so wearing a helmet is strongly advised. And with a helmet comes a goggle. Highly recommended, it provides effective protection against cold, wind and sun, while improving your vision.

Gloves

A piste skier will opt for a pair of gloves with good grip, which is essential for your alpine skiing gloves as poles are used constantly in this discipline. Look for gloves that are breathable, waterproof and offer optimal warmth.

How to dress for piste skiing?

Start with a technical base layer that wicks moisture away from your skin. Opt for synthetic or merino wool base layers to keep your body dry and warm. Then add a mid-layer consisting of a technical ski fleece to protect you from the cold. A fleece jacket or pullover is a great choice, as it provides good thermal insulation while remaining breathable. The outer layer should be a waterproof and breathable ski jacket to protect you from the elements such as snow, wind and rain.

Make sure the jacket also has good insulation to keep you warm. For technical ski trousersit must be warm, breathable and waterproof. Integrated gaiters are a welcome feature, as is zip ventilation along the thighs. Reinforcements at the knees and seat also improve durability. Use dedicated ski socks that provide good thermal insulation and wick moisture to keep your feet dry and warm.

If you'd like to explore more of our available outfits, check out our selection for off-piste skiing and freeride, our selection of ski touring outfits or our cross-country skiing and skating outfits.

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