When manufacturing and designing Haglöfs ski and snowboard trousers, the focus is on the trousers working as a protection against wind, water and snow - something that there is plenty of out on the slopes. We offer ski trousers that are equipped with GORE-TEX or PROOF™, both of which are completely waterproof and windproof materials while having good breathability. How you dress will affect your experience on the slopes or in the mountains - that's why Haglöfs never compromises on the quality of our skiwear!

The different properties of ski trousers

Ski trousers need to have certain features to cope with more demanding weather conditions and our goal is that the trousers from Haglöfs meet the requirements you set for a pair of really good ski trousers. Here you will find sturdy ski trousers with double lining that is guaranteed to keep you warm while the extra ventilation helps the garments to breathe during strenuous rides. For downhill skiing, the garments have carefully placed pockets so that you can quickly and easily find your lift pass, cell phone and other things you want to keep close at hand. Other appreciated features include extra stretch to allow you to move smoothly, reinforcements over the butt and thighs, adjustable waist with Velcro for extra comfort, snow lock, adjustable leg ends and wind- and waterproof materials and finishes. trousers with an integrated RECCO reflector allow rescuers to find you using a detector if you get lost or have an accident on the mountain.

Choose the right ski trousers for the right activity

Sometimes it can be difficult to know what type of ski trousers to choose. Of course, it all depends on the type of skiing you will be doing. trousers with stretch facilitate movement and adjustable waist maximize comfort during whatever type of skiing you do. When skiing downhill, slalom or off-piste, you may want a sturdier ski pant that will keep you warm and resist wind and blowing snow. If you're planning on cross-country skiing, it's easy for your body temperature to rise while skiing, so layering can be a good idea, which is why thinner trousers can be a good choice. Start with a base layer closest to the body, preferably in wool thanks to its good moisture transport, and add a warming middle layer in the form of, for example, a fleece vest if it is chilly outside. Finish with a windbreaker or other functional jacket on top. Whether you're skiing downhill, uphill or cross-country, your ski trousers should be both windproof and waterproof so that you're not affected by different weather conditions.