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Kids' Ski Touring Jackets
Go to the guide ↓It has to vent on the way up and seal out wind at the top, with room for a fleece below.
Guide
Kids' Ski Touring Jackets
On a ski tour, kids sweat on the climb and cool down quickly on breaks. The jacket keeps out wind and snow; the warmth comes from the fleece and the insulated jacket.
Key points
- Waterproof with vents, or a softshell on dry, settled days.
- Size by height in cm, with room for a fleece underneath.
- Tough fabric on shoulders and sleeves, where skins, edges and the pack rub.
- Up to age seven, no cords at hood or collar, in line with EN 14682.
Which jacket for which touring day?
| Use | What matters | Your jacket |
|---|---|---|
| Short uphill on the piste | What mattersResort close by, settled weather | Your jacketSoftshell with a fleece underneath |
| First tour off-piste | What mattersLong breaks, wind at the top | Your jacketHardshell with hood, insulated jacket in the pack |
| Spring sunshine | What mattersLots of sweat | Your jacketLight windproof, vents open |
| Bitterly cold day | What mattersCold hands and neck | Your jacketHardshell with high collar and Velcro cuffs |
What to look for
| Question | In short | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Hardshell or softshell? | In shortTour and weather decide | WhyA softshell stretches and lets vapour out well but only keeps off light snow. For tours with breaks in the wind, a hardshell is the safer choice. |
| Which size? | In shortTry it with a fleece | WhyPut the fleece on underneath and have your child raise their arms and squat. The back stays covered and the sleeves reach the wrists. |
| Does it grow with them? | In shortSometimes | WhySome kids' jackets let you extend the sleeves by a few centimetres. Otherwise Velcro cuffs can be tightened while the jacket is still big. |
| Pockets and zips? | In shortBig and easy to grip | WhyWith gloves on, kids need large zip pulls. A chest pocket keeps tissues and a snack bar within reach, even with a pack on. |
Frequently asked questions
Does my child need a membrane jacket?
For short tours in settled weather, a softshell or their ski jacket is often enough. Off-piste, with breaks in the wind, a hardshell protects better. Padded ski jackets are usually too warm on the climb.
What goes underneath?
A merino or synthetic base layer, plus a thin fleece when it's cold. No cotton, as it stays wet. Pack an insulated jacket for the top and spare gloves.
Why does my child get cold so fast at the top?
Because they stop while sweaty. Straight after arriving: insulated jacket over the shell, hat on, dry gloves. Kids often notice the cold only once they're already freezing.
How do I wash the jacket?
Dirt and sun cream clog the membrane, so wash it fairly often: technical detergent, no softener. If water stops beading, gentle heat as the label allows or a spray-on proofer helps.
Last updated: November 2026
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