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Ski Gear for Survivalists and Style Snobs

As snow dwindles, tech-fuelled ski wear rises to stay ahead of climate change.

The best ski clothes are more than just a fashion statement; they're essential for comfort, safety and performance on the slopes. From base layers that keep sweat at bay to the latest in shell jackets and bibs, this guide covers everything you need for your next late-season spring session.


Despite global snow pack decreasing by two to 10 times faster than it's increasing, the ski gear industry is booming. Arc’teryx, Patagonia and a host of smaller brands compete fiercely in this $2.45 billion market expected to grow by 2032. Even H&M has joined the fray.


For those looking for technical fabrics and high-performance materials, there's plenty of budget-friendly options too. Honorable mentions include Hestra Fall Line gloves, which are buttery smooth and impressively warm, and Crab Grab Snuggler mitts, packed with Primaloft insulation and impressively waterproof.


Wearables like the Seniq Powder Puff Down Jacket offer a blend of comfort and style, while the Marmot Gore-Tex Orion jacket provides a simple yet functional option for backcountry enthusiasts. Meanwhile, Mammut Sender In Hooded Jacket is perfect as a mid-layer under a shell jacket.


The world may be losing snow but our dedication to the sport remains unwavering. These innovations in ski clothing are just one way we're adapting and fighting back against climate change.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/gallery/best-ski-clothes/
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