Kids Ski Thermals

Get ski-ready with our collection of Kids Ski Thermals.  You can choose from Kids Merino Thermals (extra warm) or fast wicking polyester, all perfect for the demands of a days skiing.  

Base Layers vs Thermals - what's the difference?

Read more: - key features to help you choose - 

  • Merino Kids Ski Thermals: Naturally insulating, moisture-wicking, odour-resistant, and soft against the skin. It's great for regulating body temperature.
  • Synthetic Fabrics: Polyester blends are often used for their moisture-wicking properties and durability. Look for materials like polyester, polypropylene, or blends with spandex for added stretch.
  • Bamboo Fibre: Provides a soft, breathable, and eco-friendly alternative that also offers good thermal regulation.

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Icebreaker 260 Kids Thermal Leggings - Black

Icebreaker 260 Kids Thermal Leggings - Black

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Warmth: Kids Ski Thermals should provide adequate insulation without being too bulky. Check the weight of the fabric (measured in GSM or grams per square meter); higher GSM indicates a thicker and warmer fabric.

Layering: Consider whether the ski thermals will be used as a base layer. They should fit snugly but comfortably to trap heat effectively.

Moisture Management: Look for fabrics that wick moisture away from the skin to keep kids dry. This is crucial as wet clothing can lead to chilling. All our kids ski thermals have excellent wicking properties.

Breathability: The material should allow sweat to escape, preventing overheating and discomfort.

Stretch and Flexibility: Ensure the fabric has enough stretch (often provided by elastane or spandex) to allow full range of motion, especially in areas like knees and elbows.

Seam Construction: Flatlock seams reduce irritation and chafing, which is particularly important for children skiing as the action using ski poles can irritate underarms if raised seams are present.

Waistband: A comfortable waistband that stays in place without digging in or slipping is essential.

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