Ski base layers

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Winters are brutal, and layering is essential to getting by. From tops to bottoms and zips to patterns, keep reading for the best layer for extreme cold!

This is an estimation of what you’ll need to get through a day of skiing. This is based on preferences I’ve developed over the years. I personally prefer a quarter zip to a crewneck base layer top because it helps with temperature regulation. I also prefer bike shorts to leggings because it’s easier to keep them out of your ski boots. Styles for ski pants and jackets is purely a matter of personal preference but keep in mind if you wear a bib (overalls) you have to take everything off to go…

Kari Traa makes some of the best womens ski clothes. Here's an in-depth review of the brand's merino wool base layers for women.

Ibex focuses on making merino wool clothing, accessories and home goods. As an avid skiier, I was curious how the brand's wool base layers and mid layers would hold up to all day skiing and snowboarding in the mountains. Here's an in-depth review of all the Ibex clothes I've tried!

Stay warm on the slopes with Sweaty Betty's ski base layers collection. Shop ski thermals, ski underlayers, base layer tops and more, now!

I've found the trick to loving winter is embracing the cold and getting outdoors. Start with a great base layer and head outdoors.

From base layer to goggles, we’ve got you covered.

When I married David, I married into a ski family. We’ve been coming to their favorite spot in Montana since we were dating, and it’s still one of our favorite places to go skiing and snowboarding. Over the years, I’ve learned that