Padded chest to provide warmth where you need it.

Warmth

Very stretchy fabric on strategic areas (back, shoulders).

Freedom of movement

The main fabric has a membrane and is windproof.

Windproof

This jacket is for the cross-country skier who isn't afraid to hit the trails, whether skate skiing or classic, even in the cold and wind. 

Maximum wash temperature of 30°C. Delicate cycle.

Ventilation Zippers

Condition

Intensity

sleeve length

Waterproof

Pocket

Practice Motivation

Type of Length

Hood

Style

Zipper Type

Fastener Type

Main Material

On the chest, insulation protects the area most sensitive to the cold. The fabric is relatively thin on the stomach for greater comfort when wearing a hydration belt. The very stretchy fabrics on the arms and back provide great freedom of movement.

A jacket combining warmth, freedom of movement and protection from the wind

A fabric's water-repellent property is its ability to let water slide off its surface without soaking in. The fabric doesn’t soak up water and so remains lightweight, breathable and warm. It is made from a treatment on the outside of the fabric, which must be renewed (every 3 washes).

Water-repellent jacket, like all Quechua jackets

The jacket has several pockets, including one inner pocket and two at the back, allowing you to carry everything you need for your outings (key, water, bars, etc.)

Pockets for carrying the essentials

Reflective markings so you can be seen even in low light.

Reflective markings to be visible, even in the dark

When skiing, the rule of the 3 layers: 
- A first thermal layer (high-tech ski base layer)
- A second layer (fleece or down jacket) 
- A third layer, your windproof and/or waterproof jacket. 
Adapt the layers according to your level of physical effort and the weather.

Dressing for cross-country skiing: stay warm and dry

Weight

Men Ski Jackets

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.

Skill Level

reflective

Weather Conditions

Reversible

Silent

Type of Beanie

Lining Material

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

Component encourages wicking and minimal drying.

Moisture management

Designed for low intensity skiers who are looking for a warm base layer in cold weather.

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

Frequency

Number of Pockets

belt height

Place of Practice

anti-uv

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 do the BL 100 Ski Base Layer Bottoms 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?

We commit to repairing your product free of charge for the duration of the warranty. This service is offered in stores, including for snags, seams, zippers, and more.
However, if we can’t repair your product (production defect), we will exchange it or reimburse you.

This product is repairable.

Ski Leggings & Tights

Good dexterity with a stretchy palm and main fabric.

Dexterity

These gloves are designed for cross-country skiers.

Tightening Type

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

Men's Ski Gloves & Mittens

Compact and fits easily in a pocket or backpack.

Compact design

This simple, fleece, neck warmer is designed to protect your neck from the cold this winter.

This Firstheat model is also available in a hat version.

Outfit

Ski Neck Warmers & Balaclavas

2 pairs of cross-country skis + poles (not suitable for downhill skis).

Capacity

For carrying skis up to 2.10 m in length (210 x 160).

Compatibility

Designed to carry and protect your cross-country skis in transit. 

Type of Cover

Foldable

Number of Compartments

Cross-Country Skis

Fitted cut with stretch fabric and pre-shaped knees

Windproof membrane on the thighs and knees

Breathability

Water-repellent on the thighs and knees, water slides off the fabric

Water repellent

Pockets

These tights are machine-washable and do not require ironing.

Ease of Maintenance 

Gentlemen, these cross-country skiing tights are your ally! In cool weather or at moderate speed, go cross-country skiing in comfort and style. 

reinforced area

modular

Type of Layer

Type of Bell

With Straps

Waterproof membranes have the disadvantage of not being very breathable. Cross-country skiing is an activity that requires intense physical exertion. The risk would therefore be to sweat a lot, and then get cold.
That’s why for your cross-country ski outfit, the materials used are water-repellent (water slides off the material) and not waterproof. 
Waterproof clothing is only recommended in heavy rain or snow when you are outdoors.

Why aren’t these tights waterproof?

These tights cover a wide temperature range, so that they can be worn for an extended part of the season. 
If it is very cold, you can add a technical breathable base layer underneath or windproof over-trousers on top. This three-layer technique also depends on each person’s sensitivity level to the cold.

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 components help to reduce this wind chill by blocking the air flow resulting from the true wind and the forward motion of your sporting activity.

Why should you protect yourself from the wind?

