If you're looking to hit the slopes, investing in proper snow gear is an absolute must. From thermal underlayers and beanies to ski jackets and boots, the right pieces will keep you warm and protected from the elements.
As it can be difficult to find ski-appropriate clothing and accessories here in Australia, we've rounded up a list of stores with plenty of gear in stock. Scroll on to see the retailers with a great range of cold weather-friendly pieces on offer.
Offering great value gear for the whole family, Mountain Warehouse is worth a look in before your next big ski trip. The store has all the clothing and footwear your family needs to stay warm, including adorable snowsuits for the littlest members.
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Though rebel doesn't stock a huge range of ski gear, you can find a select range of ski gloves, pants and boots here. You can also shop plenty of winter accessories including beanies, neck warmers and cosy thermal socks.
Whether you're after apparel or ski equipment, Amazon has loads of options available from local and international sellers, giving you plenty of designs to choose from.
Free delivery on millions of eligible items with Amazon Prime
Whether you're skiing or snowboarding, sportswear store Decathlon has a great range of products to get you snow-ready. Along with all the usual apparel and footwear, the store also stocks ski cameras, watches, headbands and hand warmers, helping you to make the most of your winter adventures.
With millions of new and secondhand items available, you're guaranteed to find everything you're looking for on eBay. The site also makes it easy to compare prices from various sellers so that you can snap up the best deal.
Free shipping on millions of eligible items with eBay Plus
A leader in outdoor wear, Kathmandu has tons of ski and snow gear available for the whole family. The site stocks everything from clothing and footwear to goggles, helmets and ski bags, making it easy to shop everything you need in a single spot.
From heavily insulated wear to designated snow gear, The North Face is worth a look in for those who really feel the cold. While its pieces are quite pricey, they're high in quality and are guaranteed to last for years to come.
Kogan sells virtually everything at heavily marked down prices, including ski and snow gear. Choose from a range of ski and snowboarding equipment and accessories online here.
Free shipping for Kogan First members or on marked items
AliExpress is ideal for anyone looking for snow sports essentials. Whether you're looking for some new skis, goggles or gloves, you'll be able to compare product spec and prices side by side to secure the best option here.
This UK-based fashion house offers plenty of innovative skincare products created by globally popular brands. ASOS is fabulous for fashion, but it also offers a great range of snow-savvy labels for you to explore too.
Afterpay and Klarna accepted
Free delivery with orders over $80
Enjoy a risk-free shopping spree with free returns
Alongside its amazing range of clothing and accessories, THE ICONIC stocks some of the biggest snow-wear brands. Here you’ll find Oakley, ROJO and more.
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Inject some fabulously feminine pieces into your snowdrobe rotation. PLT offers a size-inclusive activewear line that will ensure you look great every time you hit the slopes.
This online destination offers a fabulous catalogue of handmade and vintage products, but it also stocks a wide range of snow and ski equipment and accessories too. Check out the options on offer at Etsy and see if you can source a bargain buy on your next shopping spree.
Free delivery on some items
Products from local and international sellers available
Access a massive catalogue of vintage and handmade products
Borrow from your friends. If you have any skiing pros and snow bunnies cleverly disguised as friends and family, see if they have any ski gear they'd be willing to lend you. Chances are, they'll update their ski equipment every few years, so you never know what old stuff they're willing to lend out.
Rent your snow gear. As well as hiring out skis, snowboards, boots and bindings, many places also rent out ski jackets, pants, helmets, gloves – the lot. They know this stuff isn't cheap, and they want you to get out onto the slopes and have a good time, without forking out over a grand for a whole new kit.
Buy ex-rental snow gear. Those jackets and pants you can hire out that we just mentioned? You can buy them outright. They might have been worn by a few people before you, but they come at a fraction of the cost – and they're all yours. Test them out for that first week at the snow, and then decide if you like skiing/snowboarding enough to go all out and buy brand new gear the following season.
Buy your gear at the end of the ski season. This is when most retailers are trying to shift the last of that season's gear, and will do this by discounting it. Heavily. If you can wait till the end of the season to buy, you'll be able to pick up a few bargains for the following season. In Australia, this typically happens around September/October.
Compare prices online. Never buy anything in-store at first glance. You should always do some research online before making any purchases. Some websites will price match their competitors, while others have promo codes and discounts available online.
Promo codes and discounts. This should become a rule for every shopper living in the Internet age: don't buy anything until you've hunted around for a discount. It's one of the easiest ways to save money out there – short of following around anyone giving out free food.
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Looking to shop for activewear online? See the latest deals before you buy:
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Gemma Henry was a writer for Finder specialising in shopping and deals. She has a passion for creative writing and thorough research. When she's not tapping away at her keyboard, you'll find Gemma exploring the great outdoors or curled up with the latest crime fiction novel. See full bio
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