Ski clothes are generally divided into competitive clothes and travel clothes. Competitive clothing is designed according to the characteristics of competition events, focusing on the improvement of sports performance. Travel clothes are mainly warm, beautiful, comfortable and practical. Ski clothes are usually brightly colored, which is not only from the aesthetic point of view, but also from the safety point of view. If you ski on high mountains, especially on steep slopes, the ski resorts far away from the construction are easy to collapse or get lost. In this case, bright clothes provide a good view for the search.

Because skiing is a sport in a cold environment, it is best to choose underwear that is close-fitting, breathable and allows sweat molecules to escape, rather than cotton products. Its inner layer has a layer of chemical fiber material with one-way sweat absorption function, which does not absorb water itself, and its outer layer is made of cotton products, which can absorb sweat on cotton products with good effect.

Clothes selection

First, you can't choose clothes that are too small or too tightly wrapped (except professional competition clothes), which will limit the sliding action when sliding. The coat should be loose, the sleeve length should be slightly longer than the wrist after the arm is straightened up, and the cuffs should be gathered, which has the function of elastic adjustment. The neckline should be an upright high-necked opening to prevent cold air from entering.

The length of trousers should be based on the length from the corner of trousers to the ankle after squatting. The lower opening of the trouser leg has a double-layer structure, and the inner layer has an elastic necking with non-slip rubber, which can be tightly stretched on the ski boots to effectively prevent snow from entering; The inner side of the outer layer has a wear-resistant hard lining to prevent the ski boots from colliding with each other and damaging the outer layer when sliding.

Secondly, from the structural point of view, there are two forms of ski suit: one-piece ski suit and one-piece ski suit. Ski clothes are easy to wear, but when choosing, pants must be high waist, and it is best to have straps and soft belts. The coat must be loose, the waist should be gathered in the middle and there should be a belt or drawstring to prevent the snow from entering the ski suit from the waist after sliding down.

After the arm is straight, the sleeves should not be too tight, but longer, because the upper limbs are in all-round motion when skiing, especially for beginners. One-piece ski suit is simple in structure, comfortable to wear, and better in snow prevention than one-piece ski suit, but it is more troublesome to wear. According to the author's experience, it is more convenient to wear one-piece ski suit than to slide in one-piece ski suit.