Patch padding 125 g/m2 and microfibre for good thermal insulation.

Warmth

Ergonomic cut. Stretch insert for great freedom of movement

Freedom of movement

Breathable microfibre on the sides and between the legs.

Breathability

No need to be afraid of the cold with these base layer bottoms designed for freeride skiers. Warm, breathable, and freedom of movement.

Maximum wash temperature of 30°C. Very delicate cycle.

Condition

Skill Level

Frequency

reinforced area

shoes cover

Number of Pockets

belt height

reflective

Type of Brushing Boots

Weather Conditions

Reversible

Place of Practice

Waterproof

Stitching Type

Windproof

anti-uv

Pocket

RECCO system

Type of Length

Style

With Straps

Main Material

Body mapping identifies the right places for stretch inserts that enable good freedom of movement. Padded areas for warmth 125 g/m2.
Stretch zones that wick away perspiration match the vents on our FR900 Bib

Design

To stay warm and dry, use the 2 or 3 breathable-layers rule.
In warmer weather, a breathable base layer provide comforts, some warmth, and good perspiration wicking.
If it is cooler, FR900 under-shorts provide a bit more warmth in the right places.
In cold weather, combine several layers while retaining good breathability.

What should you wear under your pants?

Women's Base Layers

Component encourages wicking and minimal drying.

Moisture management

Developed for low intensity (low perspiration) skiers who are looking for a warm base layer in cold weather.

Intensity

Collar Type

sleeve length

The BL 100 Base Layer Top has a regular cut.
It is a classic straight cut that adapts to a wide variety of body shapes.

How does the BL 100 Base Layer Top fit?

Polyester is the most-used fibre for base garments because it is relatively inexpensive, offers excellent performance, and can be knit to obtain a very lightweight and durable fabric. It actively absorbs moisture but does not dry particularly well when wet.


What are the benefits of polyester?

You only need three technical layers to stay warm on the slopes: Layer 1 or a base layer, to stay dry. Layer 2 or an insulating layer, to keep heat in. Layer 3 or a protective layer, to protect against bad weather.

How to dress to stay warm on the slopes

This product is repairable.We commit to repairing your product free of charge for the duration of the warranty. If you need the seams, zippers, or another element repaired, contact your store. However, if we can’t repair your product (production defect), we will exchange it or reimburse you.

This product is repairable.

The model wears size M and is 175 cm (5’9”) tall.
Measurements:
Waist size: 67 cm (26”)
Hip measurement: 99 cm (39”)
Chest size: 90 cm (35”)

To help you choose the right size

Ski Base Layers

Windproof insert on the forehead protects from the cold.

A warm and breathable hat designed for intensive cross-country skiing.

Maximum washing temperature 30°C. Normal cycle.

Silent

Type of Beanie

Lining Material

Practice Motivation

Oddly, to keep your hands and feet warm, you need to cover your head. 
Extreme cold increases blood flow to the heart and brain at the expense of the feet and hands. 
So, if you want warm hands and feet, bring a hat!

Why wear a hat for cross-country skiing?

Ski Hats & Beanies

Two-fabric to protect you from the cold, in addition to the helmet.

2 materials, can be worn in 6 different ways.

Flexibility

Worn over the face, the jersey part provides good humidity transfer.

This neck warmer is practical and clever: it can be worn 6 different ways to efficiently protect you from the cold. 

pattern

type of lining

Season

modular

Tightening Type

On the product packaging, you will find 6 ways of wearing the Hug (hat, balaclava, neck warmer, etc.).

Modular

Ski Neck Warmers & Balaclavas

Fine merino yarn designed to wick away moisture to the outside of the foot

Medium thickness socks recommended for ski boots with a medium or narrow shell

Precision

Elastic ankle area for perfect positioning on the leg

Anatomic design

“Friction free” thread on the malleolus (sides of the ankles)

Reduced chafing

Fitting comfort

Cordura thread resistant to wear on the sole

Durability

Stay comfortable right down to your toes with these merino wool ski socks. Their special design protects your feet from damage caused by boots. 

height of the sock

thickness of the sock

reduced chafing

silicone

moisture management

anti-slip

touch

shoes with left or right mark

Elastic

Packaging

- 14% merino wool
- Hard-wearing Cordura thread on 40% of the sole
- Limits irritation at the ankle 
- Synthetic thread designed to wick away moisture towards the outside of the foot

Composition

Medium thickness socks are recommended for ski boots with a medium to narrow shell.
Right and left toe box for greater comfort.
French terry fabric heel and toe.
French terry fabric shin protects you from chafing against ski or snowboard boots.

