Our comprehensive men's freeride ski and snow collections provide everything needed for deep powder exploration, big mountain progression, and demanding backcountry descents. From heavy-duty stormproof shells to articulated insulated layers, these coordinated systems ensure optimal comfort, mobility, and weather protection throughout varying alpine conditions and high-velocity lines.

Discover Essential Freeride Snow Gear

Freeride systems require dedicated technical apparel that balances absolute weather protection with extreme durability and room for dynamic movement across un-groomed terrain.

Men's Freeride Shell Jackets

A dedicated freeride jacket is engineered to handle the harsh reality of off-piste exploration, tree lines, and deep powder storms. We design our men's freeride shells with rugged, heavy-duty GORE-TEX materials that provide absolute windproof and waterproof defense, featuring integrated powder skirts and helmet-compatible storm hoods to seal out driving spindrift on high-speed descents.

Durable Freeride Pants & Bibs

Snow gear setups for freeriding demand maximum lower-body protection against deep powder and hidden obstacles. Our men's freeride pants and bibs utilize high-coverage fits, reinforced instep patches to resist ski edge cuts, and articulated knees that give you complete freedom of movement when dropping into steep chutes or navigating tight glades.

Articulated Fit for Dynamic Movement

Every layer in a freeride system must work in unison without restricting your posture or creating unnecessary bulk during technical maneuvers. Our specialized freeride collections feature more relaxed, ergonomic cuts that accommodate low-profile insulation layers seamlessly, keeping your core protected while allowing absolute agility on the mountain.

Features of Technical Big Mountain Gear

Complete freeride protection relies on smart, alpine-ready detailing that functions seamlessly under pressure. From easy-access chest pockets engineered to sit clear of backpack straps to strategic pit and thigh ventilation systems that dump heat instantly during high-exertion hiking, our gear is built to keep you focused entirely on your line.

How to Layer Your Freeride System

Snow gear utilises proven layering principles that optimise comfort and performance across varying mountain conditions and activity levels. This systematic approach allows precise temperature control by adjusting layers as conditions and exertion levels change throughout mountain adventures, ensuring optimal comfort from first chair to last run.

• Base Layer: Choose moisture-wicking next-to-skin layers that manage perspiration and provide foundational warmth against the skin during extended skiing activities.
• Mid Layer: Select a technical fleece or lightweight insulated jacket that provides breathable warmth without bulk, allowing easy temperature regulation during varying activity levels from chairlift rides to aggressive skiing.
• Outer Layer: Layer with ski jackets or shell jackets that provide waterproof protection and wind resistance while maintaining breathability during high-output snow sports.
• Essential Accessories: Explore beanies, technical socks, and other temperature regulation accessories that prevent heat loss from your head during cold mountain conditions.