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Volt Print Pant 3 Colors
$202.66
$202.66
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Volt Pant 6 Colors
$188.18
$188.18
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Bandit Pant 4 Colors
$188.18
$188.18
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Warmth

light

Waterproofing

10k

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regular
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Frosty Suspender Pant 1 Color
$172.26
$172.26
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Warmth

insulated

Waterproofing

10k

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regular
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Volt 3 Colors
$129
$129
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insulated

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10k

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regular
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Quinn 1 Color
$249
$249
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Kid Boys Snow Pants and Bibs

For over 75 years, Obermeyer has been making ski apparel that keeps kids warm, dry, and moving freely on the mountain.

Built for the Way Boys Ski

Kid boys' snow pants and bibs from Obermeyer are designed around one reality: kids move constantly, and their gear needs to keep up. The Volt Pant and Outer Limits Pant give older, more independent riders the flexibility to layer up or down depending on conditions, while the Quinn One-Piece wraps younger boys in full coverage from shoulders to boot cuffs. Every style is cut to move with them, no bunching behind the knees, no pulling at the waist mid-run. Waterproofing and insulation are built in across the collection, because a cold, wet kid is a kid who wants to go inside.

Find the Right Fit: Pants vs. One-Piece

Snow pants and one-piece suits solve different problems. The Volt Pant and Outer Limits Pant work well for boys who can manage a jacket and pants as separate pieces and are comfortable layering on their own. They're also easier to take off during bathroom breaks, which matters more than most parents expect. The Quinn One-Piece eliminates the waist gap entirely, keeping snow out during falls and cold air off the lift. For younger boys or particularly cold days, that coverage is worth the extra zipper time.

Why Buy Kid Boys Snow Pants and Bibs from Obermeyer

  • Full-day dryness — the Volt Pant's insulation and waterproof construction hold up through a full day on the hill without soaking through
  • Gap-free coverage — the Quinn One-Piece seals out snow at the waist, making it the right call for younger boys and deep-snow days
  • Terrain-ready build — the Outer Limits Pant holds up through falls, lift rides, and terrain park sessions across a full season
  • Freedom to move — every style is cut for active movement so boys aren't fighting their gear on the way down
  • Easy to coordinate — pants pair cleanly with Obermeyer jackets like the Ashor and Kaizen for a complete, matched kit
  • Sized for growth — sizing runs across a broad range to accommodate different builds and the inevitable growth spurts

Aspen Inspired, Engineered to Perform.

Obermeyer has been making mountain gear since 1947, and this collection is built on that same foundation. Every style is backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty, made to outlast the season and then some. Add to cart and get your kid ready for the hill.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I look for in kid boys snow pants and bibs for skiing? +

Waterproofing, reinforced knees, and an adjustable waistband are the three things worth checking first. Bibs stay tucked in better and offer more coverage, which makes them a practical pick for younger or more active kids.

Are snow bibs or snow pants better for boys who ski? +

Bibs offer better snow protection around the waist and back during falls or deep snow days. Pants like the Volt Pant give more layering flexibility and are easier to get on and off, which older boys tend to prefer.

How do I know what size snow pants to buy for my son? +

Go by height and waist measurement rather than age, fit matters for both comfort and waterproof performance. Most Obermeyer boys' styles include adjustable waistbands that help extend the life of the garment across more than one season.

What are the warmest snow pants for boys? +

Look for insulated fill paired with a waterproof outer layer so heat stays in even when conditions get wet. The Volt Pant is Obermeyer's fully insulated option built for cold-weather days on the mountain.

Can boys wear snow bibs for activities other than skiing? +

Yes, bibs work great for sledding, snowshoeing, and general winter play since they stay in place and provide full coverage during active movement. The Quinn One-Piece is a solid pick for younger kids who need that same full-body protection off the slopes too.