Snowboard Leggings

Good: bodymapping for effective moisture transfer and fast drying.

Average: bodymapping integrated into a brushed component (165 g/m²).

Seamless technology: fewer seams to reduce irritation.

Reduced chafing

The component limits perspiration odours. 
Lab tested to ISO 17299-3 standard.

Odour control

Hit the slopes without worrying about the cold with this base layer. A real second skin, it prevents the sauna effect while you’re out doing moderate exercise. 

Collar Type

The BL 500 soft thermal base layer comes in a slim fit.
It offers a second skin effect with a slim fit that limits chafing.

Polyamide is the strongest of all raw textile materials, even when wet, and it is very stretchy.
Thanks to its natural properties, this breathable fibre provides very good moisture management and good temperature regulation while reducing odours.
These specially textured, super-soft yarns give the fabric a silky, natural feel. Ideal for tight, seamless clothing.

Benefits of polyamide

Thanks to its bodymapping technology and brushed polyamide fibre created with I-Soft technology, this second skin will evenly distribute body heat.

Technical product structure

The I-Soft technology enhances the fabric’s performance, providing a variety of benefits: soft, feeling of warmth, comfort on the skin. It also increases product performance with better thermoregulation, moisture wicking, and thermal insulation. To achieve this softness, the base layer is brushed.

What is I-Soft technology?

The innovative I-Band technology at the waist means the fabric stays in place and does not ride up. Also, the top and bottom of our I-Soft tops are equipped with this technology so you can focus on your sport.

What is I-Band technology?

You only need three technical layers to stay warm on the slopes: Layer 1 or a base layer, to stay dry. - Layer 2, an insulating layer to keep the 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

The model is 1.85 m (6’1") tall and is wearing a size M.  
Measurements: 
Chest measurement: 104 cm (40.9 in)
Waist: 104 cm (40.9 in)
Arm length: 45 cm (17.7 in)
Inseam: 80 cm (31.5 in)

To help you choose the right size

Ski Base Layers

Wool fibre with polyamide for added strength.

Durability

Merino wool offers a good balance between warmth and compactness.

There are 10 ways of wearing this product.

Flexibility

Ultra-fine (18.5 microns), super soft Merino wool. Does not itch.

Softness

This neck warmer made with merino wool protects you from the cold when trekking.

adjustable diameter

Packaging

Reinforced fibre for lasting durability: Uses a new yarn structure in which a polyamide yarn forms a thin sheath that protects the Merino wool fibres against friction and cuts.
The component’s grammage is 155 g/sqm.

Is this neck warmer sturdy?

Men's Neck Warmers

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)

Anatomic design

Easy opening/closing

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

Very low: Component provides moisture-wicking and minimal drying.

Designed for low intensity skiers looking for a warm base layer in cold weather.

How does the BL 100 Base Layer Top fit?

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.

We commit to repairing your product free of charge for the duration of the warranty. This service is offered in stores, including for snags, seams, zippers, and more.
If your product can’t be repaired due to a production defect, we will offer you an exchange or refund.

38% merino wool keeps your feet and ankles warm

Knitted with a special yarn to reduce the consequences of rubbing.

Elastic strip at the midfoot arch holds the sock in place on the foot.

These running socks are designed to protect you from the cold during your runs in sub-zero temperatures.

Distance

height of the sock

thickness of the sock

reduced chafing

moisture management

Sock Height

Stitching Type

Type of Socks

shoes with left or right mark

The sock covers the heel to protect the open space between your running tights and shoe.

Height of upper

Running Socks

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

Adjustable wrist without hook and loop fastener

Stability

A glove designed for men and women cross-country skiers looking for good balance between warmth and dexterity. 

Glove Type

abrasion 

Season

Reinforced Palm

anti-slip

– For online purchases, remember to click on the size guide, next to the size drop-down menu.
– For purchases in the shop, the tips of your fingers must not touch the inner fabric of your gloves, to avoid creating a thermal bridge, i.e. a heat loss. Ensure you keep a small space there so your fingers stay warm.

How do you choose the right glove size?

Snowboard Gloves & Mittens

Ultra-fine (18.5 microns), super soft merino wool. Does not itch.

The highly absorbent nature of wool helps keep the head dry.

This merino wool beanie is designed to keep you warm during your winter hikes and everyday errands.

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Men’s Cross-Country Ski Pants, XC S 500