Ski trousers for kids
Our selection of Children's Ski Trousers includes trousers and overalls from Reima, featuring the baby models Matias and Leikisti, Peak Mountain for boys and girls, Protest Lole and Classys, Whistler, and Dare 2B Motive, warm, waterproof, and sturdy, for playing in the snow as well as ski lessons.
Dry, even when sitting in the snow.
The ally for little ones
For the youngest, the ski bib with suspenders is often preferable to elastic waist trousers: it rides high on the back and belly, keeps the snow out during falls and slides, and stays in place even when the child is playing. The Reima models, from the Finnish brand specialising in children's wear, including baby versions, are designed for harsh winters.
The rest of the outfit
Children's ski textiles also come in:
All the textiles are gathered on the children's page.
Durability and waterproofing
Children spend a lot of time sitting or kneeling in the snow: a waterproof pair of trousers, with sealed seams, like the Whistler or Reima models, keeps them dry all day long. The reinforcements at the knees, bum, and bottom of the legs resist wear and tear. The internal gaiters fasten over the shoes to block out snow.
Size and growth
Choose the size based on the child's height, with a bit of ease for a warm base layer. The adjustable suspenders and waistband often allow you to keep the trousers for another season. The Peak Mountain, Protest, and Dare 2B models coordinate well with a ski jacket. Wash the trousers with a technical detergent, without fabric softener.
Great deals
Good deals can also be found in the good plans, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest collections, and items shipped within 24 hours are prepared and sent out within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: Black Friday in late autumn, the end-of-year holidays, winter sales, the spring French Days, then the summer sales and back-to-school season.
Frequently asked questions
Bib or ski trousers for a child?
The bib, with suspenders, rides high on the back and belly and keeps the snow from getting in during falls. The elastic waist trousers, which are easier to put on, are suitable for older kids who ski without falling often.
What size ski trousers to choose for a growing child?
Choose their current size or just above: trousers that are too large restrict movement and let snow in. Models with adjustable straps and extendable hems often last for an extra winter.
How to tell if children's ski trousers are really waterproof?
Check the waterproof rating, expressed in millimetres: the higher it is, the better the fabric resists when the child sits in the snow. Sealed seams and reinforcements at the knees and bum provide added protection.
What ski trousers for a baby?
For a baby, a warm and flexible bib, like the Reima Matias or Leikisti models, covers the whole lower body. Choose a model that opens easily for quick nappy changes without having to take everything off.
How to wash children's ski trousers?
Wash them at thirty degrees, closed and inside out, with a mild detergent without fabric softener, which damages the water-repellent treatment. Air drying preserves the membrane; re-waterproof them when water is no longer beading off.
