Ski Suits Women Men One Piece Snow Suits Waterproof Windproof Men Snowsuit Insulated Ski Jumpsuit for Snow Sports

It’s a perfect ski suit: It has the right amount of insulation to be comfortable in 25-35° and plenty of room to wear more layers on colder day It’s very snow and water resistant It’s very durable, I took a few tumbles and there’s not a scratch on it Very comfortable. Lots of very secure pockets in convenient locations It’s has nice mesh backed zipper vents in the groin and armpits My favorite thing about it, it has a large zipper on the backside that makes using the bathroom very easy as it essentially separates the top and bottom halves Got lots of compliments from people at several resorts

Ha! We have had these going on 4 years! We go snowboarding as much as we can every year, and we go ALL day long when we go. If we can't get to the slopes, we go find random back country. We snowboard in conditions that are wet and dry. We have been out in 25 degree days (basically hot) and -27 degree days (dangerously cold [accidentally caught out in this temp- do not try this at home kids]), and to be clear it was at this temperature that we were actually freezing, but the suits kept us from getting injury from the low temps. However, we do go out in negative temps (-10 to -18 degrees) regularly and the suit doesn't even let the cold in, just not quite this cold. When it is hot, we lose the layers and we have lots of vents to open, and we stay dry (bc the snow is melted and wet on hot days). Snowboarders know that you can find yourself on the ground and you don't want to be wet. On the cold days we close the vents and layer up and stay cozy. The only thing you will be thinking about is gloves for your fingers to stay warm. We love the part of the suit the comes over your thumb bc it makes it easy to squeeze the gloves/mittens on. I also appreciate the wrists being adjustable tightness because I put wrist guards on and it makes it be big enough, but my kiddo does not and it allows it to be tight for him. Yes, we have matching suits! The child was younger when we started and I wanted a bright colored suit so that the child would be seeable on the slope. Bright colors are the only way. Even on snow, black blends in bc it looks like a tree (camo) believe it or not. So, that was priority for picking this. Although, they look as tough as they are, and I can hide all my pads that I have underneath (I do knee pads, and a rear pad and I am unashamed). I never really fall now, but that first year I broke my tailbone and it took forever to heal, so this suit came in clutch to hide pads after that. Because of course, I was not going to end my season early, it was the beginning of winter- so I got a D-30 Azzpad (on amazon [very bulky]) and finished the season out hiding it under this suit. We get about 100 compliments on these suit every year- no exaggeration. Folks don't even know how much function this suit has but they are just excited about how good they look. There are so many pockets I won't even talk about it. Of course, there is a lift pass pocket also, but phone, money, whatever...there are pockets for all of it. They keep the stuff dry also. There is also slit to reach into the inside of your suit (plus there is a zipper to seal it from the outside). The bottom half also zips off...for bathroom? Maybe for the bathroom...I don't know why honestly. I don't do all that, and have never zipped it off, but it does it for whatever you may want it to do so for, I find that to be burdensome so mine stays in one pieces. I wish it didn't. The first year, I learned that is the one point that catches snow if you sit to bind up. Although, I no longer sit, I found that you have to keep the snow knocked off that zipper bc the cold will creep in if it starts to melt there. No other place is compromised if it gets wet, but once you know this you'll never let the cold creep in bc you won't let snow melt there. Anyway 10 out 5. I'm only getting another suit outside of this one so our winter pics will stop looking identical. there is no better suit. Lay it out every night if your gonna wear it again the next day so it dries out; and you can have only one suit for everyday of the snowboarding trip.

I decided to get my girlfriend a snowsuit Christmas, we were having a hard time finding the right one, either it was to small, or short didn’t have enough arm space but determined to find one we came across this one and it ended up being peefect , it’s very warm, was able to move and breath comfortable she ended up getting the med she 5’7 170Lbs and it fit peefectly and we went sledding in -3 weather and she said only her hands were cold most, def worth every penny

The suit is pretty solid. It fits very well. Im about 5’7” and 146lb and got an extra small. Im usually a small but reviews said to size down which was the right choice. It had alot of different pockets and zippers so you dont have to take it all of to go to the bathroom. The suit is very comfortable and protects against wind and snow pretty well. If it is a wet day, usually around hour 5 the suit will start to absorb water but my body is still dry. The one thing i think that could be improved is the insulation. At temps below 18 it you definitely need to layer up. The good thing is that it is large enough to layer up. But overall the suit is really nice and looks pretty good.

Awesome suit, great value. I’m 5’9, 170lbs and medium fits perfectly. Leaves enough room for layers and mobility. Material is good and comfortable. Zippers are YKK.

QUALITY Shockingly high quality. I'd say they run a bit big, I'm 6'2" and 185lbs and the L could be a hair smaller in overall length Used it to ski twice already and to snowblow and shovel after this latest blizzard - AMAZING

Worked well to keep heat in, but I got snow into my suit (probably because I unzipped the suit in the middle while unknowingly having a bit of snow/ice stuck somewhere on the zipper). I looked the coolest, but my friends had overalls and DRY pants. Probably going back to overalls. Ps. I went pretty hard on my runs that day and it was a bit icy.

I loved this ski suit. It’s thick enough to keep me warm, and when it got hot, I could easily unzip the jacket portion to let some air in. I originally thought the jacket was fully removable to wear separately from pants, but it’s not – though that wasn’t an issue at all. I got it on discount, so the price was amazing! The fit is baggy, and since it’s unisex, I recommend sizing down for women. I’m 5’6” (168 cm), and the length was perfect on me. The lining inside is soft. The outer material is thick and does a great job keeping moisture away. Overall, very comfortable and great quality for the price!

Aspecto do material diferente do que aparenta nas fotos. Comprei o tamanho G e ficou muito grande tanto em largura qto em comprimento. Fiz a devolução pois teria que fazer muitos ajustes. Mesmo assim é uma boa peça para quem esquia. Reforçada com bem estruturada.

I was genuinely impressed by the quality. With a good base layer, it keeps me warm even in the cold canadian winter (I wore it at -30 °F. More than once.). At 5'8", I got a size "large", which runs a little loose, but it is exactly what I want from a one-piece. I wear it for snowboarding and it's been holding on so far. Stays dry, and keeps snow away, even at wrists and neck. I love it! Definitely compares to way pricier products.

This suit is fantastic! I love the look of it and it's functional too! So warm, so comfortable. The compliments I get are awesome too. I'm very happy with my purchase.

Good quality even if a bit tight with a Large for 6’4 Sharp design and quality. Love it

Great quality, warm, very comfy.