Freeride ski outfit

Freeride clothing: ski in total freedom!

Below you'll find CIMALP® freeride clothing designed for experienced skiers looking for resistant and thermal ski garments for mountain and winter sports activities.

Our advice: kit yourself out with the famous 3-layer system for freeride skiing — a thermal base layer + a warm mid layer + a waterproof and breathable jacket, giving you the best possible protection and a combination you can adapt endlessly to the current weather conditions!

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FACE MASK - Black

2-in-1 thermal balaclava, helmet-compatible

(228)

24,90 €

Freeride ski outfit X-WARM ZIP 5 F - Black

X-WARM ZIP - Black

CimaWarm® Intense Heat Base Layer - Women

(55)

69,90 €

ALPINE - Grey

Warm merino ski socks

(7)

24,90 €

Freeride ski outfit WARM ZIP 5 H - Black

WARM ZIP - Black

CimaWarm® Balanced Warmth Base Layer - Men's

(20)

49,90 €

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Freeride ski outfit X-WARM TOP 5 H - Black

X-WARM TOP - Black

CimaWarm® Intense Heat Thermal Base Layer - Men

(7)

59,90 €

SLOPE - Grey

Very warm ski socks in merino wool and acrylic blend

(4)

22,90 €

ASCENT - Grey

Merino ski hiking socks

(26)

24,90 €

ALLEVARD - Navy

Insulating stretch ski jacket in CimaTherm® - Men

(40)

249,90 €

Freeride ski outfit X-WARM ZIP 5 H - Black

X-WARM ZIP - Black

CimaWarm® Intense Heat Thermal Base Layer - Men

(7)

69,90 €

Freeride ski outfit X-WARM TOP 5 F - Black

X-WARM TOP - Black

CimaWarm® Intense Heat Base Layer - Women

(33)

59,90 €

CARON - Navy

Technical stretch ski jacket in CimaShell® - Men

(5)

299,90 €

CROZ - Light blue

Merino wool beanie

(206)

29,90 €

Freeride ski outfit WARM TOP 5 H - Black

WARM TOP - Black

CimaWarm® Balanced Warmth Base Layer - Men's

(21)

39,90 €

FOGGY - Black

Cat 1 ski goggles – designed for fog

(30)

74,90 €

Freeride ski outfit WARM PANT 5 F - Black

WARM PANT - Black

CimaWarm® Balanced Warmth Thermal Boxer Shorts - Women

(3)

39,90 €

CROZ - Mint

Merino wool beanie

(206)

29,90 €

ALLEVARD - Red

Insulating stretch ski jacket in CimaTherm® - Men

(40)

249,90 €

ALPINE - Navy

Warm merino ski socks

(7)

24,90 €

SLOPE - Blue

Very warm ski socks in merino wool and acrylic blend

(4)

22,90 €

ASCENT - Black

Merino ski hiking socks

(26)

24,90 €

CARON - Khaki

Technical stretch ski jacket in CimaShell® - Men

(5)

299,90 €

CROZ - Pink

Merino wool beanie

(206)

29,90 €

Freeride ski outfit X-WARM ZIP 5 F - Sky

X-WARM ZIP - Sky

CimaWarm® Intense Heat Base Layer - Women

(55)

69,90 €

WARM ZIP - Navy

CimaWarm® Balanced Warmth Base Layer - Men's

(20)

49,90 €

Freeride ski outfit X-WARM TOP 5 H - Navy

X-WARM TOP - Navy

CimaWarm® Intense Heat Thermal Base Layer - Men

(7)

59,90 €

ALLEVARD - Navy

Insulating stretch ski jacket in CimaTherm® - Men

(40)

249,90 €

Freeride ski outfit X-WARM ZIP 5 H - Navy

X-WARM ZIP - Navy

CimaWarm® Intense Heat Thermal Base Layer - Men

(7)

69,90 €

Freeride ski outfit X-WARM TOP 5 F - Sky

X-WARM TOP - Sky

CimaWarm® Intense Heat Base Layer - Women

(33)