Features

Fully stretchy socks stay in place on the foot and leg.

Ergonomic design

All our sock sizes cover 3 or 4 shoe sizes. The benefit of the elastane qualities in our socks is that they adapt to your foot and stay in place. Foot length, size, and volume vary from person to person: that’s why it’s important to try your socks on before going skiing.
We always recommend choosing slightly small over slightly large socks.

Choosing the right sock size

The size chart for this sock is more precise than for other models in the range: 1 sock size covers 3 foot sizes instead of the usual 4. This model also offers asymmetrical feet (differentiated right and left foot) for a perfect fit.

Sizing

Blisters are generally caused by socks, shoes, or foreign objects chafing feet. Humidity also plays a role, as it makes skin more vulnerable.
Chafing is reduced when socks stay in place.
Some socks have anti-friction yarn to reduce irritation.
These socks do not provide 100% protection from blisters.

Reduce blisters

Our skiing socks are guaranteed for 2 years.
Our commitment? To offer you long-lasting products that you can use for all your winter sports.

Warranty

Ski Socks

Correctly sealed, the pouch is waterproof up to 2 m for 30 min: IPX8 standard.

Allows for touchscreen use out of the water.

Tactile efficiency

Easy to use. Push until the lock clicks into place

Easy opening/closing

Waterproof pouch to protect your phone and important documents or papers when you're out on the water. Ideal for your sea outings. 

Number of Compartments

Fastener Type

Slide the clip. 
Open the pouch. 
Insert your phone. 
Seal the pouch. 
Slide the clip until you hear a click.

Check the bag’s watertightness regularly using paper towel.

How it works

On dry land: 
Your phone’s touchscreen is functional. You can still make calls, take pictures, and read your screen. 
Note: Picture quality is reduced.

Underwater: 
The touchscreen won’t work underwater.
You can’t take pictures.

Phone functions

Dimensions
Width: 110 mm
Height: 225 mm

Weight: 40 g

Maximum dimensions of phone:
Width: 90 mm
Height: 180 mm

Note: this may vary depending on the thickness of your phone and whether or not you have a protective case.

Technical dimensions

Regularly check the pouch’s waterproofness. A dent or small puncture can damage the seal.
Slip the pouch under your UV top, T-shirt, or life jacket while you’re on the water.
During high-speed activities (jet skiing, kite surfing, etc.), protect it from the wind by keeping it in your wetsuit, for example.

Directions

Boat accessories and bags

A 3-finger design for a compromise between warmth and freedom of movement.

Water repellent

For cross-country skiers in very cold weather.

Glove Type

Reinforced Palm

leash

Everyone reacts differently to the cold; some people feel it more than others.
 There are several factors to take into account that explain this difference, such as:
> activity intensity (related to cross-country skiing)
> each individual’s metabolism
> blood circulation

The above factors should be considered when choosing a pair of gloves.

Sensitivity to cold

1/ Warmth
3-finger gloves provide greater warmth than 5-finger gloves with the same features. 
Synthetic fibre (wadding) thermal insulation is one of the best alternatives to down.
2/Breathability
 Your gloves must have good breathability to stop air circulating inside the glove.
3/Grip and comfort
 Grip is the ease with which an individual can grasp the pole handle.

Choosing your gloves

Women's Ski Gloves & Mittens

Adjusted waist and stretch component for freedom of movement.

Pockets

Ankle zippers make it easy to put your boots on.

For cross-country skiing at a moderate intensity and in cool weather. Protection against the wind and cold.

Drying in tumble dryer possible. Low temperature, maximum drum exhaust temperature 60°C.

