Ski, Snow & Winter Sports

Ski, snow and winter sports kit for the slopes, the ice rink and snowy hills: snow helmets, ski and snowboard bags, boot backpacks, snowshoes, figure and ice skates, adjustable youth ski boots and wall mounts for storing skis and boards at home. The range includes Giro Ledge MIPS helmets, Dakine Low Roller snowboard bags, Thule RoundTrip boot packs, Osprey Glade ski packs, G2 GO2GETHER snowshoes and Jackson Ultima figure skates.

Buying advice: measure your head circumference about 2 cm above the eyebrows to choose a snow helmet, look for one made to EN 1077, the European standard for skiing and snowboarding helmets, and check your goggles sit flush with the brim. Goggle lenses are graded by how much light they let through, from category 1 for flat light to categories 3 and 4 for bright sun. For a snowboard bag, pick a length 5–10 cm longer than your longest board. Figure skates should hold the heel firmly without crushing the toes; use the maker's chart, as skate sizes often differ from shoe sizes.

See ski goggles, ski & snowboard accessories, snowshoes, figure skates, children's ice skates and sledges, or read our UK hill-walking kit list for winter days out.

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Ski, Snow & Winter Sports: frequently asked questions

What size ski helmet do I need?

Measure around your head about 2 cm above the eyebrows and check it against the size chart; the Giro Ledge, for example, comes in centimetre ranges such as 52–55.5 cm and 55.5–59 cm. The helmet should feel snug without pressure points, should not rock when you shake your head, and should leave no gap between brim and goggles.

Which goggle lens category should I choose?

Lenses are graded from category 0 to 4 by how much visible light they let through. Categories 1 and 2 suit cloudy and flat-light days, common in Scottish resorts; category 3 suits bright sun; category 4 is for very strong glacier light and is not suitable for driving. Many skiers carry a spare lens for changing conditions.

How do I choose figure skates for a beginner?

Look for a supportive, padded boot with a stainless steel blade and toe pick, such as the Jackson Ultima beginner models. The heel should sit firmly in the back of the boot, with the toes just touching the end when standing. Sizes vary between brands and from shoe sizes, so always check the maker's chart before ordering.

What length snowboard bag do I need?

Choose a bag around 5–10 cm longer than your board so the nose, tail and mounted bindings fit without strain. Bags such as the Dakine Low Roller come in lengths of 157, 165 and 175 cm. Padded, wheeled bags suit flights and carrying two boards, while a lighter sleeve is fine for car journeys.

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