59,90 €

CROZ - Black

Merino wool beanie

(206)

29,90 €

WARM TOP - Navy

CimaWarm® Balanced Warmth Base Layer - Men's

(21)

39,90 €

ALPINE - Red

Warm merino ski socks

(7)

24,90 €

CROZ - Beige

Merino wool beanie

(206)

29,90 €

SLOPE - Turquoise

Very warm ski socks in merino wool and acrylic blend

(4)

22,90 €

ASCENT - Navy

Merino ski hiking socks

(26)

24,90 €

CARON - Black

Technical stretch ski jacket in CimaShell® - Men

(5)

299,90 €

Freeride ski outfit ALLEVARD 2 H - Black

ALLEVARD - Black

Insulating stretch ski jacket in CimaTherm® - Men

(40)

249,90 €

CROZ - Lilac

Merino wool beanie

(206)

29,90 €

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We’ve put together our ski product selections by activity, if you're passionate about off-piste skiing and keen to try freeride, you're in the right place. You'll find all the gear you need here for your next ski adventures.

Ski in comfort with CimAlp freeride clothing

If you're looking for freeride clothing, you're in the right place! Every detail has been considered to bring you quality freeride clothing that offers maximum safety and comfort.

You'll find well-cut freeride ski trousers, warm and comfortable ski jackets, high-tech sunglasses and ski goggles, plus ski gloves and freeride ski base layers to keep you insulated. Everything you need to put together your freeride ski kit!

What is freeride?

Freeride is skiing or snowboarding practised off-piste.

What should you wear for off-piste skiing and freeride?

To get ready and make the most of technical off-piste skiing sessions in powder, here are a few tips on what to wear:

Put on a thermal base layer breathable and comfortable, giving you plenty of freedom of movement and will be perfectly breathable
For your second layer, choose a warm jacket, either an insulated jacket warm and lightweight or a fleece jacket stretch
Complete your freeride outfit with a waterproof, breathable jacket to protect you from wind and snow

This type of outfit will protect you and let you adapt to changing weather conditions.

If you prefer an "all-in-one" outfit, choose one of our premium ski jackets designed for demanding, high-intensity skiing!

What's the difference between freestyle and freeride?

Freestyle focuses on performing tricks and takes place in a snowpark. Freeride, by contrast, is off-piste skiing. While freeride skiers may include jumps in their descents, tricks are not the main aim.

What safety equipment do you need for freeride skiing?

The avalanche transceiver

An avalanche transceiver has proved to be highly effective safety equipment because it can be used quickly in an avalanche. It lets you locate others and be located yourself.

The probe

It helps pinpoint where a buried person is located. The probe is a collapsible pole used to locate someone buried beneath the snow after an avalanche.

The shovel

A shovel lets you dig and quickly free a buried person. Shovels are available in recycled aluminium, plastic and carbon, and their weight can be a deciding factor. Models with a secure grip and a long telescopic handle are more effective.

How do you assess the risks of freeride skiing?

First, get to know the terrain and local conditions. Find out about commonly used routes, terrain features, avalanche-prone areas, rocky sections and other hazards. Check the avalanche forecast regularly: it provides crucial information about avalanche risk in the area and helps you plan your trip around the conditions. Make sure you have the necessary safety equipment, including an avalanche transceiver, a shovel and a probe. Stay alert to changes in the weather and conditions throughout your trip. Assess the slopes and choose routes suited to your ability and the conditions that day. Where possible, ski freeride in a group and stay in constant contact with each other. Follow group safety practices, including spacing between skiers, communication and emergency planning. If you have any doubts about the conditions or your safety, trust your instincts and turn back. Safety always comes before performance. If you're new to freeride, it's recommended that you go with professionals or take dedicated training to build the necessary skills.

If you'd like to explore the outfits we offer, take a look at our alpine skiing selection, our selection of ski touring outfits or our cross-country skiing and skate skiing outfits.

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