The resorts haven’t opened yet, but the bag is already being prepared: the Black Friday is the perfect time to complete your ski outfit, change your hiking boots, or find that missing puffer jacket. The page brings together promotions from all over the mountain, from the slopes to the rocks.
The Sport filter sorts the selection with one click, and then size and brand narrow it down.
The Black Friday is just before the ski resorts open. It’s the time to sort out your mountain wardrobe: the jacket that no longer keeps the damp out, the worn goggles, the gloves that have lost their warmth. The offers change during the event, so be sure to check back on the page several times.
Ski jackets and trousers, suits, salopettes, gloves, mittens, goggles, and helmets make up the bulk of the selection. For a coherent outfit, start by choosing the jacket and then the trousers from the same waterproof range. The entire range, including promotions, can be found on the ski page.
The snowboarder looks for a looser fit and reinforcements at the knees and backside: the snowboard page groups jackets, trousers, and boots. For the ascent with skins, breathability is as important as warmth: the dedicated clothing and equipment can be found on the ski touring page.
Hiking shoes are one of the most useful purchases during the event: a high upper supports the ankle on rocky trails, while a low upper is suitable for rolling paths. Waterproof jackets, fleeces, trousers, and backpacks complete the hiking and trek page.
Whether for the indoor gym or the crag, climbing shoes should be snug, and the trousers must allow free leg movement. The climbing page brings together shoes, ropes, gear, and climbing clothing.
All brands featured on the site are organised on the brands page.
The Christmas page takes over with gift ideas by budget. The clearance keeps last-season stock available all year round, and winter sales come next. The new arrivals show the latest entries in the catalogue.
Filter the Black Friday page by the Ski sport and the Ski jacket category, then by your size. To compare with the entire range, open the ski page.
Take your usual city size and add space for thick socks. Choose the height of the upper according to your trails, and then compare in the hiking and trek page.
Yes, any ski helmet sold must meet the dedicated European standard, regardless of its price. Check especially the head circumference and compatibility with your goggles on the ski page.
Yes, by first focusing on the jacket and trousers, which you’ll use all winter. The boots and accessories are on the snowboard page.
Filter the selection by the Ski touring sport to see what’s on promotion. The rest of the equipment and clothing can be found on the ski touring page.