Type of Layer

maternity

Type of Bell

Our water-repellent clothing protects you while cross-country skiing.
A fabric’s water repellency is its ability to make water run off its surface without absorbing it. A fabric is made water-repellent by applying a treatment to its outer surface. This treatment needs to be reapplied during the life of the garment (recommended every three washes). 

Water-repellent properties

We recommend the three-layer technique. 
Layer 1: A technical base layer that wicks away moisture to keep your skin dry.
Layer 2: An insulating layer (T-shirt, fleece) that provides warmth and wicks moisture outward.
Layer 3: An outer layer (jacket) that protects against the elements (wind, snow, cold).

Adjust the number of layers to suit the intensity of your activity and the weather. Make sure your clothing is breathable.

How to stay warm and dry while cross-country skiing

Did you know that the wind makes you feel colder? 
With 20 km/h winds, 0°C feels like -10°C.
The windproof features reduce the wind chill.

Why should you protect yourself from the wind?

Women's Hiking Pants

Low: component provides moisture wicking with minimal drying.

Average: brushed lining for warmth. 180 g/m²

Designed for low intensity (low perspiration) skiers seeking a comfortable and warm undergarment.

The BL 100 Ski Base Layer Bottoms have a regular cut.
This is a classic, straight cut. Suitable for all body shapes.

How do the BL 100 Ski Base Layer Bottoms fit?

We commit to repairing your product free of charge for the duration of the warranty. If you need the seams, zippers, or another element repaired, contact your store. However, if we can’t repair your product (production defect), we will exchange it or reimburse you.

Ski Leggings & Tights

A lightweight headband for cross-country skiing at average intensity in cool weather. 

To keep your hands and feet warm, you need to cover your head. 
Extreme cold increases blood flow to the heart and brain at the expense of the feet and hands. 
So if you want warm hands and feet, wear a hat or headband!

Why wear a hat or headband for cross-country skiing?

Cross-Country Ski Hats

clearance

Insulating cover for 500 ml water bottle (not included, 21.5 cm x 7.5 cm.

Isothermal

Fleece water-repellent pocket to protect the phone from the cold (16 x 7 cm max)

Content protection

Ergonomic grip

Adjustable belt (maximum waist size: 105 cm)

A bottle holder belt for you to carry your hydration bottle comfortably (max 500 ml).

Volume (L)

Weight (g)

chest straps

water bladder included

number of pockets for water bottles

whistle

total volume of water (bladder + bottles)

Water Bladder Volume

Cross-Country Ski Accessories

Ease of use

Our team designed this scraper to care for cross-country skis.

Up to 3°C extra warmth when worn under gloves.

Conveniently designed for touchscreen compatibility.

The silk knit wicks away water vapour to keep your hands dry.

Stretchy thanks to the natural elasticity of silk.

Stretch

Designed by hiking enthusiasts, these liner gloves are made from silk to give you extra warmth and softness. They are also touchscreen-compatible.

abrasion 

Options

Air Temperature

Water-Repellent

The MT 500 Liner Gloves have been continuously improved, thanks mainly to customer feedback.
The improved comfort of these liner gloves gives better support while hiking, thanks to your feedback. It’s also thanks to your feedback that the elastic section at the wrist has been extended for greater comfort and the touchscreen-compatible section has been redesigned to be more effective.

Improvements

Optimize insulation by applying the layering principle. Wearing liner gloves in addition to gloves creates several air pockets that effectively insulate your hands from the cold. The gloves must be big enough not to compress your fingers. This is because compression slows down blood flow in the fingers, which prevents them from staying warm.

How to effectively protect your hands from the cold

When active, the body generates heat that is preserved by your clothing’s thermal insulation. If clothing is inadequate, your body cools and circulation to your hands and feet drops to keep your upper body warm. Your clothing therefore plays a role in keeping your hands warm.

How to keep your hands warm with the right clothing.

A glove’s dexterity corresponds to its ability to handle objects with ease. Our liner gloves have been given a score from 1 to 5 in a laboratory study. The closer the score is to 5, the easier it is to handle objects as though you were not wearing gloves. 
The dexterity of these liner gloves has been rated 5/5. In particular, tests were done to measure how easily it is to get a jacket on and handle the zipper while wearing these liner gloves.

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Mobile Phone Protective Case