Teach You How To Choose High-end Ski Jacket!
May 30, 2022
A. Don't choose clothes that are too small or too tight (except professional competition clothes)
Top: looser is better, the length of the sleeve should be slightly longer than the wrist after straightening the arm. The cuffs should shrink and be adjustable and tighten. The neckline should be an upright turtleneck opening to prevent cold air from entering. Get a loose-fitting top, and you can have fun in the snow.
Snow Pants: Learning to ski will often cause falls on the snow, so it's best to wear waterproof ski pants to keep you warm and moisture-proof. The length of the trousers should be the length from the corner of the trousers to the ankle after squatting. The opening of the trouser legs has a double-layer structure, and the inner layer has non-slip rubber, which can be tightened on the ski boots, which can effectively prevent snow from entering; the outer layer is made of wear-resistant hard lining to prevent the ski boots from colliding with each other and causing external damage.
B. There are two types of ski suits: split ski suits and one-piece ski suits
Split Ski Suits: Easy to put on, but the pants must be high-waisted, preferably with straps and a soft waistband. The top must be loose, choose a waist in the middle, and have a belt or a windproof skirt to prevent the snow from entering from the waist after the ski falls.
One-piece ski suit: simple structure, comfortable to wear, better anti-snow effect than body, but troublesome to wear.
C, ski suit material is very important
1. Waterproof
When buying ski suits, pay attention to the water resistance of ski suits. Our Sinova ski suit manufacturer is custom-processing ski suits, and their waterproof performance is in accordance with the national standards. Generally higher than 20000mm is super waterproof performance, less than 8000mm waterproof performance is average, higher than 10000mm indicates good waterproof performance. For ordinary ski enthusiasts, the waterproof performance of about 10000mm can meet our daily skiing needs, and there is no need to deliberately pursue the waterproof performance of the ultra-high index.
2. Breathability
Air permeability index (unit: g/m^2/24Hr, one gram of water vapor per square meter per day): It is how many grams of water vapor can pass through the area of one square meter per day. A person loses half a liter of fluid (about 500g) through the skin every day. With the increase of exercise, this loss will increase exponentially, which means that we need a higher breathability index to ensure that the water vapor on the skin surface is discharged. .
So the higher the breathability index of a ski suit, the better its breathability. When we buy, we can choose a ski suit with good breathability.
D. Choose bright colors for styles
Be sure to choose a color that contrasts with white, such as red, orange, sky blue, or a combination of colors. One is to add a glamorous charm to the sport, and more importantly, to provide other skiers with an eye-catching logo.
