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Ashor 8 Colors
$160
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Altair 4 Colors
$185
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Vinzenz 3 Colors
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Volt Pant 5 Colors
$130
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Kids' Thumbs Up Mitten 12 Colors
$40
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Super G 4 Colors
$200
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Ultra Gear 3 Colors
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Comfy Cozy Jacket 8 Colors
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Comfy Cozy Cargo Set 9 Colors
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Moritz 4 Colors
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Arden 8 Colors
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Frosty Suspender Pant 1 Color
$119
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Volt 3 Colors
$83
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Outer Limits 1 Color
$129
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Kids' Thumbs Up 6 Colors
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Teddy Fur 2 Colors
$35
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Altair 3 Colors
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Quinn 1 Color
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Kid Boys Ski Apparel

For over 75 years, Obermeyer has made ski apparel built for real days on the slopes, the kind where kids don't stop moving and conditions don't hold still.

Jackets That Go the Distance

Kid boys need outerwear that holds up through a full day, not just the first few runs. The Ashor Jacket, Altair Jacket, and Orb Jacket cover a range of performance levels and styles, so you can match the jacket to how your son actually skis. Each one is built for weather resistance and real warmth, with enough mobility that kids aren't fighting with their jacket every time they move. For younger or more adventurous riders, the Quinn One-Piece delivers full-body coverage in a single layer, no tucking, no gaps, no cold air sneaking in at the waist.

Layers That Work as Hard as They Do

The Superior Gear Zip Top and Ultra Gear Zip Top handle moisture management at the base, pulling sweat away so kids stay dry when they're working hard. Add the Comfy Cozy Fleece Jacket as a mid-layer and you've got insulation that's flexible enough to layer under a shell without adding bulk. If you want to simplify the whole process, the Comfy Cozy Set and Comfy Cozy Cargo Set bundle the mid-layer pieces together, which means less guesswork on what goes with what.

Pants Built for Every Run

The right bottoms make a real difference for kids who are on the hill all day, not just a couple of hours. The Volt Pant and Volt Print Pant offer waterproof coverage in solid and printed options, while the Outer Limits Pant brings a slightly different fit for riders who want a little more room to move. Pair either with the Ultra Gear Bottom or Superior Gear Bottom as a base-layer pant underneath, and you've got a base-to-shell system that handles cold and wet without slowing them down.

Accessories That Complete the Kit

No kit is finished until the hands and head are covered. The Kids' Thumbs Up Mitten and Kids' Thumbs Up Glove are both made for cold conditions, with an easy on-and-off design that works for small hands. The Teddy Fur Hat adds warmth and is the kind of thing kids will actually want to wear

Frequently Asked Questions

What should kid boys wear skiing for the first time? +

The Quinn One-Piece is a good first choice for young beginners because it eliminates gaps between jacket and pants and keeps snow out. Pair it with the Kids' Thumbs Up Mitten for extra warmth and easy on-and-off for small hands.

How do I layer kid boys for cold weather outdoor activities? +

Start with a moisture-wicking base layer, add the Comfy Cozy Fleece Jacket as a mid-layer, then finish with a waterproof outer shell for a three-layer system. The Comfy Cozy Set bundles the mid-layer pieces together so the layers are already designed to work with each other.

What is the difference between ski pants and snow pants for kids? +

Ski pants are reinforced, waterproof, and built for lift-served skiing, while snow pants are designed more broadly for general winter play with lighter insulation. The Volt Pant and Outer Limits Pant are built for lift-served skiing, not just general winter play.

Are mittens or gloves better for kid boys in the snow? +

Mittens are generally warmer because fingers share heat when grouped together rather than separated. The Kids' Thumbs Up Mitten is designed specifically for children with a thumb position that makes gripping poles easier from day one.