Check out our wide range of ski clothingand discover our ski trousers selections here.
Technical and high-performance ski trousers
Always stylish and offering modern, elegant lines, the ski trousers from CimAlp will satisfy both men who prefer a sharp, streamlined style and women who will find feminine and refined cuts. Because it is the only fabric that promises thermal comfort, freedom of movement, safety and performance, CimAlp's 3D FLEX fabric — widely used in its ski trousers — is designed for regular and highly skilled skiers.
Finally, because your ski trousers must accompany you on all terrain, even the most remote. Safety and comfort features are CimAlp's priority. You can choose ski outfits equipped with a RECCO® beacon, enabling rescue teams to locate you more quickly and easily in an emergency. As a French company based in Valence, CimAlp pays particular attention to its products and offers a range of ski trousers with an excellent price-to-quality ratio, all with a 2-year guarantee.
Find the perfect ski trousers for winter mountain sports
To kit you out for all your winter sports activities — whether alpine skiing, ski touring or freeride — find the trousers that suit your needs.
We have designed and developed within our range technical trousers with a waterproof membrane and windproof construction, fitted with a RECCO beacon — essential for freeride sessions or ski touring and off-piste outings.
We offer a wide choice of colours across our softshell trousers models — enjoy your ski outings to the full with comfortable trousers featuring plenty of pockets. For the most demanding skiers and those seeking a product for high-level sport, explore our trousers with our premium ski membrane, waterproof to 20,000 mm with a breathability rating of 20,000 g/m²/24h.
How do you choose the right trousers size?
Choosing the right trousers size is important to ensure optimal comfort and sufficient freedom of movement. Consult the size guide on the product page. Also bear in mind that you will likely be wearing base layers under your ski trousers to keep warm, so it is important to factor in that extra room when choosing your size.
What is the difference between ski trousers and snowboarding trousers?
There are a few differences between ski trousers and snowboarding trousers. Snowboarding trousers are generally more relaxed than ski trousers to allow greater freedom of movement for the more dynamic motions associated with snowboarding. Ski trousers are often more fitted or slim-cut to offer better protection against wind and cold.
Snowboarding trousers are often longer to prevent snow from getting into boots during falls or landings. Ski trousers are often cut slightly higher to offer better freedom of movement. Snowboarding trousers are often thicker to provide extra protection against the falls and wear associated with snowboarding bindings.
What are the criteria for choosing your trousers?
When choosing ski trousers, it is important to consider several criteria. They must be waterproof to keep you dry on wet or rainy ski days. Look for trousers with a waterproofing rating of at least 10,000 mm, but preferably higher, for better protection.
Ski trousers must also be breathable to allow moisture to escape from inside the trousers and keep you dry and comfortable. Look for trousers with a breathability rating of at least 8,000 g/m²/24h for sufficient breathability. Choose trousers with thermal insulation suited to your needs, with an optional additional extreme cold thermal base layer, depending on your activity level and weather conditions.
Ski trousers must be windproof to protect you from the cold wind that can cause body heat loss. Finally, they must offer good freedom of movement to allow you to move easily and comfortably on the slopes.
To gear up, explore our collection featuring all our men's ski trousers, all our women's ski trousers as well as our cross-country skiing and skating trousers.
Looking to complete your ski outfit or kit? Check out our ski jackets, all our ski mid-layer fleeces and our thermal ski base layers.
